Want better insight from your polling?
You don't need to spend much more on your existing polling to get a world of much clearer and more actionable insight.
Martin Baxter
Founder & CEO, Electoral Calculus
Founder & CEO, Electoral Calculus
You don't need to spend much more on your existing polling to get a world of much clearer and more actionable insight.
Our innovative methods for regression polling make MRP-style techniques available on regular budgets. You get the power of modern techniques, but without costing the earth.
“ At ComRes I worked with Electoral Calculus over the course of some years, with many projects and pitches under our belt. I have absolutely no hesitation in endorsing Electoral Calculus as a business partner and provider of expertise. Dr Martin Baxter is a delight to work with – straightforward, highly knowledgeable and a really great addition to any relevant project. ”
ANDREW HAWKINS, pollster and founder of ComRes
| 1 | Run an MRP-style regression on your own polling |
| 2 | Get better and detailed insight from your polling |
| 3 | Predict an election |
| 4 | Utilise our UK political and electoral database |
| 5 | Roll out customised mapping and analytical solutions |
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| 1 | If we are conducting a poll for you, we will take care of all the technical details. |
| 2 | If you want to use your own existing polling or pollster, we can validate that your polling fieldwork is asking the right questions and has a sufficient sample size, in order to provide useful regression insight. Most reputable polling is usually easily compatible with regression techniques, whether or not your pollster has used regression before. Normally we check the questions before fieldwork commences, but regression can often be done retrospectively on polls which are already completed as long as the raw data files are still available. |
| 3 | Fieldwork is conducted in the usual way either by us or by your pollster. |
| 4 | Once fieldwork is completed, we process the raw data files to produce the regression and apply it to your target questions and target areas. |
| 5 | You receive the output in a convenient format with full explanations and the opportunity to discuss the results with us. Static maps and dynamic mapping solutions are also available. |
“ Electoral Calculus were excellent partners on the Constitution Society's recent electoral pacts and the constitution project – it was a pleasure collaborating with them and we would thoroughly recommend their services. Martin Baxter played a vital role in the development and execution of the project, providing invaluable insights from start to finish with considerable enthusiasm.
We were highly satisfied with the thorough expertise and analysis provided by Electoral Calculus at low-cost and in good time. We look forward to partnering with Martin and his team again in the future. ”
ALEX WALKER, Constitution Society
Regression polling, prediction and solutions can be charged either on a fixed-fee basis, or as an hourly rate. Which is used depends partly on whether the project is well-defined or more open-ended.
Stand-alone electoral data is charged on a "per ward" basis, with price reductions for larger purchases.
“ Working with Electoral Calculus at Find Out Now has been transformative. Dr. Martin Baxter's expertise has guided us through some very complex political subjects, given us confidence and provided rigour to our output. His enthusiasm is infectious and the team are visibly inspired by him. We would recommend getting in touch with Martin even if you don't have a project in mind. You will want to find one. ”
CHRIS HOLBROOK, pollster and founder of Find Out Now
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Martin Baxter is the founder and CEO of Electoral Calculus, a quantitative political consultancy which specialises in applying advanced mathematical and computational techniques to polling and market research.
Electoral Calculus was the most accurate pre-poll predictor of the 2019 UK General Election
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