Oklahoma Poll
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March 29, 2005
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Bill Shapard

Most OK with the Vision's status.

Pollsters register that the majority of Tulsans approve of how the Vision 2025 project is progressing.

Most Tulsa residents approve of the status of the $535 million Vision 2025 capital improvements initiative, the latest Oklahoma Poll shows.

When asked how the Vision 2025 process is going, 21.2 percent strongly approve, 33.4 percent somewhat approve, 14.8 percent somewhat disapprove, 22.4 percent strongly disapprove and 8.2 percent didn't know or refused to answer.

"Those who approve of Vision 2025 are the clear majority," said poll consultant Al Soltow, the executive director of research at the University of Tulsa.

The Oklahoma Poll, sponsored by the Tulsa World and KOTV, channel 6, surveyed 500 Tulsans who said they intend to vote in the April 5 election and who have a history of voting. The survey, conducted March 18-21 by Oklahoma City-based SoonerPoll.com, has a margin of error of 4.4 percent.

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Bill Shapard
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Bill Shapard

Bill is the founder of SoonerPoll.com and ShapardResearch, a full service market research firm based in Oklahoma City. Bill began his career in polling after working on major campaigns for both Republicans and Democrats in Oklahoma from 1996 until founding SoonerPoll in 2004.