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Public Policy Survey Results

Question 1. What benefits, if any, did you or the Cooperative Extension Service obtain from conducting ballot issues educational programs in 2002?

Question 2. What challenges, if any, did you experience in conducting ballot issues educational programs in 2002?

Question 3. When the Cooperative Extension Service conducts future public policy educational programs, like the 2002 ballot issues education program, what changes would you recommend to improve the overall program?

Question 4. When asked to conduct future public policy educational programs like the 2002 ballot issues education program, what will you do differently?

Question 5. What recommendations, concerns, or questions do you have in regards to CES developing future public policy educational programs?

Question 6. What do you need to be able to conduct effective public policy educational programs (e.g., training, resource materials, data, etc)?

Responses Received to the Public Policy Questionnaire as of March 12, 2003

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