READ ONE QUESTION ACROSS MANY PLACES

What you get

• 12,759 places

  Every city, county, metro and state on the register can be asked.

• The same question everywhere

  One wording, read place by place, so the differences are the places’.

• Likely voters, or all residents

  Choose the likely electorate or every resident, depending on the question.

• Share the reading

  Export a CSV or a printable report, or share a link to the reading.

Studies you could run

• Residents

  Should the state expand paid family leave?

  A reading shows: Which of several places lean the same way, and which part from the rest.

• Residents

  Do you support opening an emergency shelter in your own neighborhood?

  A reading shows: Which places lean toward it and which lean against, place by place.

• Residents

  Which of these issues should the county address first?

  A reading shows: Whether suburban and urban counties put a different issue first.

Questions

Who answers?

Simulated twins of the place’s population. Each twin is modeled on the real make-up of the place — age, household, work, housing — and weighted back to it.

Can I compare two places directly?

Yes. Read the same question in both and set them side by side.

Is this campaign polling?

It is a simulation of a place’s electorate, not a poll of people. Use it to decide where to look, not to report a level.

What won’t it do?

It does not name or target individuals, and it is not for content meant to mislead voters. See the terms.