Cooperative Campaign Analysis Project

About CCAP

Focusing on the unfolding campaign in weekly snapshots, the 2012 CCAP is a forty-four week rolling cross-section with a pre and post election interview of those respondents. The study first gathers baseline information for all participants, starting in December 2011. Next, the study will field 44 weekly surveys of 1000 adults representative of the U.S. population up until the November election. Finally a post election survey of all participants will be conducted immediately after the election. The baseline and post election surveys include only common content. The weekly surveys during the election year include 10 minutes of common content and 10 minutes (approximately 40 questions) of purchased team content.

Campaign Dynamics Graph

The nomination race has been lively and changing over 2012. The graph below indicates changing support for the Republican candidates.

How to Participate

Cost: Participation in CCAP is priced at $17,000.

Discounts: If you and your team select a week prior to October, the participation is priced at $15,300. Additionally, if you choose to buy two modules (or more), each weekly module is priced at $15,300.

To participate in CCAP you can simply:

• Select a week
• Complete the contract information by designating your team's week, complete the invoicing information, and sign the contract.
  • Download the contract for CCAP participation.
  • Download the contract for discounted CCAP participation (for selection of weeks prior to October 2012).
• Email Ashley Grosse and attach the pdf of the completed contract.

Weeks & Teams

Each week prior to the 2012 election the CCAP study is in the field. When CCAP participants reserve and purchase a weekly sample, their ten minute survey module, in combination with the common content, is fielded to a representative sample of 1000 US adults. These 1000 respondents will have completed a baseline survey in December 2011 and the 2012 post election survey. Current CCAP participants are identified below.