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Polling
ByJames KanagasooriamApril 20, 2026
Data Centres Have a Black Box Problem

More than £100 billion is heading to the UK in data centre investment.

Data Centres Have a Black Box Problem
Polling
ByCora FaganApril 17, 2026
What Democrats Want

We conducted a representative survey of 1,331 Democrats in the United States from the 25th of March to the 31st of March 2026

What Democrats Want
Research
ByNick BlandApril 15, 2026
Generation Health: Under-35s’ Attitudes Towards Health

Following World Health Day last week, we thought it would be a good time to get a sense of young adults’ perspectives on their physical and mental health.

Generation Health: Under-35s’ Attitudes Towards Health
Polling
ByFocaldataMarch 22, 2026
British Future: English Identity Poll

The study explores public attitudes towards English identity, national symbols such as the England flag, and the extent to which people feel able to express an inclusive sense of national pride.

British Future: English Identity Poll
Polling
ByPatrick FlynnMarch 13, 2026
Democrats increase lead and Rubio stock surges amid Iran war

The Democrats' lead in the House midterms ballot has climbed to a new high

Democrats increase lead and Rubio stock surges amid Iran war
Polling
ByFocaldataMarch 10, 2026
Westminster voting intention: Greens surge after by-election win

The Green Party has surged to a record 13% following their historic Gorton & Denton by-election win.

Westminster voting intention: Greens surge after by-election win
Analysis
ByPatrick FlynnFebruary 26, 2026
How to Communicate in an Attention Crisis

New survey research using TV ads reveals that falling attention spans among younger generations are reshaping what messages cut through, and why weird, disruptive content now outperforms serious, slow-burn communication.

How to Communicate in an Attention Crisis
Polling
ByPatrick FlynnFebruary 13, 2026
Cost of living fuelling Democrat strength in new midterms polling

Economic concerns are set to give the Democrats an extra 2.5 million votes in November

Cost of living fuelling Democrat strength in new midterms polling
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