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New op-ed for The Hill: In next election against populists, centrist forces already making mistakes
In a new op-ed for The Hill, GQR Vice President Brian Paler and Assistant Analyst Carly Meyerson argue that centrists are missing an opportunity to deliver the next blow in the May European Parliament elections.
GQR Names Jiore Craig and Ethan Smith Vice Presidents
GQR is excited to announce the promotions of Senior Director of Digital Strategy Jiore Craig and Senior Associate and Director of State Legislative Programs Ethan Smith to become Vice Presidents in the firm.
New Rosner op-ed for The Hill: The Democratic and Anti-Democratic Parties
This article was originally published in The Hill, December 23, 2018. A realignment of America’s two major parties is under way. It will not be mostly defined by demographics, as some analysts have suggested. Rather, it will be defined by ideas about democracy and the rule of law. To put it simply, we are headed…
Lessons from 2018: Candidates and Campaigns Matter
Research led by GQR Partner Al Quinlan and Senior Associate Ben Winston. Read the original press release from DCCC here Democrats swept into the majority in the House in 2018, winning a net 40 seats and over 53 percent of the vote nationally – the largest ever margin of victory in a midterm election for either…
New Greenberg article for The American Prospect: Winning the Gender Wars
In a new piece for The American Prospect, GQR Managing Partner Anna Greenberg explores the role of gender in America’s electoral politics. Feminism and misogyny have assumed larger roles in Americans’ electoral identities. This worked to the Democrats’ advantage in the midterms, but may not in the presidential race two years hence. Read the full…
GQR poll for NDI in Iraq shows strong concerns for basic services & security, while parliamentary elections do little to restore confidence
GQR’s most recent national survey for the National Democratic Institute (NDI) shows the optimism felt after the conflict with ISIS is beginning to wane as both Shia and Sunni are deeply concerned with unemployment and basic services like electricity and water. Concerns with security also increase, as more than 7 in 10 Iraqis say they…
These are the Toplines you’re going to want to remember
All in all, we are proud to have helped flip 9 congressional seats, 2 governor’s mansions, hold 3 battleground Senate seats and flip 2 state legislative chambers on Tuesday. Throughout 2017 we started winning, and GQR has not stopped. Our strategic insights and advice helped successful campaigns fight and win tough primaries, and continue forward…
Brexit: Second referendum would be too close to call
GQR’s polling on Brexit, published by POLITICO, shows just how closely fought any future referendum campaign would be. Growing calls for a second referendum, given further weight by Labour’s opening a path to a possible vote at its conference last week, put the idea firmly on the table. But any such campaign would be fraught…
Brexit: Amid increasing worries, British public narrowly backs May’s Chequers plan
A new GQR poll in partnership with POLITICO shows British sentiment toward Brexit trending down and strong disapproval for Prime Minister Theresa May’s handling of negotiations with the EU. But despite the increased worries, the public marginally backs May’s plan for a new relationship with the EU outside the bloc. The public would not accept…