CC: Polls

Corporate Corporation under its subsidiary Corporate Research and Development conducts monthly polls to show various government officials to what the populace stands on some issues. These polls have their questions sent a week before the poll's release date and are broken into two parts: The monthly part are questions done every month that changes very seldom with exceptions being new laws and officials. The second part being a "curiosity section" where anyone can submit a question to corporatecorporation.ut@gmail.com free of charge. **Dislamer**: Corporate Corporation will at no time **ever** publicly release how people polled short of a court order.

## July 1st, 2014 Poll

Out of 32 people polled, a record 18 replied (or 56.25%).

### Monthly Section

The following parts are indicated from 0-10, 0 being the lowest with 10 being the highest. 5 is considered the neutral area. Note that the people who were the subject of the poll (Like Major Executive Bleitze Head of the Archive Crown) were not able to rate themselves.

#### The Peoples' Faith in Businesses

Three individuals abstained from the faith in businesses section, only 15 polls were taken.

### Curiosity Questions

The individuals who were polled in this round of the curiosity questions were allowed to state their opinions on more than one issue in the Triumvirate. They are ranked according to how many people stated the issue.

* **Recruitment**: 7 People
* **Membership Involvement/Retainment**: 5 People
* **New businesses**: 5 People
* **We NEED TO STOP ARGUING AND START IMPROVING**: 3 People
* **Cultural Expiation**: 3 People
* **Diplomatic Relations**: 2 People
* **Cracking Down on Big Business**: 1 Person
* **Deregulating the Economy**: 1 Person
* **Removing Ryan Bleitze**: 1 Person

### Analysis

#### Massive Jump for Kaye

Head of Media, Spencer Kaye, who had poor polling results last month has had a substantial gain of 2.2 points in his approval rating. It's speculated that this is the result of his putting the Triumvirate out on Reddit and other sites, causing recruitment to go up. Strangly enough his business also seems to have jumped up as well despite being a Media Industry type business.

#### Governmental Focus

Among a large portion of the population polled, recruiting, membership involvement and new businesses have been the most stated that the government should be focusing on.

## June 1st, 2014 Poll

Out of 27 people polled, 16 replied (or 59.26%).

### Monthly Section

The following parts are indicated from 0-10, 0 being the lowest with 10 being the highest. 5 is considered the neutral area. Note that the people who were the subject of the poll (Like Major Executive Bleitze Head of the Archive Crown) were not able to rate themselves.

#### The Peoples' Faith in Businesses

Three individuals abstained from the faith in businesses section, only 15 polls were taken.

### Analysis

#### Lowest Major Executive Rating in Triumvirate History

For whatever the reason(s), Major Executive Ryan Bleitze has the lowest rating for any Major Executive with a score of 3. While many say it's due to his economic and security views followed by the resent investigations that were started then stopped needless to say at just a month into the Trimester still leaves room for the Major Executive to either improve his standing with the Triumvirate, or make it worse.

#### Kaye

While the second lowest score, after the Major Executive, Spencer Kaye's score seems to be the result of not doing anything in office, as school finals wind down its suspected he'll be more active in the coming months. But another surprising aspect is that his business, Kaye Production Company, has the second lowest business faith score with 3.4, again its suspected that this could be the result of having no business for several months.

#### Banking the Triumvirate

In a surprising result, banking scored the worst overall industry in the Triumvirate. With Corporate Banking and Finance scoring a 3.9 and United Bank scoring a 2.7 it's possible that without having done any loans both have suffered in faith in the industry. Time will tell though how these two businesses fair in the coming months.