Survey: Many New Jersey residents say they are prepared for Doomsday
A survey from BonusFinder.com states that nearly 37% of New Jerseyans say that they are prepared for a “Doomsday event."
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12h agoA new survey finds that a large portion of New Jersey residents say that they are ready for the end of the world.
A survey from BonusFinder.com states that nearly 37% of New Jerseyans say that they are prepared for a “Doomsday event” – the fourth highest in the country.
Food was considered to be the most essential item to stockpile in the event of a disaster.
Just under 20% of New Jersey residents believe that climate change will lead to Doomsday.
The survey also found that 68% of New Jersey residents trust the government when it comes to a Doomsday event. This is the most out of all of the states.
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