How to Develop Surveys That Build Consensus

Be sure you ask the right questions, the right way.

Statistically valid surveys are a proven way to build consensus for your planned recreation facility. They accurately measure the opinions of residents while not overweighing the influence of special-interest groups. A statistically valid survey of 400 households can provide a 95 percent level of confidence with a margin of error of plus or minus 5 percent. In association with architects and economists, it can help build the consensus your community needs to plan and develop a well-designed recreation center that will be approved by voters. Here are seven steps to creating a successful survey:

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