Trusted data. Rapid strategic insights. Winning messages.

Who We Are

Navigator tracks public opinion on the nation’s most pressing issues and transforms trusted data into rapid strategic insights and winning messages. Grounded in rigorous methodology and years of longitudinal research, we deliver clear, actionable guidance that helps leaders shape debates and move audiences.

National Surveys

National quantitative surveys that track how public opinion shifts as issues evolve in real time.

Qualitative Research

In-depth qualitative research that reveals how Americans think, feel, and talk about major issues.

Battleground Surveys

Targeted surveys in U.S. House districts that pinpoint issue priorities of everyday Americans.

Messaging Guidance

Strategic messaging guidance that turns trusted research into clear, usable language and winning policy arguments.

Latest Research

War with Iran Remains Unpopular at Home

War with Iran Remains Unpopular at Home

July 7, 2026 Melissa Toufanian

Polling report tracking Americans’ views on the war with Iran, diplomacy, and the impact on costs here at home

Focus Groups
July 2, 2026

America 250: The American Flag

This Navigator Research report covers how Americans view the symbolism of the American flag.

Maryann Cousens and Tina Tang
Focus Groups
July 1, 2026

American Veterans at America’s 250th

Today’s Navigator Special Report contains research on American veterans' thoughts on what it means to be an American, the rights and freedoms they value most, and how they view the country ahead of its 250th anniversary.

Melissa Toufanian and Maryann Cousens
Focus Groups
June 30, 2026

How White Christians Feel About America at 250

This Navigator Research report covers how white Christians feel about what it means to be an American, the rights and freedoms they value most, and how they view the country ahead of its 250th anniversary.

Julie Alderman Boudreau
Focus Groups
June 25, 2026

Defining America For Immigrant Americans

This Navigator Research report covers research among first-generation immigrants and children of immigrants on what it means to be American, how they define the American dream, and how they see the future of the country as we approach our 250th.

Tina Tang

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