"The thing that's so amazing about Verasight is our flexibility. We can do probability, non-probability, SMS, address-based sampling, traditional panels, and we own it and do it all ourselves." Members of the Verasight team share what they love about Verasight.

.@nytimes added the VoteHub/Verasight Poll to its Texas election polling trackers. 1. U.S. Senate: James Talarico +2 (48% to 45%) 2. Governor: Greg Abbott +1 (48% to 46%) Verasight collected the data, and @VoteHub weighted and analyzed the results. See the New York Times Texas Senate tracker here: nytimes.com/interactive/poll…

.@VoteHub partnered with Verasight to poll Texas’s midterm contests. Among likely voters, including those leaning toward a candidate, Greg Abbott received 48% support to Gina Hinojosa’s 46% in the governor’s race. In the Senate race, James Talarico led Ken Paxton 48% to 45%. On the generic ballot, Republicans led Democrats 48% to 45%. All three of these leads are within the survey’s margin of error. From VoteHub’s article: “We chose Verasight for its use of several recruitment approaches, voter-file validation capabilities and election research experience.” Read about the poll results and methods: votehub.com/2026/10/23/voteh…

Thank you to the @McCourtSchool for hosting the second annual Political Analytics Conference. Pictured below: the State of Polling 2026 panel featuring @RuthIgielnik of The New York Times, @gelliottmorris of Strength in Numbers, @PatrickRuffini of Echelon Insights and Verasight co-founder @pete_enns, moderated by Michael Bailey of Georgetown University. Photo: Georgetown McCourt School of Public Policy

.@nytimes added the VoteHub/Verasight Poll to its Ohio election polling trackers. 1. U.S. Senate: Sherrod Brown +4 (48% to 44%) 2. Governor: Amy Acton +1 (46% to 45%) Verasight collected the data, and @VoteHub weighted and analyzed the results. The poll also appears in @NBCNews’s Senate battleground polling tracker. See the New York Times Ohio Senate tracker here: nytimes.com/interactive/poll…

.@VoteHub partnered with Verasight to poll Ohio's midterm contests. Among likely voters, including those leaning toward a candidate, Amy Acton received 46% support to Vivek Ramaswamy’s 45% in the governor’s race. In the Senate race, Sherrod Brown led Jon Husted 47% to 44%. On the generic ballot, Republicans led Democrats 47% to 45%. All three of these leads are within the survey’s margin of error. From VoteHub’s article: “VoteHub chose to work with Verasight because of its approach to recruiting respondents, its voter-file validation capabilities and its record of election research. Verasight builds its panel through address-based sampling, SMS recruitment and online targeting. Using several recruitment approaches helps reach people who may respond differently to different forms of outreach.” Read about the poll results and methods: votehub.com/2026/10/22/voteh…

Verasight CEO and co-founder Ben Leff was quoted in a new story from @thehill by @Jared_Gans: "Fake polls fooled the political world. Now the midterms face a trust crisis." The story covers Wedgewood Polls' admission that it falsified data in a series of polls released over the past year. Ben commented on how media organizations should vet pollsters: "You wouldn’t go to a doctor who wasn’t licensed or a lawyer who didn’t pass the bar, and media organizations should hold pollsters to the same standard." He also noted where the public should be careful: "Where the public is going to have to be really careful is on social media and online, because news networks are only a small portion of what people consume..." Read the full article here: thehill.com/homenews/campaig…

Join us for a live walkthrough of Verasight Self-Serve on Wednesday, October 28. Sami Fleischner and Jay Henderson from our Client Solutions team will show how researchers can launch a study with Verasight Self-Serve, then answer your questions live. Three things that make Verasight Self-Serve different: 1. Multi-mode recruitment 2. Voter validation and voter file appends 3. Survey weights to Census benchmarks 30 minutes, starting at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT). Register for free: streamyard.com/watch/PWGsWMk…

The Verasight APSA 2026 omnibus survey report is out. Here are just a few results from the 155 questions submitted by conference participants to our verified panel: 1. 63% of respondents say democracy in the United States is becoming weaker. 2. 59% of respondents trust neither polls nor prediction markets to predict who will win an election. 3. 69% of respondents say the costs of new data centers to their state's water and energy resources outweigh the economic benefits. 4. 62% of respondents have not used any AI tool to learn about politics for the election. View the full report, findings, and methodology: reports.verasight.io/r/2026-… Thank you to every researcher who contributed a question, including: @busranozguler, @DemocracyM, @emineari_IR, Celeste Beesley, @dburbach, @HayleyCohen, @MatthewDardet, @cantstopkevin, @SLDeMora, @fatiherol_pols, @goyal_tanushree, @RikioInouye, @lanalattu, @DebraLeiter, @wpmarble, @markovitis, @Jair1215_, @jkmucci, @noveyator, @lrpalladino, @haroldpollack, @jacobfhsmith, @decustecu, @DanielWSzabo, @GoszaTarasenko, @ozlem__tuncel, @samvannoort, @CBWlezien