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Post-election survey shows limited awareness of ballot Issue 1A; county consultants recommend broad public engagement
Summary
Larimer County commissioners heard March 24 from consultants that a post‑election survey found low pre‑vote awareness of November’s transportation ballot Issue 1A and that broad public engagement and clearer messaging are needed before the county decides whether to place another revenue measure on the ballot.
Larimer County commissioners heard March 24 from consultants who conducted a post‑election survey and stakeholder interviews about November’s transportation ballot question (Issue 1A) and possible next steps for communications and voter outreach.
Ryan Winger of Magellan Strategies reported on a survey of 1,381 voters conducted in February and early March with a reported margin of error of ±2.63 percentage points. Winger said only 15% of respondents remembered hearing “a lot” about Issue 1A before the election, while 44% said they heard “some” and 37% said they heard “little or no” information. When reminded of the ballot text, respondents in the survey recalled voting and the sample split 45% yes, 49% no and 6% said they did not…
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