Author Archives: WPAi

This week’s headline is, of course, the Trump/Harris debate on Tuesday night. Given that the first Presidential debate effectively ended Biden’s candidacy it is fair to say that the stakes were high for both sides.   This week’s headline is, of … Read More

Another week gone already, and there are a few points to touch on today. We’re now a few days out from the first debate between Trump and Harris. The first and potentially most important time we will see these two … Read More

WPA Intelligence Voter Targeting Game Plans are now available to give campaigns at all levels a strategic advantage in voter targeting by identifying exactly who campaigns need to persuade, and who they need to motivate. Designed by WPAi Data Scientists … Read More

A quick note this week, with everyone (hopefully) taking their last mental break before Election Day. While polling often overrepresents a third-party candidates’ support, RFK Jr’s withdrawal from the race and endorsement of Donald Trump will have some reverberations. First … Read More

The Democrats have finished their convention, and the Harris/Walz ticket is officially official. The Democrats are undoubtably happy with the attendance, energy, and attention from the convention. Some of the show timing was a little odd – it isn’t often … Read More

No earth-shattering news on the campaign trail this week, just ordinarily frantic campaign action. As a result, the public polling has had a chance to catch up. We are going to take advantage of that to walk through the ‘state … Read More

“That suburban vote is scary,” the Republican pollster and data analyst Chris Wilson, who worked on Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign, said in an email. “If it were just VA, we could put it down to federal workers and contractors, but … Read More

“If it were just Virginia, we could put it down to federal workers and contractors, but it happened in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, too,” Chris Wilson, a GOP strategist, wrote in an email. “If you’re a GOP incumbent in a heavily … Read More