The Better Pensacola Forum is a non-profit organization created for the purpose of conducting independent, accurate and credible research, designed to help local leaders develop practical strategies to improve the quality of life.
In 2011 Pensacola Young Professionals and Better Pensacola Forum announced an alliance.
PYP-BPF will focus its efforts on continuing to survey voters each year, identifying key topics that surface from the survey results, and using the data as a basis for white papers and Webisodes that will tackle key issues, featuring knowledgeable experts addressing the problems, solutions and efforts related to top voter concerns.
PENSACOLA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND BETTER PENSACOLA FORUM RELEASE 2011 “QUALITY OF LIFE” VOTER SURVEY RESULTS
“An overwhelming majority (78%) of Pensacola City voters says that the city is on the ‘right track,’ a 20% increase over 2010 (59%).” – Larry Harris, Mason-Dixon Polling & Research
See the BPF PYP Escambia 2011 Survey
The 2011 Quality of Life Survey results are in and the polls reflect how area residents feel about Pensacola’s living conditions, plans for the future and opportunities. Conducted annually for the past four years, the Quality of Life Survey is a compilation of the opinions of 800 registered voters in Escambia County who are chosen at random. Better Pensacola Forum began conducting the annual surveys in 2008 to develop a benchmark of public opinion, to track and trend voter concerns and issues of importance over time and to provide these insights to Pensacola leadership.