Cook County Community Survey

Loyola University Chicago

About the CCCS
Purpose

The Cook County Community Survey is a collaborative effort that brings together faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students to shed new light on the attitudes and behaviors of residents of Cook County. The project is housed under Loyola University Chicago's Center for Data Science and Consulting.

The survey is funded by generous support from the Leibman family.  

Working Together
Methodology

The Cook County Community Survey has been fielded annually since 2021. Each year, students and faculty participants worked together to develop the survey in Qualtrics. Respondents are recruited by sampling firms to complete the survey online. The firms we work with seek to provide a pool of respondents who are demographically representative of adult residents of Cook County.

Students work with faculty advisors to analyze the data and write up findings. Findings from the surveys have been presented at academic conferences, in  press releases, and in  scholarly publications.           

Online Survey
Annual Reports

Starting in Spring 2025, students have collaborated with peers to analyze hot-off-the-presses CCCS data. Their reports are compiled into annual reports that summarize patterns of response to questions from the survey, as well as how those responses vary across demographic groups. Their work is compiled into the Annual Reports listed here.

For information about the Cook County Community Survey, please contact Dana Garbarski or David Doherty.