First Mondays Webinars
Continuing in the tradition of bringing new insights and new voices to important topics, Gardner runs a First Mondays Webinar series. These are designed to bring an array of new voices to the conversation about the critical issues we face today as a democracy.
Our final panel of the month — featuring David Broockman, Matt Lackey and Maeve Ward — offered strategic guidance on one of the toughest tasks in any election: targeting the holdouts, undecideds and conflicted, and persuading them to vote for a particular candidate or whether or not to vote at all.
This week, we heard from Gretchen Barton, Founder and Principal at Worthy Strategy Group, LLC; Henry Fernandez, CEO at Fernandez Advisors; and Ben Lazarus, Director of Research Solutions at TargetSmart on the impact of the September 10 presidential debate on key voting segments.
In the second webinar of PSG Consulting's First Mondays September series, our distinguished panelists went in depth on the structural forces and dynamics determining the composition of the 2024 electorate.
During November’s First Mondays Webinar, the findings from research by PSG Consulting, TargetSmart and Hart Research were released for the first time.
The question at the center of this research was:
What do voters experience or process during the last months of the presidential campaign when they are being inundated with ads not only from presidential candidates but all candidates on the ballot?
During November’s First Mondays Webinar, the findings from research by PSG Consulting, TargetSmart and Hart Research were released for the first time.
These two survey research projects, sponsored by PSG Consulting and Innovating for the Public Good, focused on the presidential results but also included down-ballot races. They examined the impact of the bombardment of ads during the last months of this year’s campaign season.
The question at the center of this research was:
What do voters experience or process during the last months of the presidential campaign when they are being inundated with ads not only from presidential candidates but all candidates on the ballot?
We took a unique approach to this research design in that most of the questions were open-ended. The purpose was to hear in voters’ own words what they saw, what they understood and what captured their attention. How did they respond emotionally, and what impact did the ads have?
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