These surveys are designed to explore the feasibility of asking
voters to approve a General Obligation Bond. GO Bonds are
generally used for major construction projects, funding either the
building of new facilities or the renovation of existing facilities.

Such a survey explores in detail voter reaction to the reasons
additional construction funds are needed. Voters are also asked to
react to all of the possible ways in which bond funds might be used.
In most cases, the size of the bond is not tested but the average
annual cost to local property owners is explored in detail.

Survey results present the client with a clear picture of the possible
bond projects voters believe are high priority items. Conversely,
the results also identify the projects the community believes are
low priority items. Easy to read cross tabulations allow the client to
see how project priorities vary if parents are separated from
non-parents or frequent voters separated from infrequent voters.