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This is the inaugural Metro Atlanta Speaks survey given to 2,100 voting-age residents. It asks residents a myriad of questions about their perceptions of the quality-of-life in metro Atlanta, including issues of traffic, economy, public education, and more. The Burruss Institute of Kennesaw State University conducted the survey in September of 2013.

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What is the Biggest Problem Facing The Atlanta Region?

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Rate The Availability of Job Opportunities in Metro Atlanta...

Excellent, 6.7%

Good, 29.0%

Fair, 36.3%

Poor, 20.3%

Don't Know, 7.7%

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Compared to Other Metropolitan Areas, Rate the Economy of Metro Atlanta...

38.0%

17.3%

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Much or Slightly Better Much or Slightly Worse About the Same

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Excellent, 14.5%

Good, 52.5%

Fair, 27.5%

Poor, 4.6% Don't Know, 0.8%

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Don't Know

Rate Metro Atlanta As A Place To Live...

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Better in 3-4 years, 27.8%

Worse in 3-4 years, 30.5%

About the same, 39.1%

Better in 3-4 years

Worse in 3-4 years

About the same

Will Living Conditions Be Better or Worse in Metro Atlanta in 3-4 years?

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Has Traffic in Metro Atlanta Gotten Better or Worse in Last 3-4 Years?

Gotten Better 7.0%

Gotten Worse, 56.8% About the Same, 33.8%

Don't Know 2.4%

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Best Long-Term Solution to Traffic Problems in Metro Area?

Improvements to Public

Transportation, 40.9%

Better Roads & Highways, 30.0%

Develop Communities in

Which People Live Close to Where They

Work, 21.9%

Do Nothing, 2.7%

Don't Know, 4.5%

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Very Important 71.3%

Somewhat Important

17.1%

Not Important At All 8.8%

Don't Know 2.7%

How Important is Improved Public Transportation For Metro Atlanta's Future?

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Redevelop Older Areas, 75.8%

Build New Suburbs, 18.3%

Other, 0.9% Don't Know, 5.0%

Best Way for Metro Atlanta to Accommodate Growth?

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Single Family Residential Area,

57.9%

Mixed Development, 39.2%

Don't Know, 2.9%

Single Family Residential Area

Mixed Development

Don't Know

If You Could Live Anywhere in Metro Area, What Type of Neighborhood Would You Prefer?

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Rate Public Education In...

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Excellent Good Fair Poor

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Excellent, 33.2%

Good, 47.0%

Fair, 15.0%

Poor, 4.7% Don't Know, 0.2%

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Don't Know

How Would You Rate Your Neighborhood As A Place To Live?

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32.5

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35.0

Average Commute Time Median Commute Time

How Long Does It Take You to Get to Work From Your Home?

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Excellent, 23.7% Good, 44.6% Fair, 22.6% Poor 5.6%

Don't Know 3.6%

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Rate Availability of Cultural Events and Venues in Metro Area

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Staying inOwn Home

FinancialIssues

AffordableHousing

LocatingOther

Services

Transpor-tation

Don't Know Other

Biggest Problem Associated With Growing Old in Metro Atlanta?

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Television, 38.7%

Radio, 11.1%

Newspapers, 8.7%

Internet, 34.0%

Word of Mouth, 5.3%

Other, 1.6% Don't Know, 0.6%

Television

Radio

Newspapers

Internet

Word of Mouth

Other

Don't Know

Primary Source of Information on Current Events?