[GLCnews] Literacy President State Update

[Nell Eckersley]

The Literacy President online survey is an opportunity for adult literacy
practitioners and learners to weigh in on questions for the 2004 U.S.
Presidential candidates. The questions in the survey were generated by adult
literacy practitioners and learners and submitted through e-mail in April
and May of 2004. The survey will be active for two weeks beginning May 20th.
When the results are tabulated
the top questions will be submitted to the Presidential campaigns.

Current totals broken down by state at 9:00 EDT Wednesday, June 2nd:

First, the top 10 states

1. New Jersey: 240
2. California: 203
3. Massachusetts: 90
4. Illinois: 75
5. Pennsylvania 57
6. Missouri: 46
7. Texas: 40
8. New York: 28
9. Florida: 20
10. Georgia: 14

And the rest, alphabetically:

Alabama: 3
Alaska: 0
Arizona: 0
Arkansas: 2
Colorado: 0
Connecticut: 3
Delaware: 10
Hawaii: 0
Idaho: 0
Indiana: 1
Iowa: 4
Kansas: 3
Kentucky: 7
Louisiana: 10
Maine: 1
Maryland: 5
Michigan: 4
Minnesota: 5
Mississippi: 0
Montana: 10
Nebraska: 0
Nevada: 1
New Hampshire: 4
New Mexico: 12
North Carolina: 8
North Dakota: 0
Ohio: 4
Oklahoma: 0
Oregon: 1
Rhode Island: 2
South Carolina: 1
South Dakota: 3
Tennessee: 9
Utah: 1
Vermont: 2
Virginia: 5
Washington state: 11
West Virginia: 3
Wisconsin: 1
Wyoming: 2
Washington, D.C. 1

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <FISHERFREUND at aol.com>
To: <nell at jchb.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 5:51 AM
Subject: Re: [GLCnews] Re: [GLC] FW: [AAACE-NLA] Literacy President State
Update


> How exactly will the questionnaire be used? I want to explain all this the
information to my students.
>
> IMiriam Fisher
> LaGuardia Comm. College
> Adult Learning Center