Dapa Research

Polling for the Leaders and soon to be Leaders - Where Winning IS Everything!

april 30, 2019

Poll: New Hampshire Dems Like Biden, Progressive Policies

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david Paleologos Talks GOP Poll Numbers

August 6, 2019

New Suffolk Poll Points To The Big 3 In New Hampshire Democratic Primary

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About

Director David Paleologos has worked at Suffolk University since 2002. He is also a lecturer in the Government Department, where he teaches Political Survey Research each spring. Students in this course are immersed in questionnaire design, sampling, interviewing, coding data, and analyzing results.

Before entering academia, Paleologos was one of the most sought-after pollsters and field operatives in Massachusetts. He gives frequent guest lectures on the political survey process at many Boston-area institutions. In July 2017, he was invited to present his outlook for the 2018 midterm and 2020 presidential elections to 15 members of Congress at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate.

Quality and Accurate Analysis

Politics

Strategies to support or oppose issues via referenda

 

Market Research

Impacting public opinion on local voting ordinances

Media Partnerships

More Media Partnerships Than Any Other Pollster in the Country

Polling for the Leaders and Soon-to-be-Leaders

No office it too small when it comes to you!

Internal Political Marketing

More Media Partnerships Than Any Other Pollster in the Country

POLLING
BELLWETHER PREDICTOR MODEL
VOTER PROFILING

Political Market Research

Political market research involves a wide range of qualitative and quantitative, formal and informal methods for candidates, parties and governments to understand the nature of the political marketplace. Such market research is used to understand the attitudes, behaviour, needs and wants of the public and other key stakeholders and then inform decisions about strategy, creation of the brand, policies, internal political marketing within organisations, and communication of positions with the view to inform, educate, persuade, change and reinforce existing views. Political market research (PMR) includes quantitative forms of research such as polling, surveys, segmentation (including voter profiling), big data (analytical and experimental marketing); and qualitative forms such as focus groups, co-creation and deliberative research; opposition, candidate and policy research; and informal tools including global knowledge transfer and use of public records and data.

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