Poll: Jobs replaces COVID-19 as most serious problem in NH
By KATHY McCORMACKJuly 26, 2021 GMT
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) Just 10% of New Hampshire residents in a recent poll believe COVID-19 is the most serious problem facing the state, down from 36% in March and 48% in November, according to the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
The virus used to be the No. 1 problem listed in previous polls, but now, it’s jobs and the economy, favored by 19% of residents, according to the Granite State Poll, which was released Monday.
Another 10% of residents believe housing or the cost of housing is the most important problem facing New Hampshire, and 8% believe that drugs is the most important problem. The numbers were even smaller for education, health care, taxes and the budget. A total of 42% mention another problem.
Poll: Jobs replaces COVID-19 as most serious problem in NH
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