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BaySurvey.org

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Featured Reports

Four out of five District of Columbia residents are using fewer disposable bags as a result of the District’s 5-cent disposable bag fee...(more)

With funding from the Chesapeake Bay Trust, the West/Rhode Riverkeeper engaged OpinionWorks to conduct a readership study of tributary report cards...(more)

Our study of Anacostia River anglers shows the startling extent of fish consumption and sharing from those polluted waters...(more)

Recent Polling

An overwhelming majority of Marylanders support the proposal to create a Maryland Education Credit...(more)

A recent poll hows strong support in Howard County for legislation that would expand healthy food and drink choices in vending machines on government property...(more)

Comprehensive new polling on stormwater fee...(more)

Maryland voters strongly support the creation of a birth injury fund rather than requiring families to seek compensation through the courts for birth injuries...(more)

More than two-thirds (68%) of Maryland voters would either ban fracking outright in Maryland or would place a long-term moratorium on fracking... (more)

More than two-thirds (67%) of Marylanders support increasing the state tobacco tax by one dollar per pack...(more)

Maryland voters favor removing the 6% sales tax on bottled water and favor healthy kids' drink choices at restaurants...(more)

Eighty-seven percent (87%) of Marylanders support updating Maryland's aging Public Information Act...(more)