Our latest survey reveals that Americans broadly believe Members of Congress, large corporations, and elite universities aren't paying their fair share in taxes. Seventy-seven percent say Members of Congress pay too little in taxes, with high percentages indicating that large corporations (71%) and elite universities (69%) don’t pay enough in taxes. Meanwhile, 61% believe "people like them" pay too much in taxes, and 66% say middle-income earners are overtaxed - a rare point of bipartisan agreement. Get the latest (link in comments)
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The next generation of political polling, opinion research, and voter targeting.
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We’ve conducted over 4,000 polls since our founding in 2017, and surveyed over 3 million unique respondents. Our polling technology is unique, and has proven its efficacy over time, allowing us to publish some of the most accurate polling in the 2020 Presidential race, the NYC Mayoral Primary, and the California Recall election. Our work has been mentioned in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, CNN, NBC News, Newsweek, Politico, and most every other major media outlet in the country over the past year. We have also released dozens of polls through our media partnerships with both Crooked Media and CNBC, generating millions of impressions on social media and our partners’ websites.
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- San Francisco, CA
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- 2017
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- politics, causes, technology, start up, foundations, public benefit corporation, unions, political candidates, polling, public opinion polls, market research, data science, advocacy, and non profits
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If you're at America Votes this week, message us to connect with Jen Carl at the event and join us for #happyhour tomorrow. We're co-hosting with partners Quiller, Turn It Blue Digital, Grassroots Analytics, and Campaign Deputy. See you there!
Excited to be attending America Votes again this week, would love to connect if you’ll be there too! Let’s vent about the election and talk about how we can build some power back this year. Change Research is cohosting a happy hour at FlightClub on April 9th, we’ll have food and an open bar. Let me know if you can make it!
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Change Research is #hiring! We are still accepting applications for a Director of Growth who can ramp up quickly, thrive in a quota-based sales environment, and propel our growth by expanding existing markets and opening new. #salespositions
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We are still accepting applications for a Director of Growth who can ramp up quickly, thrive in a quota-based sales environment and truly see this as a growth opportunity to bring us into the next stratosphere. They'll get to sell industry-changing research products to their existing networks and to new networks they build. Apply today. Link in comments. #hiringsales
Change Research is seeking a Director of Growth who can open doors in new sectors, like media, and hit sales targets. Our top candidate has strong relationships in markets like clean energy and others, is adept at building new relationships and thrives in a quota-based environment. See comments for link. #cleanenergyjobs #mediajobs #pollingjobs
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Join us for a drink and a chat at America Votes April 9.
Join Turn It Blue Digital and our friends at Grassroots Analytics, Quiller, Campaign Deputy, and Change Research next Wednesday for a 🔥 Happy Hour during the America Votes State Summit in Washington, D.C. There’s real momentum right now — from first-time school board candidates to folks jumping into Congressional races. We’re proud to be part of this movement, and working collaboratively to build the tools campaigns need to actually win. If you're gonna be in town, come grab a drink with us, swap ideas, and connect with folks doing the work. 📍 Next Wednesday, April 9th 🍸 Free Drinks 🎯 Darts Bar 👉 Sign Up Here: https://lnkd.in/gXe2KanA Let’s go.
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The Elon Effect: How CEO Personal Brand Impacts Business in a Polarized America Our latest polling reveals a striking partisan divide in perceptions of Elon Musk, with potential business implications for Tesla: Republicans: 81% favorable Democrats: 2% favorable Overall: 41% favorable, 53% unfavorable This 80-point partisan gap explains why Tesla investors are concerned. Musk's polarization is particularly problematic among key EV-adoption demographics: Urban consumers (27% favorable) Young adults 18-34 (23% favorable) College graduates (33% favorable) As shareholders call for leadership changes, our data suggests Musk's personal brand has shifted from asset to potential liability in Tesla's quest to reach mainstream consumers. How should executives navigate today's polarized environment? Is CEO neutrality becoming a fiduciary responsibility? #LeadershipStrategy #MarketInsights #CEOBranding
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NEW POLL: Americans are divided on whether the government should deport Venezuelan immigrants without criminal records under the Alien Enemies Act. The recent case of a Maryland father deported despite having no criminal record has brought this issue to the forefront of national attention. 📊 Our latest research shows: 50% of Americans oppose these sorts of deportations 45% support them Only 5% are undecided But the real story is in the partisan breakdown: 92% of Democrats oppose these sorts of deportations 84% of Republicans support deportations Independents lean against (53% oppose) These results show how immigration continues to be one of America's most divisive issues, reflecting deeper disagreements about national identity and values. What's your take? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
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📊 New Research on DEI in America: A Nation Divided Change Research's latest national survey reveals that Americans are nearly evenly split on DEI's workplace impact (48% positive, 46% negative). While party affiliation is the strongest predictor of attitudes, the data shows Americans broadly agree on existing barriers to success: -99% agree that wealth provides advantages -93% agree that there are disadvantages to coming from a low-income family -88% agree that there are advantages to being white The survey of 2,732 respondents highlights how Americans recognize similar barriers and advantages but disagree on institutional solutions. Learn more on our substack: https://lnkd.in/e_n5KScZ Cc: Sumati Thomas What's your experience with DEI initiatives in your organization? Have they improved workplace culture and opportunities? #WorkplaceEquity #DEIResearch
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Our latest Substack reveals views on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, currently being debated in Congress. Based on our national survey of 2,732 registered voters (Feb 23-27, 2025), we found that: Nearly half of Americans worry that certain groups would struggle to participate, including people who can't afford document fees (48%), those who've changed their names (47%), and elderly people (45%). Young voters, who update their registrations three times more frequently than seniors, would face disproportionate administrative hurdles. 13% of Black respondents report having none of the required documents readily available (compared to 6% of white respondents) The partisan divide is striking: 83% of Democrats express concern about those who can't afford necessary documentation, compared to just 13% of Republicans. Read the full analysis on our Substack: https://lnkd.in/ekcEpXM5 As election security remains a paramount concern, these findings underscore the balance between election integrity measures and equitable access to the ballot. What do YOU think? Is there a way to balance election security with ensuring everyone eligible can vote? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #ElectionIntegrity #VotingRights #PublicPolicy #ChangeResearch
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Our Own Matt Booker Shares Polling Insights on the Downballot Podcast! We're thrilled to see Change Research analyst Matt Booker on the Downballot Podcast, where he caught up with his former colleagues to discuss the current polling landscape and share some industry expertise. Matt provided listeners with a valuable perspective on how public polling data represents just "the tip of the iceberg" in terms of the comprehensive analysis. His insights highlighted the depth and complexity behind the numbers that shape our understanding of voter sentiment. The conversation also delved into the competitive gubernatorial race in Matt's home state of New Jersey, offering listeners an analyst's view of this developing contest. Check out Matt's appearance on the Downballot Podcast to hear more about the evolving world of political polling and data analysis! https://lnkd.in/eERrsWPs #PoliticalPolling #DataAnalysis #ChangeResearch #DownballotPodcast #ElectionAnalysis