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Whether you are trying to win an election or pass a ballot initiative, today’s political climate is highly competitive and fierce. By understanding the voters’ mindset, you can better craft your messaging, and, when necessary, change that mindset. CHS’ nationally acclaimed quantitative and qualitative research makes it possible to understand constituent sentiments and how to use that information to communicate with any voter pool.
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If you need to support a change of venue request, better understand your jury pool, or develop the right messaging for your presentations in civil cases, having both qualitative and quantitative data at your fingertips can make a major difference. CHS’ decades of experience, combined with data we gather from our own call center, will give you that advantage against your courtroom competition.
Articles
Voters to Government: Stay out of Business Decisions re: Vaccines
Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 7 ⎸October 25, 2021 | In July, we released numbers (Sooner Survey Volume 33, No. 5) that revealed that most Oklahomans do not want government to interfere in the relationship between employers and employees when it comes to vaccine policies. Subsequently, the Biden administration issued an executive order and decision-makers have again been asked to pick sides. The reality is the vast majority of Oklahoma voters just want government to stay out of telling businesses how address their employees and vaccines – and that is even more true today than when we tested it in July.
Oklahoma Voters Critical of Critical Race Theory
Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 6 ⎸August 20, 2021 ⎸Fully 82% of Oklahoma voters have some level of awareness of “Critical Race Theory, also known as CRT” and among that 82%, almost twice as many oppose (58%) it being taught in public schools than support it (30%). Furthermore, when CRT is explained in a way used in a national study, only 19% of all Oklahomans think it should be taught in our elementary schools.
Voters to State Government: Don’t Interfere with Businesses and Vaccines
Sooner Survey: Volume 33 No. 5 | August 3, 2021 | In an earlier Sooner Survey (Volume 33 No. 2 “The Partisan Virus”) we shared data about the extreme partisan nature of opinions regarding Covid-19. This edition digs deeper and looks at the intersection of Covid-19 vaccination and the rights of businesses, employees, patients, and those interacting with state government.