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Women, Technology and Democracy

Ipsos Public Affairs recently completed a study on behalf of the NDI (the National Democratic Institute) to better understand how women interact with digital technology and the particular challenges they face with regard to access, comfort and competencies. Read this report for an exploration of how female participants in its programs are using digital technology to increase their participation in politics as office holders, candidates, advocates and voters.

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (July 24): Core Political Approval

Ipsos/Reuters Poll: Dream Democratic Candidates

Ipsos/Reuters Poll: Supreme Court

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (July 17): Core Political Approval

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (July 9): Core Political Approval

Heading into Greece Referendum Vote Too close to Call: `Yes' 44% versus `No' 43%

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (July 2): Core Political Approval

Determining Strength of Conviction

Implicit Reaction Time is a well-established methodology that is used internationally by academia and market research alike to determine the unconscious strength of associations. Ipsos calls their advanced version of this method IRT™.

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (June 25): Core Political Approval