Public Opinion on TerrorByte: Poll Results Analysis

Aggregated data from three independent polls conducted March 17-18, 2045. Metro City residents only.

Data Analysis Team

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Methodology

Aggregated results from Metro University Poll (n=847), Channel 7 News Poll (n=612), and Independent Polling Group (n=1,204). Combined sample: 2,663 Metro City residents. Margin of error: ±2.1%.

Overall Sentiment

QuestionResponse%
"How would you characterize TerrorByte?"Hero/Positive force31%
Criminal/Threat42%
Complex/Neither19%
Unsure/No opinion8%

Demographic Breakdown: "Hero/Positive" Response

Demographic% Hero% Criminal
Age 18-2947%29%
Age 30-4434%38%
Age 45-6424%51%
Age 65+18%58%
Eastern District residents52%24%
All other districts27%47%
Age gap
29 pts

Difference in "hero" response between 18-29 and 65+

Geographic gap
25 pts

Difference in "hero" response between Eastern District and other areas

Policy Questions

QuestionYesNoUnsure
"Should police prioritize capturing TerrorByte?"54%32%14%
"Do you feel safer since TerrorByte emerged?"28%49%23%
"Should evidence from TerrorByte be used in court?"61%24%15%
"Support expanded surveillance to catch TerrorByte?"47%41%12%

Trend Data

Limited trend data available. One comparable poll from February 2045 (before Rodriguez death) showed:

• "Hero/Positive": 22% (now 31%, +9)

• "Criminal/Threat": 51% (now 42%, -9)

This shift is statistically significant but may reflect response to specific events rather than underlying attitude change.

Limitations

• Polls conducted during active news cycle; responses may differ during calmer periods

• Phone and online methodology may underrepresent certain demographics

• Question wording varied slightly between polls

Full methodology and crosstabs available at justfacts.blog/polling-data.