How The Abortion Issue Reshaped The ’22 Midterm Landscape
On June 24th, 2022, the Supreme Court issued the ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, overruling Roe v. Wade and the federally protected right to an abortion. Since then, there has been a decidedly significant shift in the political environment. However, time slots and prices are irrelevant if the messaging is faulty.
Read MoreJuly National Voter Trends Panel
In our July National Voter Trends Panel, Cygnal Director of Client Strategy, John Rogers, and Director of Sampling & Innovation, Noah Wyhof-Rudnick, deliver key insights into the data shifts from the past month. Here are a few key takeaways to note: Even Democrats believe the country is heading down the wrong track. Generic ballot has […]
Read MoreJune National Voter Trends Panel
In our June National Voter Trends Panel, Cygnal President & Founder, Brent Buchanan, and Director of Sampling & Innovation, Noah Wyhof-Rudnick, deliver key insights into the data shifts from the past month. Here are a few key takeaways to note: The generic ballot reached a new high again, growing to R+4. Biden’s net image slipped to another […]
Read MorePoll: Shapiro Only Ahead by 3%, Fetterman by 4%
A new nationwide poll of Ukraine released today shows Ukrainians are experiencing extraordinary stress amid the Russian invasion and would like protective and offensive weapons, as well as financial and humanitarian aid—the majority, however, no longer see a no-fly zone as a top priority. The joint Cygnal and Gradus poll surveyed 1,000 Ukrainians and included those currently in Ukraine and those who have left the country.
Read MoreMessage Mapping: The Next Evolution of Political Message Testing
One of the most crucial components to any political campaign is television messaging. Knowing how to communicate a candidate’s message and target particular constituencies is paramount to a successful campaign. Television advertising is a great challenge given the scarcity of well-positioned time slots and increased pricing as elections grow nearer. However, time slots and prices are irrelevant if the messaging is faulty.
Read MoreMay National Voter Trends Panel
In our May National Voter Trends Panel, Director of Client Strategy, Chris Lane, and Director of Sampling & Innovation, Noah Wyhof-Rudnick, deliver key insights into the data shifts from the past month. Here are a few key takeaways to note: Perhaps the biggest takeaway from this panel is that this has become a one-issue cycle, […]
Read MoreHow Republicans Can ‘Thread the Needle’ in Purple States
For our friends running in competitive blue and purple states, all they are hearing this cycle is “Well, if there was ever a year to do it…” Well, that’s true. Our national survey shows that very clearly. Unsustainable inflation, never-ending tax increase proposals, calls to defund our local law enforcement, and relentless “woke” cancel […]
Read MoreBrent Buchanan on Spicer & Co. Discusses New Survey on Masks and Travel
Check out our President and Founder, Brent Buchanan, featured on Spicer & Co. on Newsmax! He responds to the surprising data from our recent poll on masks and explains Covid’s 2-year impact on Americans’ freedoms and decision-making.Watch the full episode!
Read MoreApril National Voter Trends Panel
In our April National Voter Trends Panel, Director of Client Strategy John Rogers and Director of Sampling and Innovation Noah Wyhof-Rudnick deliver key insights into the data shifts from the past month. Here are a few key takeaways to note: – Generic Ballot is holding firm for Republicans at R+2. – Majority of Americans are […]
Read MorePoll: Ukrainians Are Extremely Stressed, Want More Aid, Desire to Return, but Mixed on Being Part of NATO
A new nationwide poll of Ukraine released today shows Ukrainians are experiencing extraordinary stress amid the Russian invasion and would like protective and offensive weapons, as well as financial and humanitarian aid—the majority, however, no longer see a no-fly zone as a top priority. The joint Cygnal and Gradus poll surveyed 1,000 Ukrainians and included those currently in Ukraine and those who have left the country.
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