GatoPoll last conducted a judiciary approval poll in early March, covering both the Supreme Court and lower courts. The results for that poll were highly anticipated and although there was expressed interest in more regular polling of judiciary approval, that idea fell through the cracks.
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We polled 35 SimDem users on their opinions of several well-known members of the community. The results of that sponsored Citizen Approval Poll can be found below, sorted in line with their headers: Net Approval (Ranking) Advertisement Most "Strongly Approved" (Percentage) Most "Strongly Approved" (Count)…
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The Gazette (through its parent company GatoPoll) has often been asked to poll the SimDem public's approval of the judicial branch, but we've avoided doing so due to both the complexity of the poll (it would require making a new tabulation system) and the perceived…
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The current electoral system on SimDemocracy involves 2-week terms for the Senate and presidency, with elections on alternating weeks. Even without random by-elections, Minecraft Governor elections, and more, there is (at minimum) one election every week, with as many as 40 candidates on the ballot. …
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Introduction Welcome to the very first edition of Approval Ratings: Explained. This periodical will analyze recent approval polls of government officials and/or offices and attempt to explain the statistics! In this edition of Approval Ratings: Explained, we will cover the approval poll of the 134th…
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I'm very excited to announce the results of the first sponsored* GatoPoll (I am interested in more opportunities, so feel free to reach out)! The poll was conducted by asking respondents to indicate approval, disapproval, or neutrality/unfamiliarity with each of the 13 current senators. After…
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Based on the current exit poll results, Question 1 is expected to narrowly pass, while Question 2 is expected to fail. Note that a 2/3 (66.6%) majority is needed for either to pass. Looking closer at the data, we can see the following trends: Question…
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