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Hosted by Cygnal’s CEO, Brent Buchanan, and VP of Research and Analysis, Chris Kratzer, the Cygnal Pulse Pod serves the purpose of entertaining and helping conservative politicos, operatives, and people who are just interested in politics learn more about polling and other aspects of campaigning.
Read MoreVoting in 2020 will be more emotional than previous elections. Here is how to connect.
Advertising. It has been around a long time. For centuries, ads have targeted our emotions in hopes of eliciting a response to products, services, and people. Promotional ads can be seen on Egyptian papyrus dating back thousands of years. Political ads were found within the ruins of Pompeii. Advertising is, and always will be, inescapable. […]
Read MoreCygnal Poll: Tuberville Would Beat Jones by a Wider Margin than Sessions
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – According to a poll released today, in a general election matchup between Senator Doug Jones, an independent candidate, and one of the two potential Republican challengers, Tommy Tuberville would beat Jones by a wider margin than would Jeff Sessions. The Cygnal survey, conducted last week with 530 likely voters, shows former Auburn […]
Read MoreEncuesta de Cygnal: los dominicanos prefieren a Abinader y a el PRM
Washington, D.C., E.E.U.U. – En la más reciente encuesta de probables votantes presidenciales en la República Dominicana publicada por la firma estadounidense Cygnal desde sus oficinas en Washington, DC, los datos recolectados entre Mayo 26 y Junio 2 del 2020 a una muestra de 1,107 dominicanos de todos los estratos socio-económicos y todas las regiones […]
Read MoreCygnal Poll: Florida Voters Overwhelmingly Blame China for the Spread of COVID-19
New Poll Shows Rare Partisan Agreement WASHINGTON D.C. – A recent poll of likely general election voters in Florida shows Americans overwhelmingly blame the Chinese government for the spread of COVID-19 and believe it should be held accountable. The poll, released by Washington-based polling firm Cygnal, was conducted May 18 – 30, with 881 likely […]
Read MoreFundraising Drys Up, Campaigns Seek to Save Dollars On Strategies Needed To Win
As coronavirus continues to batter the U.S. economy and the public psyche, once- reliable political donors are pulling the reins on giving to campaigns. This jolt to funding has campaigns across the country struggling to raise the money needed for their election – especially down-ballot. Experts say the financial landscape will continue to look different […]
Read MoreNH Primary Source: Mowers internal poll shows him in strong position early in GOP primary contest
Republican 1st District U.S. House candidate Matt Mowers’ campaign has been conducting polling, and while it’s being challenged as an illegal push poll by an activist supporting Mowers’ Republican primary opponent, the results show him in a strong early position in the primary race. Early in the poll, conducted by Harper Polling, participants are asked straight […]
Read MoreVoting-By-Mail To Be Top Story in 2020 General Election
As we near the early months of summer, it is becoming more apparent each week that Vote-By-Mail (VBM) is going to play an unprecedented role in the 2020 General Election. Experts say that COVID-19 could remain a threat well into 2021 and that, while many Americans will feel comfortable voting at polling stations on Election […]
Read MoreCygnal Grows Team to Serve Exploding Customer Base
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cygnal today announced the addition of David Wolfson as Director of Client Strategy and Jacqueline Boggess as Director of Insights and Communications. Additionally, longtime Cygnal team member, Kay Aguilar, has taken on the additional responsibility of Culture Ambassador. “With Kay’s promotion and the addition of these three new team members, Cygnal’s roster […]
Read MoreCoronavirus pandemic muddies election and opinion polling
The polling and public opinion research industry has had to delay or alter the way it works amid stay-at-home orders and social distancing measures. Brock McCleary, president of Harper Polling, said he’s confident that polls will still be conducted — he’s working on a few himself — but voter behavior will get more mysterious. Pollsters […]
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