Capabilities

Solutions

	Awareness and Image Studies

	Market Feasibility and Competitive Intelligence

	Product Testing and Pricing Research

	Market Segmentation

	Purchase Decision Dynamics

	Customer & Employee Satisfaction and Loyalty Studies

	Political Polling

Methodologies

	Focus Groups

	Representative Telephone Surveys

	Email Surveys

	Mail Surveys

	Intercept Interviews

	Internet-Based Research

	In-Depth Interviews

Political Polling

Political polls are typically telephone surveys conducted before or during political campaigns as a means of identifying issues of importance to voters, gauging their opinions on those issues, and predicting factors such as likely voter turnout and voter preferences.

Market Street Research has conducted polls for political candidates, lobbying groups, and other organizations with an investment in the political process for more than 20 years. We conduct comprehensive surveys designed to identify candidates' perceived strengths and weaknesses as well as brief, "horse race" polls used to track candidates' comparative likelihood of winning an election. We have surveyed both voters and legislators on their attitudes toward, among other issues:

Gambling and casinos
Taxes on property owned by religious organizations
Child abuse and neglect
Development of historic buildings
Civil registration for same-sex couples
Land use and agriculture
Public education
Municipal services

Most political polls are considered proprietary, and are not revealed to the public unless conducted by media organizations (candidates normally do not release polls they conduct for their own purposes). We are happy to provide references of our clients who have used Market Street Research for political polls that are public record, however. See MSR's Client list for more information, or contact us for references specific to your needs.

Exit Polls

Exit polls are in-person surveys conducted at polling places. Voters are asked by volunteers or paid interviewers to complete a brief survey after they have voted. The results of these surveys are typically used to generate outcome predictions before voting is completed. Market Street Research does not conduct exit polls, but we are more than happy to recommend alternatives for candidates interested in this service.

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