Subject: Pinellas County Florida Hurricane Preparedness survey conducted for Future Florida Leaders
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1 th St. N., Suite 304 St. Petersburg, FL Phone: (727) Fax: (727) info@stpetepolls.org Website: Matt Florell, President Subject: Pinellas County Florida Hurricane Preparedness survey conducted for Future Florida Leaders Date: December 9, 2014 Executive Summary: This poll of 826 Pinellas County Florida residents was conducted on Tuesday, December 9, This poll used the registered voter lists supplied by the state of Florida as of November 5, The sample of voters that were called included random samples of registered voters within the boundaries of Pinellas County Florida. The issues surveyed included questions related to Hurricane Preparedness. Methodology: The poll was conducted by an automated phone call polling system. The results were then weighted to account for proportional differences between the respondents' demographics and the demographics of the registered voter population for Pinellas County Florida. The demographics used were: political party, race, age and gender. The residents polled were chosen at random within the registered voter population within Pinellas County Florida. The scientific results shown for the questions below have a sample size of 826 respondents and a Margin of Error of 3.4% at a 95% confidence level.
2 Summary of Scientific Results: Hurricane season is over for this year, but would your household be prepared if a hurricane were to strike Pinellas County and you could not leave your home for more than 3 days? Yes: 64.5% No: 17.3% Unsure: 18.2% Do you know what hurricane evacuation zone you live in? Yes: 72.5% No: 27.5% If a hurricane were approaching Pinellas County, what news source would you go to first for information about the storm? A news radio station, Broadcast TV, cable TV news, a local news website or the Pinellas county website. Radio news: 21.8% Broadcast TV: 42.4% Cable TV news: 19.9% Local website: 7.2% County website: 6.9% Unsure: 1.9% Which of the following would best convince you to evacuate if a severe storm was going to hit Pinellas County? A picture of your area underwater, an evacuation order from the County Sheriff on the TV and radio, local police driving through your neighborhood with loudspeakers telling you to evacuate, police going door-to-door telling you to evacuate, or would you not evacuate under any circumstances. Picture underwater: 9.3% Sheriff order: 54.2% Police loudspeaker: 19.3% Door-to-door: 8.4% Will not leave: 8.9% If you were ordered to evacuate your home, do you know where you would go? Yes: 66.1% No: 25.8% Unsure: 8.1%
3 Detailed Results with Demographic Breakdowns for Each Question: Hurricane season is over for this year, but would your household be prepared if a hurricane were to strike Pinellas County and you could not leave your home for more than 3 days? Yes: 64.5% No: 17.3% Unsure: 18.2% Yes: 64.4% No: 17.2% Unsure: 18.4% Yes: 59.5% No: 19.5% Unsure: 21.0% Yes: 72.8% No: 12.6% Unsure: 14.6% Yes: 59.2% No: 20.7% Unsure: 20.1% Yes: 66.6% No: 16.8% Unsure: 16.6% Yes: 53.1% No: 19.8% Unsure: 27.2% Yes: 44.4% No: 22.2% Unsure: 33.3% Yes: 34.8% No: 26.1% Unsure: 39.1% Yes: 81.2% No: 6.2% Unsure: 12.5% Yes: 66.3% No: 18.0% Unsure: 15.7% Yes: 63.1% No: 16.6% Unsure: 20.3% Yes: 71.1% No: 15.6% Unsure: 13.3% Yes: 57.7% No: 24.7% Unsure: 17.6% Yes: 70.4% No: 15.3% Unsure: 14.3% Yes: 60.6% No: 11.8% Unsure: 27.6%
4 Do you know what hurricane evacuation zone you live in? Yes: 72.5% No: 27.5% Yes: 72.6% No: 27.4% Yes: 73.5% No: 26.5% Yes: 76.7% No: 23.3% Yes: 63.8% No: 36.2% Yes: 74.0% No: 26.0% Yes: 61.7% No: 38.3% Yes: 66.7% No: 33.3% Yes: 65.2% No: 34.8% Yes: 81.2% No: 18.8% Yes: 73.4% No: 26.6% Yes: 72.1% No: 27.9% Yes: 72.2% No: 27.8% Yes: 65.7% No: 34.3% Yes: 79.9% No: 20.1% Yes: 70.4% No: 29.6%
5 If a hurricane were approaching Pinellas County, what news source would you go to first for information about the storm? A news radio station, Broadcast TV, cable TV news, a local news website or the Pinellas county website. Radio news: 21.8% Broadcast TV: 42.4% Cable TV news: 19.9% Local website: 7.2% County website: 6.9% Unsure: 1.9% Radio news: 22.0% Broadcast TV: 42.4% Cable TV: 19.9% Local website: 7.0% County website: 6.8% Unsure: 1.9% Radio news: 23.6% Broadcast TV: 45.2% Cable TV: 17.8% Local website: 5.2% County website: 5.8% Unsure: 2.3% Radio news: 23.0% Broadcast TV: 41.1% Cable TV: 20.1% Local website: 5.8% County website: 8.4% Unsure: 1.6% Radio news: 17.2% Broadcast TV: 39.1% Cable TV: 23.6% Local website: 12.6% County website: 5.7% Unsure: 1.7% Radio news: 21.1% Broadcast TV: 42.5% Cable TV: 20.4% Local website: 7.3% County website: 6.6% Unsure: 2.2% Radio news: 34.6% Broadcast TV: 38.3% Cable TV: 18.5% Local website: 4.9% County website: 2.5% Unsure: 1.2% Radio news: 11.1% Broadcast TV: 44.4% Cable TV: 11.1% Local website: 11.1% County website: 22.2% Unsure: 0% Radio news: 17.4% Broadcast TV: 47.8% Cable TV: 21.7% Local website: 4.3% County website: 8.7% Unsure: 0% Radio news: 12.5% Broadcast TV: 50.0% Cable TV: 6.2% Local website: 6.2% County website: 25.0% Unsure: 0% Radio news: 22.2% Broadcast TV: 41.4% Cable TV: 20.7% Local website: 7.7% County website: 6.5% Unsure: 1.5% Radio news: 21.9% Broadcast TV: 43.0% Cable TV: 19.3% Local website: 6.6% County website: 7.0% Unsure: 2.3% Radio news: 23.3% Broadcast TV: 43.3% Cable TV: 14.4% Local website: 6.7% County website: 10.0% Unsure: 2.2% Radio news: 18.0% Broadcast TV: 41.0% Cable TV: 21.8% Local website: 9.6% County website: 6.7% Unsure: 2.9% Radio news: 21.8% Broadcast TV: 44.6% Cable TV: 21.8% Local website: 5.4% County website: 5.4% Unsure: 1.0% Radio news: 26.6% Broadcast TV: 40.4% Cable TV: 17.2% Local website: 6.4% County website: 7.4% Unsure: 2.0%
6 Which of the following would best convince you to evacuate if a severe storm was going to hit Pinellas County? A picture of your area underwater, an evacuation order from the County Sheriff on the TV and radio, local police driving through your neighborhood with loudspeakers telling you to evacuate, police going door-to-door telling you to evacuate, or would you not evacuate under any circumstances. Picture underwater: 9.3% Sheriff order: 54.2% Police loudspeaker: 19.3% Door-to-door: 8.4% Will not leave: 8.9% Picture underwater: 9.1% Sheriff order: 54.4% Police loudspeaker: 19.4% Door to door: 8.4% No leave: 8.8% Picture underwater: 8.2% Sheriff order: 56.0% Police loudspeaker: 20.7% Door to door: 7.6% No leave: 7.6% Picture underwater: 9.1% Sheriff order: 55.3% Police loudspeaker: 16.8% Door to door: 9.1% No leave: 9.7% Picture underwater: 10.9% Sheriff order: 49.4% Police loudspeaker: 21.3% Door to door: 8.6% No leave: 9.8% Picture underwater: 9.0% Sheriff order: 55.2% Police loudspeaker: 18.7% Door to door: 7.6% No leave: 9.5% Picture underwater: 7.4% Sheriff order: 49.4% Police loudspeaker: 27.2% Door to door: 12.3% No leave: 3.7% Picture underwater: 22.2% Sheriff order: 33.3% Police loudspeaker: 11.1% Door to door: 33.3% No leave: 0% Picture underwater: 17.4% Sheriff order: 43.5% Police loudspeaker: 21.7% Door to door: 13.0% No leave: 4.3% Picture underwater: 0% Sheriff order: 68.8% Police loudspeaker: 12.5% Door to door: 0% No leave: 18.8% Picture underwater: 10.7% Sheriff order: 53.0% Police loudspeaker: 16.0% Door to door: 10.1% No leave: 10.4% Picture underwater: 8.0% Sheriff order: 55.3% Police loudspeaker: 21.7% Door to door: 7.2% No leave: 7.8% Picture underwater: 14.4% Sheriff order: 50.0% Police loudspeaker: 21.1% Door to door: 6.7% No leave: 7.8% Picture underwater: 11.3% Sheriff order: 53.6% Police loudspeaker: 18.8% Door to door: 10.5% No leave: 5.9% Picture underwater: 6.5% Sheriff order: 57.5% Police loudspeaker: 18.7% Door to door: 6.8% No leave: 10.5% Picture underwater: 7.9% Sheriff order: 52.7% Police loudspeaker: 20.2% Door to door: 8.9% No leave: 10.3%
7 If you were ordered to evacuate your home, do you know where you would go? Yes: 66.1% No: 25.8% Unsure: 8.1% Yes: 66.1% No: 25.7% Unsure: 8.2% Yes: 62.7% No: 26.2% Unsure: 11.1% Yes: 70.6% No: 24.6% Unsure: 4.9% Yes: 64.9% No: 26.4% Unsure: 8.6% Yes: 66.6% No: 25.7% Unsure: 7.7% Yes: 63.0% No: 25.9% Unsure: 11.1% Yes: 66.7% No: 33.3% Unsure: 0% Yes: 56.5% No: 30.4% Unsure: 13.0% Yes: 75.0% No: 12.5% Unsure: 12.5% Yes: 64.8% No: 30.5% Unsure: 4.7% Yes: 67.0% No: 22.3% Unsure: 10.7% Yes: 71.1% No: 22.2% Unsure: 6.7% Yes: 59.8% No: 32.6% Unsure: 7.5% Yes: 67.3% No: 24.1% Unsure: 8.5% Yes: 69.5% No: 21.2% Unsure: 9.4%
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