Idaho Voters and Early Learning May 2017.

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Idaho Voters and Early Learning May 2017

Landline and cell phone interviews conducted April 27-May 2, 2017. Methodology N=406 interviews among a representative sample of registered voters statewide in Idaho, plus an oversample of parents of children ages 0-5, for a total of 103 interviews among “parents.” Landline and cell phone interviews conducted April 27-May 2, 2017. Plus or minus 5% for N=406 and plus or minus 10% for N=103 at the 95% confidence level. Sample Method Sampling Error

Education Issues Tops for Idaho Parents

Only 25% of parents say most Idaho kids are ready for Kindergarten 76% of parents say 0-5 years is most important for brain development Only 25% of parents say most Idaho kids are ready for Kindergarten 70% of parents do now or plan to send their child to preschool 76% of parents would utilize public preschool

of voters believe quality, affordable Enhances educational performance in elementary school Over 80% of voters believe quality, affordable preschool…. Results in direct returns for our state and communities Helps build a qualified and educated workforce

Preschool: Quality, Access and Affordability 24% 22% 55% Only 24% of voters rate access to preschool as excellent or above average. Just 22% of voters believe the quality of preschool is excellent or above average. 55% of parents believe preschool is unaffordable.

Idaho’s Efforts in Early Learning: Most Say We Should Do More

Wide Majority Supports State Investment in Preschool

www.moore-info.com www.facebook.com/mooreinformation Erik Iverson erik@moore-info.com Bob Moore bobm@moore-info.com Hans Kaiser hansk@moore-info.com Missoula, MT Portland, OR Annapolis, MD 406.544.8310 503.221.3100 410.216.9856