Cook County Community Survey

Loyola University Chicago

Press

A key purpose of the Cook County Community Survey is to help local stakeholders including residents, community leaders, and policy-makers better understand the behaviors, attitudes, and preferences of the Cook County community. We welcome inquiries from journalists.

Coverage of Findings

Martine, Mai. March 25, 2024. "Despite strain on resources, majority in Cook County support helping migrants: Survey." WBBM Newsradio.
Eng, Monica. March 25, 2024. "Survey: Cook County residents' thoughts on migrants ." Axios Chicago.
Woelfel, Mariah. April 26, 2021. "The Next Phase of Chicago's Vaccine Rollout? Jumping the Hesitancy Hurdle." WBEZ.
Vevea, Becky. April 10, 2021. "Has The Worst Of COVID-19 Passed In Cook County? Depends On Who You Ask." WBEZ

Survey Results: Reports

March 15, 2024: MOST COOK COUNTY RESIDENTS BELIEVE INFLUX OF MIGRANTS STRAINS LOCAL RESOURCES, BUT THAT LOCAL COMMUNITIES SHOULD SUPPORT MIGRANTS RATHER THAN TURNING THEM AWAY.
Press Release: Chicago Mayoral Candidate Preferences (CCCS 2023)
Juanita Vivas Bastidas, Maria Akchurin, Dana Garbarski, and David Doherty: Ethnoracial Identity and Environment: Risk Perceptions, Environmental Priorities, and Activism (CCCS 2021)
Keyla Navarrete, Andrew Byrne, Dana Garbarski, and David Doherty: Attitudes about Policing (CCCS 2021)

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