A recent poll conducted online by YouGov with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.8 percentage points revealed some striking statistics regarding housing in Rhode Island. The poll results will be publicly released by an advocacy organization at a press conference at the State House. According to the poll, 95 percent of voters believe the cost of renting or buying a home is a major problem, and 78 percent feel there are not enough affordable homes in their community.
The poll also highlighted support for various solutions proposed by Neighbors Welcome! RI, such as allowing more homes to be built near businesses and shopping districts. Additionally, voters expressed a willingness to reduce the power of cities and towns in decision-making to address the housing crisis. Governor Dan McKee’s approval rating was at 36 percent, with 51 percent disapproving of his job performance. House Speaker Joe Shekarchi received support for partnering with stakeholders to address the housing crisis. Overall, the poll underscores the urgent need for action to address the housing shortage and affordability in Rhode Island.
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