Vox Pop Labs launches a new interactive application that personalizes and contextualizes the results of its 55,000-person national surveyVox Pop Labs conceptualized and developed the nationwide survey and accompanying interactiveRead the full story >
October 23, 2019
Vox Pop Labs launches a new interactive application that personalizes and contextualizes the results of its 55,000-person national surveyVox Pop Labs conceptualized and developed the nationwide survey and accompanying interactiveRead the full story >
September 12, 2019
Vote Compass Canada is back for the third federal election in a rowThe 2019 Canadian federal election officially kicked off yesterday, signalling Vote Compass Canada’s long-awaited return to CBC NewsRead the full story >
July 19, 2019
Vox Pop Labs is partnering up with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to develop a new initiative that aims to involve all Australians in a conversation about the state of AustralianRead the full story >
April 25, 2019
Vote Compass returns to ABC News for the 2019 Australian federal electionVox Pop Labs has once again partnered with ABC News and the University of Melbourne for the latest iteration ofRead the full story >
March 26, 2019
Vote Compass returns to CBC News for the 2019 Alberta provincial electionAs the writ dropped and the election campaign in Alberta officially kicked off, Vox Pop Labs, in partnership withRead the full story >
December 4, 2018
Vox Pop Labs develops innovative questions to measure Quebec public opinion on the religious symbol ban.Using data from a post-electoral online survey of 4635 individuals, conducted from October 10-25, 2018,Read the full story >
November 12, 2018
It’s been a busy period for Vox Pop Labs. In the span of three months, we launched five different Vote Compasses, and together they were used by almost two millionRead the full story >
November 9, 2018
On October 22nd Vox Pop Labs wrapped up the second edition of Vote Compass Toronto. In this second edition, Torontonians could not only situate themselves compared to mayoral candidates butRead the full story >
June 29, 2018
Those Ontarians dissatisfied with the election result still would not change their vote in hindsight.It has been three weeks since Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives won 76 seats andRead the full story >
