Next Tuesday, Embold Research Lead Pollster Andrea Everett speaks at YIMBYtown 2026 in Raleigh: “From Milwaukee to Montana: Using Local Polling to Prove Public Support for Zoning Reform.”
Tue., Nov. 17 | 10:30 AM ET
Register: https://t.co/Q90B1of1Ih
How do residents weigh data center growth against energy costs and land use? Embold Research Senior Analyst Jessica Mason joined the @RegulatingAI Podcast to talk about what community research shows. Watch: https://t.co/zdt3Kypoji
Nine in ten Virginia voters support requiring data centers to pay the full cost of new energy infrastructure. Jessica Mason on the data:
Watch: https://t.co/C6mY8ZgNXN
New research: Embold Research partnered with Heatmap News to survey 5,000+ voters on clean energy messaging. 55% believe solar and wind are only cost competitive due to subsidies.
Full report: https://t.co/Wd0HswctNE
New data: Arkansas residents rated satisfaction with local news lower than 3 other communities we surveyed this year. 74% want more investigative reporting from newsrooms. Embold Research fielded this for CINC with Deep South Today.
Read the full report: https://t.co/tgPjuhPSTu
Embold Research Lead Pollster Andrea Everett will join a panel discussion at PolitiBeat, San José Spotlight's policy festival, on August 7 at the Hammer Theatre in San Jose. Use code SJS25 for a $25 ticket: https://t.co/a4YzT68BAc
84% of Philadelphia school principals report being satisfied in their role. 66% have considered leaving the profession.
Satisfaction splits sharply by sector: 23% of district principals are satisfied with their resources, vs. 80% of charter principals.
https://t.co/RzCH8199Th
In observance of America's 250th Independence Day, Change Research offices will be closed Friday, July 3. We'll be back to normal hours on Monday, July 6.
Opposition to local data center construction jumped from 52% to 70% in six months.
Energy costs are driving it. When voters learn a data center would generate on-site solar or wind power, the share expecting major bill increases drops from 59% to 23%.
https://t.co/uUH7cWQkO8
The Change Research and Embold Research teams will be out of office Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.
We're grateful for the service of those who gave everything. Wishing everyone a meaningful long weekend.
When asked about "line extension allowances" -- permitting gas utilities to charge existing customers for extending new pipelines -- 59% of voters strongly oppose the policy.
Just 8% support it.
665 registered voters | 9 states + D.C. | October 2024
https://t.co/besPnqKoRT
📊 New Embold Research survey: nearly 70% of Richmond voters support more housing types in their neighborhoods. 78% of renters and residents aged 18-34 say the city needs more options.
Read more via @axios: https://t.co/MvrABvylde
Embold's Andrea Everett is speaking at SF Climate Week Monday! 🌱
The topic: climate communications.
The question: how do you actually reach people?
Andrea joins a panel on climate communications at UC Law SF, April 20, from 3-3:50 PM PST.
https://t.co/CNmggIhnj2
🏆Honored to share that the Change Research Portal won Best Use of Technology in Research at the 2026 Reed Awards. Grateful for this recognition from Campaigns & Elections. https://t.co/xBnVqP9YDO
New data from Embold Research's partnership with Unite NY:
🔸 82% of New York voters support term limits for statewide officials. 81% for legislators. 74% want citizens to place issues directly on the ballot.
Learn more at https://t.co/0OVM3Omqw0
Presidents Day reminds us why this work matters.
Every poll we run, every survey we field, every data point we analyze is ultimately about understanding the relationship between Americans and the people who represent them.
Happy Presidents Day from our team to yours.
Meet Trenton Marlar, Senior Analyst @ Embold Research.
A political scientist with 4+ yrs in public opinion research, he helps clients understand how people respond to complex issues.
Focus areas:
Renewable energy
Housing affordability
Community research
https://t.co/mjxA4EhWIg
Is it harder to learn about your neighborhood than national politics? If so, you're in good company.
The new Civic Information Needs Census found 44% struggle to find information about their neighborhood vs 26% for national news.
Learn more: https://t.co/qLrsfSEvGB
Community support decides whether clean energy projects move forward or stall.
We help energy companies understand how local communities view clean energy and which messages actually move skeptics.
Fast, objective research built for real-world decisions. https://t.co/0U0zPZFzTG
"The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice."
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we honor Dr. King’s vision of a democracy where every voice is heard and every vote counts.