Our research will focus on critical issues including:
The 2008 Presidential Race
Our research includes data about specific candidates, and will focuses on issue-oriented information and media habits among Latinos. This combination of data on issues and media habits allows candidates to understand the concerns of the Latino community in each State and clarify how the candidates can best deliver their message. Our polls continue to run from the primaries straight through to the general election, and track changes in opinion over time.U.S. Senate Races
States like New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas have critical U.S. Senate elections and sizable Latino voting blocks. Our research includes insights in to the Latino community on issues including candidate preferences, policy issues, and media habits. Whether addressing the national races or Statewide races, this combination of polling data on policy issues and media habits allows candidates to craft and effectively deliver their message to Latinos in individual States.U.S. House Races
House races in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Nevada and elsewhere will be very competitive in 2008, and Latino voters will hold the keys to victory. Not just in these races, but by extension, to control of the U.S. House of Representatives. Moving beyond state-level surveys, we will focus on critical Congressional races and the issues important to Latino voters.Statewide Races
Our research includes State by State data about candidates and policy issues, as well as Statewide initiatives.
Our polls also include questions that are of specific interest to our clients, allowing them to gain more insight into issues of critical importance to their efforts.
In contrast to many recent national polls of Latino voters, our research provides more in-depth, and more representative data in key States, as well as tracking data over time. Given the growing importance of the Latino vote, our research is a valuable tool to help inform strategy and decision making among our clients.