In a new article, GQR London Vice President Peter McLeod draws on our polling to assess where Corbyn’s Labour went wrong at the General Election and how the party should learn from the experience.
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GQR Vice President Jiore Craig featured on the FWIW Podcast
GQR Vice President Jiore Craig joined Tara McGowan on the FWIW Podcast to discuss the importance of learning from international work when thinking about disinformation and digital in 2020.
UK: 18% OF WORKERS TOLD BY THEIR EMPLOYERS NOT TO DISCUSS PAY WITH COLLEAGUES, FINDS GQR POLL
New survey by GQR for the Trades Union Congress (TUC) shows that almost a fifth of workers (18%) have been told not to discuss their pay with colleagues.
Opposition parties could have done better in southern African elections
In a new op-ed for The Daily Maverick, GQR VP Jonathan Moakes posits that if opposition parties in the region could only learn from the lessons of elections in 2019, they would find ways to foster unity and be seen as agents for positive transformation while distancing themselves from the ‘old ways’ of the governing parties.
UK: GQR’s post-election poll for the TUC shows the Conservatives’ new voters want to protect workers’ rights & invest in public services
A new study by GQR for the TUC shows that a majority of voters – including those who voted for the Conservatives– want the new government to protect rights at work, fund public services even through higher taxes, and raise the minimum wage.
4 WAYS TO FIGHT DISINFORMATION IN 2020
GQR’s VP Jiore Craig shares her thoughts on how campaigns can keep calm in the face of disinformation and the constantly evolving social media policy changes in 2020 in an article featured in Campaigns & Elections.
Voters would prefer a Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition over Labour-SNP
GQR’s new poll of Great Britain shows that all possible coalition combinations are unpopular with the general public, with all receiving a net negative approval rating.
GQR’s Anna Greenberg Joins the Board of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
GQR is proud to announce that our own Anna Greenberg, Ph.D. has been selected to join the Board of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research.
Disabled workers are significantly more likely to forego essentials than non-disabled workers
New GQR Poll of Great Britain: Brexit & Political Messaging
Voter reaction to Boris Johnson’s new Brexit deal, how messaging on the deal affects support for it, and dynamics around a potential General Election