Sentences with phrase «identify potential voters»
In July 2015, Rick Tyler, then a spokesman for Cruz, said the campaign used the data to identify potential voters by six personality types.
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In the past several elections, especially in Ohio, Republicans have won the ground game, building a vast and constantly growing network of potential voters identified less by their formal party affiliation than their church membership or magazine subscriptions.
Experts on social media were used so that potential Conservative voters could be identified and communicated with on specific issues important to them.
The approximately 600 potential voters polled identified jobs, healthcare and the federal deficit as concerns that need to be addressed.
While 81 % of Corbyn supporters self - identify as leftwing, only 15 % of potential Labour voters do so.
However, the Labour party do seem to have correctly identified David Cameron's potential weakness — 36 % of people agree that David Cameron «flip - flops» and 63 % agree that «David Cameron talks a good line but it is hard to know whether there is any substance behind the words» — that includes 51 % of Tory voters.
One of Myers» weaknesses identified in the poll, is a lack of name recognition among more than 40 percent of potential voters.
To find out if their potential voters agreed, Maibach and researchers at Yale University polled 726 voters who identified themselves as Republicans or independents leaning towards the party.
«It's no wonder, then, that GOP pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson identified education as an issue on which Republicans have the potential to win over young voters in her book, The Selfie Vote,» Jarosz Brady wrote.
Here was a way for the party to identify potential new voters.
Mr. Trump is also relying on Cambridge Analytica, a voter data firm backed by Mr. Mercer, whose staff members are working with Mr. Trump's vendors to identify potential Trump supporters in the electorate, particularly among infrequent voters.
The Pew Charitable Trusts set out to identify the language that could most effectively communicate about home visiting with two diverse audiences: policymakers and voters and potential participants.