SurveyUSA’s data

We helped Everytown prove support for gun control.
87% of Maryland voters said state legislators should make gun violence prevention a legislative priority during the 2026 session.

78% of all voters, including majorities of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans, told us they believe the state’s gun laws should be retained or strengthened, sending a clear signal to elected officials.

It’s not always obvious how people will vote. In the run-up to 2022’s Democratic Primary, our survey in Maine demonstrated that a progressive challenger with lower name recognition (Troy Jackson) could beat the incumbent governor (Janet Mills) in a Democratic primary. Our insights revealed they could even go on to defeat the well-known Republican candidate, former governor Paul LePage, in a general election.

A client launching a new app helped parents manage their kids screentime commissioned us to test the potential market for it. While the fact 73% of parents expressed a likelihood to subscribe at $5.99 per month gave our client the confidence to go ahead, the real insight was the demographic split, with it appealing most to urban mid-Atlantic residents. This, together with respondents preference for the type of rewards available in-app, helped our client fine-tune their go-to-market offering and marketing.