Most rural Nebraskans are at least somewhat concerned about their household’s cost of living, income and financial situation. View report at ruralpoll.unl.edu Graphic credit: Kristen Labadie

Nebraska Rural Poll results indicate economic concerns among rural Nebraskans. Also includes poll data on rural Nebraskans' views on international trade news.unl.edu/article/poll-s…

Most rural Nebraskans surveyed think international trade is good for the state’s economy, while just 8% think it is bad. They are less positive about international trade’s impacts on them personally. View the report at ruralpoll.unl.edu

Join Brad Lubben and Jill O'Donnell from Yeutter Institute at a webinar on Nov 13 at noon CT to further discuss the Rural Poll data on the economy and trade policy. You can read the results and register for this webinar at ruralpoll.unl.edu

We have been hosting webinars that further discuss our 2024 results, including inviting experts to give their reactions and possible implications. You can view the past recordings at ruralpoll.unl.edu/webinars

Most rural Nebraskans are not well informed about artificial intelligence and are not confident it is being used in the best interest of the public. View the complete report at ruralpoll.unl.edu/2024-reports/ and register for the upcoming webinar at ruralpoll.unl.edu

Most rural Nebraskans are not well informed about artificial intelligence and are not confident it is being used in the public's best interest, according to the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll. go.unl.edu/qk5g

Join our Rural Poll webinar discussing the results from our artificial intelligence questions. Many invited guests will share their reactions. Register at ruralpoll.unl.edu Nebraska School of Computing UNL CoJMC University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries Nebraska College of Education and Human Sciences

Join us tomorrow with guests from Nebraska School of Computing, UNL CoJMC, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries and Nebraska College of Education and Human Sciences

A nice summary of our latest artificial intelligence report from Andrew Ozaki KETV that interviews Heather Akin and University of Nebraska-Lincoln students.

Some of our recent results are included in this story. 40% of rural Nebraskans believe artificial intelligence will have a positive impact on agriculture.

Most rural Nebraskans see housing as important to the growth of their community; however, most also think their community lacks options for rentals and home purchases. View the complete report at ruralpoll.unl.edu/2024-reports/

Ninety percent of respondents to the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll believe high-quality, affordable housing is important for community growth; most also believe their community lacks housing options. go.unl.edu/x8wc #Nebraska #UNL Rural Prosperity Nebraska Nebraska Extension Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Join our webinar next week

Most respondents to the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll rate their communities as friendly, trusting and supportive, and say it would be difficult to leave. news.unl.edu/article/most-r…

Celebrating 30 years of the Rural Poll. ruralpoll.unl.edu

For nearly 30 years, the Nebraska Rural Poll has tracked trends in rural Nebraska, from economic shifts to broadband access. Dr. Heather Akin talks more about the Rural Poll on RFD-TV. » ow.ly/wfJG50VqBvG

Hear Heather Akin discuss the impacts and findings of the Nebraska Rural Poll.

Read about our 30 year history...

Take a look at our data in this new tool