The first University of New Orleans Quality of Life study in four years is out and the numbers are not good for Mayor Latoya Cantrell. It also paints a generally unflattering picture of the city. “Residents of the city are dissatisfied with life in New Orleans, and they say it has become a worse place to live over the last five year,” said Dr. Ed Chervenak, director of the UNO Survey Research Center. Chervenak also says the poll of 500 registered voters in the city showed a large majority is unhappy with Mayor Cantrell’s job performance. “Only 31 percent of residents in Orleans give her positive marks for her performance in office, whereas 62 percent are unhappy with the job she is doing as mayor. Thirty-five percent strongly disapprove of the job that she is doing.” MORE: https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/local/orleans/uno-quality-of-life-survery-2022-new-orleans-jefferson-parish/289-75b261d4-2df4-458e-84be-1f3ec8832f88