In the 2016 Your Vote Ohio project, Ohioans said they want the news media to view voters as participants not only in democracy, but in journalism.
Ohio news organizations will meet soon to discuss how best to serve the public as the new administration takes shape in Washington. What would you like us to do on such issues as health care policies, restoring coal and manufacturing jobs, dealing with immigration and religious diversity, adjusting abortion rules, solving the heroin crisis, or prosecution of Hillary Clinton and draining the swamp?
Tell your local news organizations whether you think they should be part of this effort and what they should do to help you make informed decisions.
Coming this week:
An examination of religion, voter disgust, attitudes toward voter subsets and fake news.
Your Vote Ohio
This series is based on a series of polls designed for the Your Vote Ohio project by the Bliss Institute of Applied Politics at the University of Akron and conducted by the Center for Marketing and Opinion Research and designed.
The post-election poll surveyed 800 Ohioans who participated previously in three other polls. Interviews were conducted between Nov. 9 and Dec. 10. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points. Results were weighted to conform with the demographic parameters of the original sample.