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Our highly skilled qualitative and quantitative research methods provide winning results for our clients, which include political candidates, corporations wanting to better understand their market advantage, and law firms working to win a high-profile case. We utilize our own call center to ensure the quality and accuracy of our data, and we skillfully review the results with each client so that data can be used to its full advantage.
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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.
Marketplace Research
If you’re a retailer looking to move a specific product, a trade association trying to grow membership, or a corporation working to increase your B2B sales, you need hard data to formulate and shape the trajectory of your plans. CHS’ various research for your marketplace could include qualitative and quantitative research to better understand and influence your target audience.
Courtroom Research
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 Overwhelmingly Support Cooperation with Tribes
Sooner Survey: Volume 35 No. 6 ⎸September 25, 2023 | The last 20 years have seen remarkable changes in the image of tribes and tribal governments in Oklahoma. In 2002, we asked a question that asked voters if Oklahoma’s tribes were an asset or had outlived their usefulness. At that time, just over half (53%) saw them as an asset while a third held the opposite view.
Oklahoma’s Support for Patriotic Symbols
Sooner Survey: Volume 35 No.5 ⎸September 12, 2023 | Earlier this year, I was called on one of my sayings “that’s less popular than burning the American flag” when I was asked just how popular or unpopular such an act of protest is in Oklahoma. So, being the data nerd I am, I decided to find out.
Oklahoma Voters: Be Strong on Crime
Sooner Survey: Volume 35 No.4 ⎸August 3, 2023 | Too often, politicians and others try to force choices when the reality is, voters want an all of the above. One need look no further than criminal justice reform efforts. It is a given, voters don’t want to lock-up those violating simple drug possession laws (they proved that by voting for SQ 780 in 2016). But that does not mean they want a soft-on-crime approach.