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Voter Enticement

Voters

In a democratic election, voters are the ones who choose who make laws, who form the government and choose the candidate whose policies will guide the nation.

  • Their opinions and beliefs are based on various factors like candidates, parties, issues and the media they consume.
  • While some of them would vote based on the candidate’s ability, some would base their decision based on their reaction to a particular.
  • Cryptomize would offer you round-the-clock surveillance and modification of your competitor's behaviour, so you could stay one step ahead of them.
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Presumption Prediction

Political Presumption prediction aims at forecasting the outcomes of political events. Political events can be a number of events such as diplomatic decisions, actions by political leaders and other areas relating to politicians and political institutions.

Political forecasting concerning elections is highly popular, especially amongst mass market audiences. CryptoMize’s Political forecasting methodology makes frequent use of mathematics, statistics and data science. Political Presumption prediction as it pertains to elections is related to psephology.

Presumption Prediction

Influence Management

Influence management is a very important aspect of an election campaign. It is the process of reaching out to people and convincing them to vote for you.

CryptoMize’s highly professional team provides assistance to Influence management that can be done through various mediums such as advertisements, rallies and speeches. In this article we will discuss how influence management works and its importance in an election campaign.

Influence Management

Trend Management

Trend Management is a process-based approach which enables political parties to detect technological and societal trends and developments early on, evaluate the specific opportunities and risks, and derive concrete recommendations for action.

CryptoMize's integrated framework allows implementable results, efficient innovation processes and a high degree of effectiveness in your innovation projects.

Trend Management

Voting Behaviour

Everything in an election finally comes down to the voter's choice. A voter’s decision is based on sentiments, attitudes and preference etc. This makes studying voter behaviour an integral part of any campaign. This lesson would help the candidate understand a voter's insight and influence it in their favor.

The Background

It is an established fact that voters are most likely to choose the candidate they can relate to. The background of a voter affects his/her decision the most. This includes a voter's social identity, such as economic class, ethnicity, gender, race and religious preference.

Party Identification

Voting as per party affiliation during an election is called party identification. Close to 90% of voters base their voting decisions on the basis of identification. It reflects how voters are influenced by their environment and social peers to think in terms of political parties.

Ideological Complexity

Ideological differences shape opinions and beliefs. The more liberal a person is, the more likely he or she is to be persuaded by arguments that support his or her beliefs. Ideological differences affect our responses to persuasive messages.

Incumbent's Performance

Influential factors in the voters' decision include the incumbent's performance record, media coverage, and the opposition’s presence. In almost all cases, a voter’s evaluation of the incumbent is the most important factor in determining who will be re-elected.

Candidate’s Personality

Personality is viewed as an important determinant of how people respond to political candidates. A candidate's perceived personality traits also carry significant weight in how the public views him or her, potentially influencing attitudes and behaviours toward that person.

Social Environment

The social environment has an effect on people's choices of candidates and parties. An individual's social environment is composed of both external and internal aspects. It refers to the set of value-attitudes and practises that shape an individual’s thinking, feelings, and behaviour.

Political Polling

Polls conducted on the eve of the voting day have been successful in forecasting election results in most cases in which they have been used for this purpose.

Political polling is the act of collecting information about the opinions and preferences of a group of people. CryptoMize helps to forecast elections and to help political consultants, journalists, and politicians understand which candidates and policies are popular.

Political Polling

Benefits

Clear picture

Analyzing voter behaviour helps to get a clear picture of voters’ demands and aspirations, which further helps to predict an election result in advance.

Predictions

A candidate can predict the outcome of an election by studying voter behaviour and taking proactive steps to change it.

Prerequisite Action

After studying voter behavior, a candidate must adopt a follow-up action plan and use social media as a tool for manuvering voters.

Voter’s Sentiment

A candidate who tries to fulfil voter demands and remains in constant touch with the voters, is most likely to win the election.

Voter Segmentation and Homogeneity

  • Voters can often be like Pandora's box, we really don't know what we are getting unless we have carefully curated it for years ourselves.
  • At CryptoMize we encounter users with all sorts of voters and while some people understand the basics, we still love helping novices decode their voter files.
  • Vote homogeneity (also called vote polarization) is the phenomenon where voters of similar political views tend to cluster together geographically, thereby creating political districts with more homogeneous voting patterns than other districts.
Voter Segmentation and Homogeneity

Trend Spotting

Trend spotting is a critical component of any political campaign. It allows you to see where you are performing well and where you are not. CryptoMize uses this information to make strategic decisions about where to spend time and money, and also assist in reducing the unwanted online candidate trends.

CryptoMize helps in political trends in major events, issues and controversies that will impact the candidacy of your candidate, also insight into what's going on with your voters' minds right now

Trend Spotting

Voter Sentiment

Voter sentiment is a statistical measure of how people feel about a candidate or a political issue. It can reveal how an issue is perceived by the average person, which can help inform your strategy as you approach voting. Voters have an impact on the outcome of an election, whether it preserves the status quo or makes changes to it, and whether or not new programmes get implemented.It is essential that you understand the state of the voter's mood at any given time so that you can properly tailor your message accordingly for your political campaign.

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Why Voter Sentiment is Crucial?

Voter sentiment is vital to political campaigns, and it plays an important role in influencing how people will cast their votes. When people feel uncertain about an issue, they may end up voting based more on sentiment than facts. A political party needs to understand how to appeal to different segments of the electorate in order to win elections. The better you understand the sentiments of the public, the more effectively you will be able to communicate with voters and encourage them to cast their votes in your favor.

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Methods

  • Every inch of information is available online. With the best of our techniques, we find ways to make voters aware with the help of digital media.
  • 01 Digital Media
    With the help of digital media, your performance and previous known perception can be influenced and monitored with perceptual mapping.
  • 02 Deployment
    Deployment activities ensure active participation in the strategies created. It includes the release, tracking, installation, and activation of sources.
  • 03Grassroots oppo-research
    Opposition research can give you a great advantage in political races. We show you how opposition research can help influence voters.
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Voter Segmentation

Voter segmentation in political campaigns is a term used in order to identify potential voters whose behaviour or attitudes could influence the outcome of a particular event or campaign. The idea behind this methodology is that certain groups of people usually defined as those who are less familiar with the candidates they are going to be voting for, or who haven’t been involved in previous elections could be made more interested in a candidate or campaign simply by knowing them personally and having a chance to meet them in person.

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Why Does Voter Segmentation matter?

Voter segmentation is about maximizing the impact of your vote by giving people more opportunities to weigh in on important issues and decisions that directly affect them and breaking the electorate into particular groups or demographics to boost a candidate or party.

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There are certain segments of the population who pay attention only to certain issues. When you target these people early on, you can achieve a greater payoff because they are more likely to turn out and support your cause.

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It helps you find common ground with people who may not otherwise vote for you because of their thought processes. Although it may appear counterintuitive, segmenting your audience results in greater message unity and relevance.

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Methods

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Geographic segments

Voters in different geographical areas have different views on issues. To connect with them, you need to speak to them about those issues that are relevant to them at a local level. Geographic segmentation allows a campaign to connect powerfully with the local issues that matter most to voters in a particular area.
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Historic Segments

The predictive analysis can be done only if you are aware of the history. The predicted behaviour of different groups of voters can be well predicted if you know the demographics of their voting patterns. Different people will respond more to certain messages, and this is something that we know how to do well.
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Undecided Segments

We know that when it comes to the undecided or ‘swing’ voters, closing the deal is far from easy. It’s you versus the other guy, and your real battleground is with the undecided voter. If you want to win elections and build public support, you must understand how to reach and persuade undecided voters.
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Tagged segments

Whether it's abortion, the budget, or voter rights, every candidate and politician has a stance on them. They are the issues that shape entire movements and policies.Issues are a touchstone in all communities. Although there are often contradictory views, they bring us together as voters in a democratic country.

Our Goals

Voters are the only way to win the elections. We at Cryptomize will provide you with every possible voter service through our services.

Socio Demographic
Voter Behaviour

We will provide you with a well-researched analysis of voter behaviour through which you and we will be able to strategize better for the big day.

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Voter Pleasing Strategy

The only way to a voter's heart is to fulfil their demands. We would, through continuous analysis, help you build a voter-fulfilling strategy and help you achieve your goal.

Behavioural Demographic
Assured Influence

A voter whose behaviour has been studied, through which an action plan has been prepared, and whose promises have been delivered, would without doubt vote for you.

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FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

Voter participation is essential in a liberal democracy, which is defined as a democracy with fair, free, and competitive elections. This is because the concept of representation is important in liberal democracies. In the United States, we elect representatives to represent our interests at the municipal, state, and federal levels depending on their geographic location. A greater voter turnout provides a more accurate picture of the kind of representative that the majority would like to have in their government. With a large number of votes, you also get what is known as a mandate, which indicates that the majority of the electorate supports the policies that the candidate has put forward.
Clarity- Analyzing voter behaviour allows for a more complete understanding of voters' wants and ambitions, which in turn allows for more accurate forecasting of election outcomes.
Predict- By analysing voter behaviour, a candidate may anticipate the outcome of an election even before it takes place, and by taking pre-emptive action, they can influence the outcome in their favour.
Observation based Action- Following an investigation of voter behaviour, a candidate must develop a follow-up action plan.
Know the Voter Better- A candidate who strives to meet voter expectations and, via a system of action-reaction, stays in continuous contact with voters has the best chance of winning the election.
Voters are the ones who decide who will create laws, who will form governments, and who will select the candidate whose policies will steer the nation's direction. Their views and beliefs are influenced by a variety of variables, including candidates, political parties, topics, and the media they consume. While some of them would vote based on the candidate's competence, others would make their choice based on their emotional response to a specific issue or candidate. As a result, understanding voter behaviour has become an important element of the campaign for the election.
Background- According to accepted political theory, people are more inclined to support the politician with whom they can identify. The voter's background has the most influence on his or her choice. A voter's social identification encompasses things like economic class, ethnicity, gender, race, and religion preference as well as his or her political affiliation.
Party Identification- Party identification is the term used to describe voting in an election based on one's political party's membership. This identity is used by almost 90 percent of voters when they cast their ballots. While it comes to political parties, it shows how voters are affected by their surroundings and social peers when making decisions.
Ideological leanings - Ideological differences may have a significant impact on our views, beliefs, and actions. A liberal's likelihood of being convinced by arguments that support his or her views increases with his or her liberal status, according to our findings. Ideological disparities influence our reactions to persuasive communications, independent of the specific substance of the message being presented.
Personality- People's responses to political candidates are said to be influenced by their personalities, which is widely accepted. The perceived personality characteristics of a candidate have a major impact on how the public perceives him or her, with attitudes and actions toward that person possibly changing over time as a result of those traits.
Social Environment- People's choices of candidates and political parties are influenced by their social surroundings. The social context in which a person lives is always composed of both exterior and interior elements. In psychology, the term "social environment" refers to the collection of values, attitudes, beliefs, and practises that influence an individual's way of thinking, feeling, and doing.
Digital Media - Perceptual mapping is a technique that may be used to impact and monitor your performance and prior known perception with the assistance of digital media.
Deployment - Deployment activities guarantee that participants are actively involved in the strategies that have been developed.
Grassroots oppo-research - In political campaigns, doing opposition research may offer you a significant edge. We will demonstrate how opposition research may be used to influence voters.
In a political campaign, voter segmentation is used to identify prospective voters whose actions or attitudes may have an impact on the result of the campaign. When it comes to getting the word out, having a voter segmentation proxy would be very beneficial. It is true that some sectors of the population are more concerned with certain problems than others. Because they are more likely to come up and support your cause if you target these individuals early in your campaign, a campaign targeting these people may see a higher return. This method also aids in the discovery of common ground among individuals who may not otherwise be able to communicate effectively. Even while it may seem counter-intuitive, by segmenting your audience, a party may actually achieve more unity and relevancy in its message.

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