Ipsos Public Affairs Weighs in on the 2016 Election

Clifford Young, President, US, Ipsos Public Affairs and Julia Clark, US, Senior Vice President, Ipsos Public Affairs, have appeared on the Diane Rehm Show, Fox5 News and more to discuss the 2016 election.

FOX 5 – November 9, 2016
In this clip, Cliff Young explained what happened on election day.

BNN - November 7, 2016
Julia Clark spoke to BNN about the challenges of polling in the 2016 presidential election.

CTV – November 2, 2016
Cliff discussed the latest polls, encouraging people to look at the aggregate rather than the individual polls. To best determine who will win the election, Cliff said to watch North Carolina, Florida and Ohio--the states that Trump must win to win the election.

ABC Radio Australia – November 1, 2016
Julia Clark discussed the latest presidential polls and the tightening of the race since the FBI reopened their investigation into Clinton.

Fox & Friends – October 29, 2016
Cliff Young discussed the impact of Clinton’s latest email scandal. With a panel of political strategists, Cliff explained that the scandal will likely not have a huge impact on the election.

Fox 5 DC – October 28, 2016
In this clip, Cliff explained the latest election polls. He encouraged viewers to focus on the aggregate rather than specific polls and to wait a few days after major scandals to see their real impact.

CCTV America – October 28, 2016
Cliff explains the importance of the electoral college in the upcoming presidential election.

FOX 5 DC – October 19, 2016
Cliff Young explained the implications of low voter turnout. He expects low turnout to help Trump, while turnout over 60% will help Clinton.

The Mark Reardon Show – October 18, 2016
Julia Clark talks to Mark Reardon about where the presidential race stands today and what the latest polls can tell us.

Sky News – October 14, 2016
Julia Clark explains that the impact of the Trump video-gate is more minimal than expected. Republican women are not abandoning Trump.

talkRADIO – Thursday, October 13, 2016
Julia Clark discussed the US presidential election and the most recent polls with Robert Worcester.

Jim Bohannon Show – October 10, 2016
On the Jim Bohannon Show, Cliff Young broke down the debates and how the candidates can keep their bases enthusiastic until election day.

CCTV America – October 10, 2016
CCTV America's Asieh Namdar spoke to Cliff Young about the debates and their possible consequences for the 2016 candidates.

Fox & Friends – October 9, 2016
On the day of the second presidential debate, Cliff Young appeared on FOX & Friends to weigh in on pre-debate polls and the potential impact the debates will have on the polls.

The Diane Rehm Show – October 6, 2016
Cliff Young discussed the Ipsos/Diane Rehm Show poll on millennials and their potential impact on the 2016 election. Hear from young voters about what’s driving them to vote – or not – this year.

KMOX News Radio – September 27, 2016
Julia Clark discussed the post-debate polls on the Mark Reardon Show.

Australian Broadcasting Radio – September 27, 2016
Julia Clark talked about the snap post-debate polls and how they went Clinton’s way. She explained that the more interesting polls will come out 24-48 hours after the debate.

Fox & Friends Weekend – September 24, 2016
Cliff analyzed the latest polls leading up to the first presidential debate. He explained that although debates haven’t had an impact in the past, this debate could be a game changer.

FOX5 News - August 2, 2016
Clifford Young discussed the political conventions’ impacts on 2016 election polls and the historical trends of these polls as a guest on FOX 5 News.

Diane Rehm Show - August 1, 2016
Clifford Young explained strategic voting and third party candidate support in the context of a disruptive election on the Diane Rehm Show.

Purple Tent - July 20, 2016
Clifford Young debated the role of media and polls in the 2016 election on a Purple Tent panel, explaining how physical separation has created an increasingly partisan electorate and media.

CCTV - July 18, 2016
Clifford Young discussed the Republican National Convention on CCTV, emphasizing the lack of enthusiasm in the Republican base and how that could affect the 2016 election.