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A state legislator is trying to decide whether or not to run with his party, preferring to "test the water" before investing large amounts of money and campaign. He contacted LD MARG to conduct a political research study.
According to the study, men are 47% and 28% of women know him. Of them, 57% and 78% respectively, they said they would vote for him. That means, if he chooses the day, he can predict 27% of the female vote and 22% of the women's votes. With 49% of the vote, he decided to run, but he had a job and wanted to increase his resources.
Armed with hard data, focusing on those who do not know the candidate himself, and talking to women's issues. LD MARG conducted the Pulse study 3 months and 6 months after the start of the campaign, and in the 6 months, 89% of the data was males and 92% of women knew the candidate, and 68% and 75% respectively. The candidate won 65% of the votes, guided by hard data.
The candidate easily won with 63% of the votes polled, 3% margin of LD MARG data margin. LD MARG Political Research answered the key questions to this candidate: The time that he was to run, he had to be confident at different times and at any time in that context and time of his and his resources