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POLL: Fetterman Leads Oz 55% to 36% Among Likely Voters in Pennsylvania’s Senate Race

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Wednesday, October 5, 2022

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Governor John Fetterman (D) leads Dr. Mehmet Oz (R) 55% to 36% among likely voters, with 9% of voters undecided, in the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania.

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Governor John Fetterman (D) leads Dr. Mehmet Oz (R) 55% to 36% among likely voters, with 9% of voters undecided, in the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania.
Both Fetterman and Oz made gains in awareness among women ages 18-44, a demographic that also became much less favorable to Oz.
Fetterman has a sizable advantage over Oz in several areas, first and foremost because Oz is strongly disliked by 44% of registered voters.
Methodology: Between Sept. 29-30, 2022, 1,169 adults 18 and older were surveyed, including 971 registered voters and 568 likely voters.

Cadre Doubles Investor Money Through Multifamily Sales, Sees More Compelling Opportunities Ahead in Target Sectors and Geographies 1

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Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Cadres recent sales further reinforce the promising value creation opportunities multifamily assets provide relative to single family housing.

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Cadres recent sales further reinforce the promising value creation opportunities multifamily assets provide relative to single family housing.
In contrast, investors and owners in a defensive asset class such as multifamily continue to benefit from operations that scale more efficiently across units.
Ultimately, given the strength of offers for the asset, Cadre sold nearly five years ahead of the expected timing.
Given strong performance and cap rate compression, Cadre exited the asset three years ahead of the initially targeted sale timing.

WelbeHealth Modesto Center Opens to Serve Medically Frail Seniors

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Friday, September 30, 2022

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Physician-led healthcare organization WelbeHealth and Northern California-based healthcare network Sutter Health have opened a new center in Modesto that serves medically frail seniors.

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Physician-led healthcare organization WelbeHealth and Northern California-based healthcare network Sutter Health have opened a new center in Modesto that serves medically frail seniors.
Integrated with WelbeHealth and Sutters PACE center in Stockton, the new Modesto location provides day services to PACE-eligible medically frail seniors age 55 and over.
WelbeHealth was built on the mission of serving our most vulnerable seniors with greater quality and compassion in underserved communities, said WelbeHealth CEO Si France, M.D.
In addition to the new Modesto center, WelbeHealth has locations in Stockton, Pasadena, Long Beach and Fresno.

1.5M US BUSINESSES FACE REMOTE WORK CRUNCH POINT IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS

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Tuesday, September 27, 2022

LONDON, Sept. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Global employment partner Omnipresent reveals today that businesses face a crunch point in the next 12 months as the shift to remote and hybrid teams continues to gather pace.

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LONDON, Sept. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Global employment partner Omnipresent reveals today that businesses face a crunch point in the next 12 months as the shift to remote and hybrid teams continues to gather pace.
Co-CEO and Co-founder of Omnipresent Matthew Wilson says, "We've seen how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated remote work trends.
*25% of US businesses stated that they will make a shift to a form of hybrid or remote work this year: 8% are switching to hybrid, 8% fully remote in-country, 10% fully remote anywhere globally.
Businesses can compliantly onboard, pay and provide benefits for employees in over 160 countries through Omnipresent's digital platform.

Latinx Executive Alliance Announces New Advisory Board

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Tuesday, September 27, 2022

NEW YORK, Sept. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Latinx Executive Alliance (LEA), a coalition of executives and business leaders, announced a new advisory board, bringing together some of the nation's top executives across a diverse range of industries who are dedicated to the mission of advancing more Latinx business leaders to executive leadership roles in Fortune 1000 companies.

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"The Latinx Executive Alliance is committed to help increase Hispanic representation in executive roles in corporate America," said Alberto "Beto" Casellas, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Vice President, Synchrony Health and Wellness and Board Chair of the Latinx Executive Alliance.
Since its launch last year, the Latinx Executive Alliance has grown its follower base to include more than 700 members on its LinkedIn Group.
The coalition named business leaders from multiple industries and sectors to a new advisory board with plans to expand the advisory group to more than two dozen leaders.
"Latinx Executive Alliance welcomes all executivesHispanic and non-Hispanics aliketo be part of our efforts to advance more Latinx talent to executive leadership roles."

New Leafly Report Reveals How Some Municipalities Are (Inadvertently) Supporting the Illicit Cannabis Market

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Thursday, September 22, 2022

Some states cannabis legalization laws allow local municipalities to establish specific regulations within cities and counties.

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Some states cannabis legalization laws allow local municipalities to establish specific regulations within cities and counties.
This report demonstrates that legal, regulated cannabis stores put illicit marijuana dealers out of business, said Bruce Barcott, the reports lead author and Leaflys Senior Editor.
Fears surrounding local cannabis stores may prompt elected officials to prohibit cannabis companies in their towns.
In New Jersey, where adult-use cannabis began earlier this year, 71 percent of local municipalities have opted out of legal sales.

SENATE POLLS: Extremist Candidates Trail Democrats in Arizona, Georgia and Pennsylvania; Rubio & Lee Maintain Leads in Florida and Utah

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Thursday, September 15, 2022

However, in Florida and Utah, Republican senators still maintain their leads over their challengers.

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However, in Florida and Utah, Republican senators still maintain their leads over their challengers.
Center Street polling shows a losing trend for several Republican Senate and gubernatorial candidates who have openly taken extremist positions.
Republican Sen. Mike Lee leads independent Evan McMullin 43% to 39% among likely voters, and 40% to 37% among Utah registered voters.
Among registered voters, Lee now leads by only 3%, compared to a 10% margin in July.

New Claritas Report Reveals that the U.S. Hispanic Population Grew 89% Since 2000 – and Will Exceed 74 Million Consumers by 2028

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Thursday, September 15, 2022

Today, around 66.5 million Hispanic consumers live in the United States, representing more than $1.7 trillion in annual buying power.

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Today, around 66.5 million Hispanic consumers live in the United States, representing more than $1.7 trillion in annual buying power.
In fact, the Hispanic population is expected to add an average of 4,091 new members each day from 2023 to 2028 growing to more than 74 million in total population by 2028.
And Claritas predicts that by 2028, nearly 50% of the combined Gen Z and Millennial American population will be Hispanic.
Claritas new 2022 Hispanic Market Report provides specific details on the buying, entertainment and cultural preferences of Americas Hispanic population.

Poll: Gun Violence, Discrimination and Political Sway Top Parent Concerns as Kids Return to School

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Tuesday, September 13, 2022

NEW YORK, Sept. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- As school starts, children may be excited but apprehensive about returning after two years that have been far from normal. Parents too have a wealth of back-to-school concerns and opinions on everything from gun violence in school to what's being taught in the classrooms, as revealed in a new survey of 1,000 parents by Benenson Strategy Group (BSG).

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Safety is a prevailing concern among parents, particularly with mass school shootings and other student threats becoming more commonplace.
Sixty one percent of parents said they are worried that there will be a shooting at their child's school.
The fomenting of bias or hate, especially against racial minorities and women, is also weighing heavily on parents.
Nearly nine in 10 (88%) agree that their child has a responsibility to be a well-informed, engaged citizen in our democracy.

SENATE POLL: Tim Ryan Leads J.D. Vance 48% to 39% in Ohio

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Wednesday, September 7, 2022

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While there was little movement since August polling, Vance saw some improvement, as previously undecided Trump voters began to break for Vance.

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While there was little movement since August polling, Vance saw some improvement, as previously undecided Trump voters began to break for Vance.
Tim Ryan has a big lead, but its by no means a comfortable lead, said Center Street Co-Founder Matt OBrien.
Weve been expecting see undecided voters break in a big way for Vance, and these results show thats started happening.
Ryan also continues to lead Vance in favorability, with 44% of voters saying they view Ryan Somewhat Favorably (25%) or Very Favorably (19%).