July Sun, 1989
AIDS CONTINUES TO CONCERN NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS
In the state that ranks fourth nationally in the total number of AIDS cases, it is not surprising to find that most New Jersey residents continue to be concerned about the disease. Nine out of ten state residents say that AIDS is a serious threat to the general public in New Jersey. Also, according to the latest Star Ledger/Eagleton Poll, most New Jerseyans feel that the number of AIDS cases in the state will increase in the next five years.
July Sun, 1989
BUSH GETS POSITIVE RATINGS IN NEW JERSEY; KEAN STILL GETS POSITIVE MARKS, BUT CONTINUES TO SLIP
While currently in the middle of an extended trip on which he has received a positive reception, Bush also has a favorable image and job rating back in the State. According to the latest Poll, a majority of New Jerseyans have a favorable impression of Bush and give him a positive evaluation for his overall job performance.
July Sun, 1989
ISSUES AND THE GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION
At this early stage of the campaign for Governor, no single issue dominates the concerns of New Jersey voters. However, three issues--the environment, auto insurance, and economic issues--are at the top of the voters’ list of the most important problems the next Governor will have to face, according to the latest Star-Ledger/Eagleton Poll.
July Sun, 1989
THE NEW JERSEY SHORE: POLLUTION CONCERNS SUBSIDE, BUT IMAGE STILL TARNISHED
With the Fourth of July holiday weekend in full swing, New Jerseyans are more optimistic about pollution at the Jersey Shore than they were a year ago. However, there has been a continuing decline in the positive image of the Shore among state residents, according to a recent Star-Ledger/Eagleton Poll.