*** PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, AVweb checked in with supporters of Meigs Field, asking if anyone is still actively boycotting Chicago.
Most of our respondents (42%) said they still try to boycott “anything ‘Chicago,'” regardless of whether or not their efforts have had an effect on the city. Another 24% of respondents were more optimistic about the boycott, saying they believed their actions had had some effect, even if it wasn’t enough to save Meigs Field.
30% of our respondents admitted defeat on the Meigs Field issue, while only 3% (30 readers total) are looking forward to seeing the park that will replace Meigs.
By their own admission, 10 readers hadn’t even heard of Meigs Field. (!)
*** THIS WEEK’S QUESTION ***
This week, AVweb wants to know if you’re current in your taildragger.
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AVweb’s Question of the Week …
Key Takeaways:
- A majority of respondents (66%) either continue to boycott "anything 'Chicago'" (42%) or believe their actions had some effect (24%) in relation to Meigs Field.
- 30% of respondents admitted defeat on the Meigs Field issue, acknowledging their efforts were unsuccessful.
- Only 3% of readers are looking forward to the park replacing Meigs Field, and surprisingly, 10 respondents had not even heard of Meigs Field.
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