Samantha Dravis joins Newsmax's Chris Plante Show to discuss how military families feel about Harris
“She’d rather perpetuate a lie than call the members of the Gold Star Families for the last three years that have never heard from her, she can’t be bothered to say their kids’ names, wasn’t present for the dignified transfer, and I hope that every American, I hope that every voter has a chance to watch the testimonies from those Gold Star Families and hear how military families really think about Kamala Harris.” - AxAdvocacy’s Samantha Dravis to Newsmax
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AxAdvocacy–Ipsos Survey Highlights Public Views on AI, Data Centers, Corporate Mergers, and Domestic Manufacturing
We're pleased to share the attached national polling deck from AxAdvocacy’s latest research partnership with Ipsos. Ipsos fielded a national survey of 1,025 adults (2/20-22/26) to measure Americans’ views on several key public policy issues dominating today’s debate. This research includes a report on artificial intelligence, data center construction, corporate mergers, domestic manufacturing, and national defense investment. The findings provide a clear snapshot of where the nation currently stands, highlighting both areas of bipartisan agreement and emerging fault lines that could shape policy conversations in the months ahead during a highly combative election season. This research offers valuable insight as stakeholders navigate legislative, regulatory, and strategic communications strategies.
AxAdvocacy President Ashlee Rich Stephenson joined SiriusXM POTUS to break down why all eyes are on Texas, and why they’ll stay there through November. There is a lot of coverage on Texas that will not end tomorrow, it won't end in 10 weeks, it's going to take us all the way to the November general election. Why is that? Democrats desperately want to start to flip this state to make it blue for an electoral college advantage. Republicans know they need to hang on to it, because it doesn't look like a California, for example, is going to come back their way anytime soon. This will be a political science textbook, of primaries, runoffs, and then a really big general election. Watch the full interview:
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