It's election day tomorrow in the US, and over the last few weeks, the Captify® Election War Room has been using Search Intelligence to take a unique look at voter intent as Americans prepare to go to the polls. Unlike traditional polling data, these insights are based on analysing data from over a billion daily searches and observing how people actually behave in response to events or ads. It’s a powerful tool for understanding consumer—or, in this case, voter—intent. This week's report includes fascinating insights on the share of search in key swing states and how search sentiment toward the two candidates is shifting, especially in response to major campaign events. Take a look: https://lnkd.in/eTNNhAhX
In our latest edition of the Captify® Election War Room, we looked at early voting trends, including sentiment data around the Madison Square Garden rally. Until now, Trump had dominated the share of search while Harris was performing slightly better in search sentiment. Read our analysis to see what’s changed and how this may differ than the polls. Spoiler alert, Trump saw a 111% increase in negative search sentiment post-MSG. https://lnkd.in/gfaWs5iQ