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How organized do fast-food outlets seem to consumers? Less so than the motor-vehicle bureau, says a new report by Public Agenda.
Aimed at learning how people experienced the process of voting last November, Public Agenda did a survey in the weeks following Election Day that asked (among other things) how organized or disorganized voters found their polling place to be. For comparison sake, it also asked how organized or disorganized people found other common consumer venues to be on their most recent visit.
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