On August 17th, Ben Tulchin, President of Tulchin Research, participated in Digital Politics Radio with Lane Kasselman, Executive Director of CALinnovates.org, to present the findings of our poll that dealt with Californians’ use of social media to engage in politics.
Among other conclusions from the poll, Ben discussed:
- The fact that the best way to reach out to voters under 40 in California is through Facebook, not by cable television or by phone;
- That one out of five voters use smartphones to get and share political information. They are becoming an extremely important voting demographic on which campaigns must focus to win.
Listen to the audio of the interview here.
Read Ben’s presentation of the poll results here.
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A recent survey by Tulchin Research finds a very close race to succeed Roger Niello in California’s 5th Assembly district, with Democrat Dr. Richard Pan well positioned to win in November. Dr. Pan begins the horserace in a statistical tie with Republican Andy Pugno, and the educator and physician takes the lead in a simulated campaign. Voters respond positively to Pan’s message whereas Pugno fails to gain any traction over the course of the survey.
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The Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) released public opinion survey results today identifying possible cultural barriers that hinder flu vaccination among the county’s residents, with a particular focus on underserved populations, including African Americans, Asian Americans and Latinos.
This first comprehensive survey on flu vaccination in California was conducted by Tulchin Research, a leading polling firm, and made possible by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) with funding from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Public Health Emergency Response grant designed to increase the influenza vaccination rates among hard-to-reach populations.
See the rest of the poll release here.
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On Thursday, July 22nd, Ben Tulchin, President and Founder of Tulchin Research, participated in the American Association of Political Consultants’ Regional Conference as a panelist discussing “Campaign Tactics that Are Working Right Now.”
The Sacramento Bee’s Capitol Alert described the conference and the panel:
Do consultants dream of the latest demon sheep? What are the campaign tactics that are working right now?
Political professionals take on everything from search marketing to political messaging today at the Sacramento regional conference of the American Association of Political Consultants.
The list of panelists reads like a who’s who.
The panel was extremely popular and Tulchin Research has posted the presentation here for public reference.
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