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ETC Institute presents methodology for Auburn's 2022 community survey; full results to follow
Summary
ETC Institute representative Jason Marado outlined the 2022 community survey's mail-and-online methodology, a sample of 685 completed surveys and a reported margin of error ±3.7% at 95% confidence; he said he would present main conclusions and major findings and take questions.
Jason Marado, presenting for ETC Institute, gave an overview of the purpose and methodology behind Auburn's 2022 community survey and said the consultant will present conclusions and major findings for the city to publish.
Marado said the survey used a mixed mail-and-online approach to randomly selected residents; ETC aims for at least 600 completed surveys and said the Auburn study received 685 completed responses. He reported the results carry a margin of sampling error of about ±3.7 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. Marado said many questions were repeated from earlier surveys (including the 2020 and 2006 administrations) to track trends and that the consultant will compare Auburn's results to national benchmarks collected across hundreds of U.S. municipalities.
The presentation was recorded and will be released publicly on the city's citizen-survey webpage, Marado said; he invited questions at the end of the short presentation. The transcript contains two different renderings of Marado's surname (one speaker introduced "Jason Marotta" while the presenter self-identified as "Jason Marado"); the article uses the presenter's self-identification as recorded in the transcript.
