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Proposition 17e:

Pride in One's Community

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Proposition 17e: If Sylvan Lake Public swimming areas became ‘tops optional’, the consequences would be: more pride in my community, less pride in my community, or no change in my pride in my community.

 

 

Summary: {The majority voted: ‘less pride in my community’ and it was statistically significant.

If we exclude the ‘no rule’ category: of the 76 Eligible Voters who voted ‘More pride’ or ‘Less pride’, 76% voted ‘Less pride in my community’.}

 

 Summary:

 

Score:

(‘more’:

‘no change’:

‘Less”)

‘Less’:

‘no change’

ratio

 

‘Less’: ‘More’

ratio

All Voters

18:44:58

1.4:1

less pride

3.2:1

All Males

14:20:15

1:1.3

no change

1:1

All Females

4:22:43

2:1

less pride

10.8:1

 

 

 

 

 

Teen Females

0:3:10

3:1

less pride

10:0

All non-residents

3:2:5

2.5:1

less pride

1.7:1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Details:

 

 

More pride in my community

No Change

 

Less pride in my community

Number of Voters

Number of Abstainers

All Voters

18

44

58

120

16

All Males

14

20

15

49

4

All Females

4

22

43

69

11

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teen Females

0

3

10

13

0

All non-residents

3

2

5

10

0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Of the 120 Eligible Voters who responded:

 

15%

More pride

37%

No Change

48%

Less pride

 

 

If we exclude the ‘no rule’ category:

of the 76 Eligible Voters who voted ‘More pride’ or ‘Less pride’:

 

24%

More pride

76%

(±11%, 19 times out of 20)

Less pride

 

If we exclude the ‘More Pride’ category:

of the 102 Eligible Voters who voted ‘No Change’ or ‘Less Pride’:

 

43%

No Change

57%

(±9.7%, 19 times out of 20)

Less Pride

 


 

Graph 17e-A

Graph 17e-B


 

Graph 17e-C

Graph 17e-D


 

Graph 17e-E

 

 

Results:

 

More Pride in your Community:                     18 votes

No Change in Pride in your Community:       44 votes

Less Pride in your Community:                       58 votes

 

Calculation of Margin of Error:

 

Comparing ‘Less Pride in your Community’ vs. ‘No Change in Pride in your Community’:

 

            No Change in Pride in your Community:       44 votes

            Less Pride in your Community:                       58 votes

n=102

            Using our formula: Margin of Error = ±9.7%

 

 

Less Pride in my Community:58 votes ±9.7%=58 votes±5.6= a range of 52.4 to 63.6

No Change: 44 votes±9.7% = 44 votes ±4.3 = a range of 39.7 to 48.3

 

            The ranges do not overlap, therefore, the majority vote of ‘less pride in my community’ is statistically significant at the 95% confidence level. A Vote of the general Community would be expected to produce the same majority result nineteen times out of twenty.

 

 

Discussion of Results:

 

 

            Females in all age categories voted with a large majority ‘less pride in my community’. Males over 30 voted ‘no change’. Males under 30 voted ‘more pride in my community. [Ah! the enthusiasm of youth.].

            There was an age effect for females. The percent of females who voted ‘diminished pride in my community’ was lowest for the late 20s age category and increased steadily, both as the age of the females decreased and as it increased. This appears to be the same age effect as in other propositions. Could this mean that females near thirty years of age are the most at ease with their mammary glands?

 

 


 

 

Comments Section:

 

Community Standards Vote 2008

 

Ifs/ands/buts/comments on the following proposition: 17. If Sylvan Lake Public swimming areas became ‘tops optional’, the consequences would be:

 [6  sub questions dealing with:

 a. tourism,

b. business activity,

c. property values,

d. family life,

e. community pride,

f. chances of getting laid.]

 

[Comments are typed as the various authors wrote them with no correction of spelling or editing.  Editors notes are placed within square brackets.]

 

[legend: M=male, F=female, number is age, X=not specified.]

 

 

1.

F20-25  

When change occurs it often takes time for societies to adjust.

2.

F19

e. Depends on the reaction.

3.

F20-25  

e. Define ‘pride’.

6.

F40s  

Unable to determine – there would likely be initial shock reactions, either negative or positive, but as withmost things, changes become integrated.

7.

F50s  

Wouldn’t come at all – you figure answer out.

9.

M20-25  

 e. I would yell, YAY BREASTS!

 

 

- end of proposition 17e -

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