Understanding what swing voters think before the general election.

The Swing Voter Project brings independent and undecided voters into the primary process through structured forums, debate testing, and voter research.

THE PROBLEM

Everyone has a theory about what swing voters want. Most of it is shaped by assumptions, media narratives, or partisan primary audiences instead of the voters who often decide general elections.

THE PROJECT

The Swing Voter Project creates forums and debates centered on independent and undecided voters. Candidates engage directly on the issues that matter most to persuadable voters before nominations are locked in.

THE GOAL

Higher participation. Better candidate alignment with general election voters. Real data on what swing voters actually think, while it still matters.

The Swing Voter Project is a nonpartisan research initiative dedicated to understanding swing voters through public opinion research, data analysis, and voter engagement, providing insights into what’s shaping today's elections.

MADISON RESEARCH CENTER

Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Hyatt Place Madison Downtown
Meeting Room 2

 

The Swing Voter Project is conducting independent research on the pre-primary Democratic gubernatorial debate. Results will be released to interested members of the media and the public at large when complete. Interested parties should fill out the form below.