Latest Research

Our mission is to improve democracy by making public opinion insights more accessible. We often release public poll results so insights are available to anyone with an interest in regions, issues, causes or candidates. Below are highlights of our most recent learnings and analyses.

Change Research 2022 Accuracy Report

Change Research 2022 Accuracy Report

Introduction In 2022, Change Research celebrated our fifth birthday and went on to help hundreds of campaigns and organizations score big wins for their campaigns and issues in November. Our team conducted over 550 polls, surveying over one million people in support...

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Teen Vogue & Change Research Midterm Vibe Check

Teen Vogue & Change Research Midterm Vibe Check

On behalf of Teen Vogue, Change Research surveyed 1,173 registered voters under the age of 35 to understand how this ascendant voting bloc is thinking about the upcoming election and the issues facing the country. This survey is the second in a series of national...

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Ilhan for Congress: Primary Results

Change Research, a national research firm that has conducted more than 2,000 polls of over 3 million people since 2017, surveyed likely Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) primary election voters in Minnesota’s 5th congressional district, May 27-June 3, 2022. A total of 754...

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Analysis: Virginia & New Jersey Election Results

Analysis: Virginia & New Jersey Election Results

So much political commentary tries to make simple things look complicated to explain past events and predict the future. After an election, we come up with explanations of why events happened - Critical Race Theory! Respect Parents! - backed up with little to no data...

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CNBC/Change Research National Poll

CNBC/Change Research National Poll

The latest Change Research survey for CNBC of 1,775 registered voters nationally conducted August 30 - September 2 finds Biden and Democrats in a precarious position as they return from their summer recess. The congressional ballot is at parity with 46% of voters...

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