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The Harris Poll

A global public opinion, analytics, and market research consultancy that helps organizations navigate disruption and lead with confidence.

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What is The Harris Poll?

The Harris Poll is a global public opinion, analytics, and market research consultancy that helps organizations navigate disruption and lead with confidence. We reveal society’s authentic values to empower better decision-making in an era defined by economic volatility, AI transformation, and mounting pressure to do more with less.

With more than 60 years of experience tracking public sentiment, societal trends, and consumer behavior, The Harris Poll blends institutional credibility with strategic intelligence and modern technology. Our work delivers high-quality insights that illuminate complex challenges and drive growth.

Operating globally and backed by the Stagwell network (NASDAQ: STGW), we conduct research in over 100 countries with deep local expertise in the U.S., Canada, and the UK. We serve decision-makers at Fortune 500 companies, high-growth startups, agencies, and public institutions, providing clarity across product, portfolio, pricing, positioning, and public perception.

Our offering spans time-tested methodology and cutting-edge AI-powered research suite, including:

Our team of researchers, consultants, social scientists, and journalists delivers insights that are not just informative, but transformational. We act as a strategic intelligence partner, turning data into decisions with the speed and credibility today’s leaders demand.

Navigate the now. Shape what’s next.

Learn more at www.theharrispoll.com.

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