Alaskans weigh in on major issues for new statewide poll

In a public opinion poll conducted among 750 respondents last month for Alaska Dispatch News by Ivan Moore's Alaska Survey Research, Alaskans weighed in on some of the major issues of the day.

Through Jan. 25, ADN will publish poll results showing how Alaskans feel about topics ranging from the Affordable Care Act and President-elect Donald Trump's transition to crime and the opioid crisis.

Check back as this list is updated daily.

1. /alaska-news/2017/01/12/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-trump-transition/
2. /alaska-news/2017/01/13/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-popular-vote/
3. /alaska-news/2017/01/14/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-affordable-care-act/
4. /alaska-news/2017/01/15/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-mexico-wall/
5. /alaska-news/2017/01/16/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-banning-muslims/
6. /alaska-news/2017/01/17/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-syrian-refugees/
7. /alaska-news/2017/01/18/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-crime/
8. /alaska-news/2017/01/19/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-roe-v-wade/
9. /alaska-news/2017/01/20/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-same-sex-marriage/
10. /alaska-news/2017/01/21/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-labor-unions/
11. /alaska-news/2017/01/22/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-gun-laws/
12. /alaska-news/2017/01/23/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-climate-change/
13. /alaska-news/2017/01/24/alaska-dispatch-news-poll-opioids/

The poll was part of the quarterly Alaska Survey. We'll link to crosstabs of each survey question in that particular article.

The Alaska Survey is a statewide public opinion survey project consisting of 750 interviews with randomly selected Alaskans aged 18+. 500 interviews are conducted on cellphones, 250 on landlines. With the exception of rural Alaska, all numbers for this study are generated randomly onto the set of active Alaska telephone prefixes, with no calling done to lists or phone book records. Survey completions are apportioned appropriately by geographic area in Alaska, and collected data is weighted to make the sample representative of the Alaska population by gender, ethnicity and age, according to latest Census estimates, and also by land/cell phone status. The full sample of 750 (MOE +3.6%) contains a subsample of 624 registered voters (MOE +3.9%).