• Progressive Leadership

    LRP works with leading voices in the progressive movement. We take pride in providing individual attention and strategy to every candidate we work for. From the U.S. Senate to City Hall and everywhere in between, we work side by side with our clients on developing communications and paid media, targeting supporters, and honing the messages that win persuadable voters. We use a full range of research tools, from surveys and focus groups to online town halls and ad testing to propel our clients to victory on Election Day.

  • Labor Movement

    We are national experts on unions and labor issues. LRP shares the goals of the labor movement and is committed to improving the lives of working people. Our in-depth message research has helped unions successfully advocate on issues including the minimum wage, the right to organize, retirement security and health care. Our research experience includes working with the AFL-CIO, UFCW, SEIU, NEA, AFSCME, CWA, UAW, and AFT.

  • Advancing Women's Rights and Equality

    LRP has extensive experience and nationally recognized expertise on a wide range of issues impacting women – from working to advance parity in politics and the workplace, we have considerable experience on issues impacting women’s health and quality of life, including domestic violence and sexual assault, discrimination issues, and reproductive health and rights. In fact, our commitment to a woman’s personal decision making on abortion has led us to work solely for pro-choice candidates.

  • Promoting Animal Welfare

    LRP is passionate about improving animal welfare and reducing animal suffering. We have a great deal of experience working on these issues with various advocacy organizations such as the HSUS, the ASPCA, and the Earth Island Institute, to name a few. We have conducted voter and consumer research over the last few years on a number of animal welfare related issues including factory farming, labeling, dog breeding standards, hormone and antibiotic issues, and orcas made to perform at entertainment parks.

  • Defending Human Rights and Equality

    LRP brings a passionate commitment and unparalleled experience to the cause of equality. Our partners have a deep and broad history of working for LGBT equality throughout the nation, including working with the first successful marriage equality efforts in Massachusetts and through the defeat of a marriage ban in Arizona. We have worked with The Human Rights Campaign, The Gill Foundation, Unity Michigan, Love Makes a Family, and many others. We have worked on projects involving diversity in the LGBT community, marriage, transgender issues, bullying, and other important issues.

  • Strategy | Precision | Impact

    LRP is a leading public opinion and political strategy research firm providing expert research-based strategy for campaigns, issue advocacy groups, foundations, unions, and non-profit organizations.

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LRP carefully chooses the best methods tailored to each project to gather accurate data and provide sophisticated analysis. 

In the News

  • Make It Work Campaign on MSNBC >

    Our national poll for the Make It Work campaign on work/family issues was covered recently on MSNBC, the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal. Voters strongly support national policies for equal pay, paid sick leave and family leave, and child care. See clips here:

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  • LRP Poll on Paid Leave, Paid Sick Days >

    A Lake Research Partners poll for the Make It Work campaign shows that voters are in favor of paid sick days, equal pay, and affordable child and elder care.

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  • Kathleen Murphy's Win in Virginia >

    Kathleen Murphy won a previously-held Republican seat in the Virginia House of Delegates by 324 votes, 51% to 49%, in a low-turnout, but intensely contested race. Lake REsearch Partners is proud to have contributed to this win and help Democrats begin 2015 on the upswing.

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  • December 2014 Battleground >

    With the 2014 elections now in the rearview mirror, many Democrats are engaged in a strategic assessment of their Party's public image—the blend of style and substance that voters associate with Team Blue—all with an eye to a markedly better outcome for candidates up and down the ticket in 2016.

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