One year following Donald Trump’s upset over Hilary Clinton, the polling industry looks to make significant changes to better represent voters. GSG’s Nick Gourevitch, top pollster for the pro-Clinton Super PAC ... (Read more)
GSG’s Nick Gourevitch comes to pollsters’ defense when FiveThirtyEight asked some of the nations most prominent pollsters whether they think their reputations have improved or declined since the 2012 election. “Not ... (Read more)
The PR Council asked several public relations professionals for their thoughts on a recent New York Times piece observing just how frenzied marketers have become in targeting Millennials, and questioning whether it ... (Read more)
In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, Democrats and Republicans are vying for the tech community’s support. While Dems have had a strong relationship with the tech community over ... (Read more)
GSG’s Nick Gourevitch was on FOX Business “After The Bell” discussing key findings and insights from our 2014 annual study “Business & Politics: Do They Mix?” You can view the ... (Read more)
GSG’s Jefrey Pollock and Nick Gourevitch have been selected as one of Campaigns & Elections’ Influencer 50. This recognition honors the people who are changing the way we think about ... (Read more)
In an article for Campaigns & Elections magazine, Nick Gourevitch examines the post-Election narrative surrounding polling. Nick’s advice: don’t ignore the averages, and don’t believe the counter-narrative. “If a poll ... (Read more)
In an op-ed for the Holmes Report, GSG’s Jefrey Pollock and Nick Gourevitch discuss what the business community can learn from the polling controversies of the 2012 election: “One of ... (Read more)
In his latest post for Huff Post Pollster, GSG’s Nick Gourevitch examines how party ID differences in polls explain Romney’s margin with Independent voters. Read the full post on Pollster.com. ... (Read more)
In a recent blog post for HuffPost Pollster, GSG’s Nick Gourevitch discusses why the results being produced by different pollsters are coming to very different conclusions on the age distribution ... (Read more)