A new Gallup study found that the people of Hawaii have the highest well-being in the nation. Illinois came in #37.
Indiana was ranked 47 with Wisconsin coming in at 28. The state with the lowest ranking in the U.S. was West Virginia.
Gallup says more than 177,000 adults living in the U.S. were surveyed. People were asked about everything from financial and social lives to their health habits.
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These rankings are a joke. There’s a lot that they conveniently don’t poll.
Pay no attention to polls, studies, and surveys. What questions were asked by who? Who paid for poll and who paid to promote it?
Approval polls are the worse as they mean nothing
Most are FAKE NEWS
Change that, all are FAKE NEWS