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"The thing that's so amazing about Verasight is our flexibility. We can do probability, non-probability, SMS, address-based sampling, traditional panels, and we own it and do it all ourselves."

Members of the Verasight team share what they love about Verasight.

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Congratulations to @nutridaisuke and @NutritionCues on a new article in Obesity Science & Practice from @ObesitySociety and @WorldObesity, published with Verasight survey data.

"Prevalence and Correlates of Perceived Food Noise Among U.S. Adults in a Nationally Representative Sample" studies how many U.S. adults say they experience "food noise," the term for persistent food-related thoughts, and who reports it most.

Across a nationally representative survey of 1,000 U.S. adults, 50.89% reported experiencing food noise at least occasionally and 17.98% frequently. Frequent food noise was more common among women (22.70% vs. 12.68% of men) and among current and former GLP-1 users.

The data come from Verasight's free Society of Behavioral Medicine (@BehavioralMed) omnibus survey, fielded in May 2026.

Read the full paper: https://t.co/ig7PJJ0MjS

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Join Verasight co-founder and CEO Ben Leff on Thursday, November 19, for "Beyond the Polls: 2026 Midterm Debrief," a virtual panel from the Market Research Council (@MRXCouncil).

How close did the polls come to the 2026 midterm results, and what does that mean for researchers? Moderator John Bremer will lead a conversation with Ben and @lh_carter, partner at @BPIMedia. Each panelist will share their perspective on the polls and the results, followed by an open debate. Gina Pingitore of @CintGroup, who chairs programming for the MRC, will host.

The panel runs from 12 to 1 p.m. ET (9 to 10 a.m. PT) on Zoom. It is free for MRC members and $35 for non-members.

Register: https://t.co/FJ8N1A3pKy

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Verasight polled more than 52,000 registered voters during the 11 days leading up to the election for The Voter Poll by @ssrs_research, used by seven major news networks on election night.

Go behind the scenes with our team to see how we made it happen.

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National polls with Verasight data outperformed the polling averages.

Both final 2026 national polls with Verasight data came within about 2 points of the House popular vote margin, while the polling averages missed it by more than 4 points.

Verasight collected the data for both polls, working with Strength In Numbers and The Argument. The polls had Democrats ahead by 12 and 11 points among likely voters, respectively. Both are within the sampling margin of error of the current House popular vote margin of 13.2 percentage points, with more than 115 million votes counted. The polling average, by contrast, had Democrats ahead by 8.8 points. That 4.4-point miss was at least double the miss of either poll with Verasight data.

Our new blog post has the full breakdown: https://t.co/JSp2EdRYYI

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"A lot of people, when it comes to anything that has to do with nuclear energy, have this mental model of nuclear disaster, which is fair... it would not be a best approach to ignore that and just kind of walk into a community and pretend as if those mental models are just wrong."

Sara Ostad Rahimi, PhD Candidate in Science Communication at @UWMadison, on her work and her paper, published this year in the Journal of Risk Research, "Perceived risks, benefits, and support for siting energy infrastructure: comparing perceptions of carbon capture, nuclear fuel, and large-scale energy facilities."

Ostad Rahimi's paper uses Verasight data.

Read the full paper here: https://t.co/kDQDql34Oh

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/TBtIdydBg0

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"We see only about an 8% rate of... true fact-checks in the data that we look at."

@MorganWack, a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Zurich (@uzh_ikmz), on a new working paper with Patrick Warren, "Fact-check? True!: Tracking Verification Requests and the Absence of Truth Verdicts across Correction Systems."

Wack and Warren's paper uses Verasight data. Read the full paper here: https://t.co/YcFWUjPnLV

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/BxpSGlD13E

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"We really weren't seeing much variation between how the different conditions performed. So that makes for a harder paper to write, but it's also really good news for the people on the ground doing this type of communication... you can kind of go with whatever your strong suit is as a communicator."

Julia Fine, Research Assistant Professor at @Mason4C, on her work and her paper, published this year in Environmental Research: Health, "Optimizing health professionals' climate advocacy messages."

Fine's paper uses Verasight data.

Read the full paper here: https://t.co/5tm9wbuUhD

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/R1QtwXWJ1t

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@mlewisbeck Thanks Michael!

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"We replicated a Pew Research Center benchmarking study, and we actually outperformed all the non-probability samples."

Sami Fleischner, Client Solutions Associate Director at Verasight, on what makes Verasight Self-Serve different, from our webinar "How to Use Verasight Self-Serve."

In this clip:

1. Multi-mode recruitment. Panelists are recruited through random address-based sampling, random person-to-person text messaging, and dynamic online targeting.

2. Phone and voter file verification. Each panelist's mobile number must be registered with a major US carrier, and Validated Voters samples are matched to the L2 voter file.

3. Survey weights. Nationally Representative and Validated Voters surveys of 250 or more include survey weights at no extra charge.

Verasight outperformed all of the nonprobability samples Pew analyzed. Read the replication: https://t.co/Jvpp18JazD

Watch the full webinar: https://t.co/zFoTkJ4U9E

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"When it came to nuclear fuel storage, what was really fascinating was the second ranked option... they just said nothing. When we asked them what the benefit is, they said nothing."

Sara Ostad Rahimi, PhD Candidate in Science Communication at @UWMadison, on her work and her paper, published this year in the Journal of Risk Research, "Perceived risks, benefits, and support for siting energy infrastructure: comparing perceptions of carbon capture, nuclear fuel, and large-scale energy facilities."

Ostad Rahimi's paper uses Verasight data.

Read the full paper here: https://t.co/kDQDql34Oh

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/TBtIdydBg0

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"People in general really question both true and false information almost exactly equally... It was about 51% of the posts that people asked Grok to fact-check ended up being true."

@MorganWack, a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Zurich, on a new working paper with Patrick Warren, "Fact-check? True!: Tracking Verification Requests and the Absence of Truth Verdicts across Correction Systems."

Wack and Warren's paper uses Verasight data. Read the full paper here: https://t.co/YcFWUjPnLV

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/BxpSGlD13E

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"If you are a legislator in elected office and you know that you're going to be primarily evaluated based on what your party does, then all of a sudden your incentive to vote in the way that is more electorally beneficial... is a lot less... this is potentially how we get polarization."

@CTausanovitch, Professor of Political Science at @UCLA, on his work and his paper with John Murphy, conditionally accepted at the American Political Science Review, "Party and Accountability in Congress."

Murphy and Tausanovitch's paper uses Verasight data.

Read the full paper here: https://t.co/6dn0KVPrn1

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/BzanB9iP11

[Peter K. Enns @pete_enns]

I reviewed @ajtfosp's impressive book, A Tolerance for Inequality, for @PSQuarterly: https://t.co/RFtEUhE51D. I agree w/ most of Taylor’s claims, and offer additional evidence that political scientists have incorrectly concluded that policymakers ignore the economic middle.

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More on Verasight’s role as a primary data contributor to The Voter Poll by SSRS™: https://t.co/YLUyEBkIiz

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“The other thing to know about this is that it is a massive sample of voters. This is all 50 states, and it's more than 100,000 people.”

Rachel Maddow on the scale of The Voter Poll during MS NOW’s election-night coverage.

Verasight is proud to support the network's election coverage as a primary data contributor to The Voter Poll by @ssrs_research. More on our role: https://t.co/OEvw38P9rS

Original video from @MaddowBlog:
https://t.co/LytOd1yawW

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Introducing the Verasight Self-Serve docs: a step-by-step guide to launching studies to our verified community and working with your data.

What the docs cover:

1. Set up your study. Create a researcher account, build your survey in Qualtrics or another survey platform, or convert a Word questionnaire with Doc2Survey. Choose a sample type and see your price as you go.

2. Connect your survey. Add our redirect links, record vsid and surveyid, and test each redirect before you pay and launch.

3. Understand your data. See what your data file includes, the profile variables codebook, and how survey weights work.

4. Describe your sample. Ready-to-use text for the methods section of your paper and for your IRB application.

Explore the docs: https://t.co/R3z03PIgEm

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"Proportional representation is the most effective way to eliminate gerrymandering because it eliminates the thing that makes gerrymandering possible, which is the single-member district with its infinite permutations."

@leedrutman, Senior Fellow in the Political Reform Program at @NewAmerica and co-founder of @FixOurHouse, on the New America and Fix Our House national poll on proportional representation.

The poll was fielded by Verasight.

Read the poll findings here: https://t.co/uwmvWWzj9r

Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/usxXhdChL5

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The Verasight team is all set up at Booth 207 at the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management Fall Research Conference in Boston.

Stop by to submit a FREE question on a nationally representative survey of 1,000 U.S. adults.

All question submitters will receive the individual-level data for all questions, demographic and political variables, survey weights, a detailed methodological report, and Verasight's dynamic topline and crosstab report.

The exhibit hall is open Thursday until 5:00 PM, Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM, and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM Eastern.

Come say hello!

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Verasight is proud to be a primary data contributor to The Voter Poll by @ssrs_research.

@CNN has a story about what the CNN Voter Poll is and how it's conducted, including the voters who took part through Verasight's panel: https://t.co/MqCwV6E4Ee

More on our role: https://t.co/OEvw38PHhq