Herbst in AJC: YouCut Can Aid Polling

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Herbst assesses the Republicans new YouCut tool

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Public Policy professor and BOR member Susan Herbst suggested that the "YouCut" program, introduced May 12 by U.S. House Republicans to allow the public to vote on proposed budget cuts, may be most useful as a polling tool. "This new method does not gather extensive or textured respondent opinion, but gives legislators more views -- primarily of those paying attention to politics -- to add to their mix."

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Public Policy professor and BOR member Susan Herbst suggested that the "YouCut" program, introduced May 12 by U.S. House Republicans to allow the public to vote on proposed budget cuts, may be most useful as a polling tool. "This new method does not gather extensive or textured respondent opinion, but gives legislators more views -- primarily of those paying attention to politics -- to add to their mix."

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budget, budget cuts, congress, Herbst, polling, republicans, YouCut
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  • Created By: Rebecca Keane
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  • Created On: May 12, 2010 - 8:00pm
  • Last Updated: Oct 7, 2016 - 11:06pm