Roof reports, “The company raised $31 million in its first institutional investment round since launching in 2014 from a Washington row house. The funding, which also includes capital from Advance Venture Partners, values the company at $306 million, according to a statement.
“Morning Consult tracks U.S. sentiment about the upcoming presidential election, which are often covered by large news outlets. It said on its website that it correctly called the 2016 presidential election within 1% of the final popular vote margin.
“The company also surveys U.S. residents about the government’s coronavirus response and consumer confidence.
“Morning Consult has branched into doing surveys on behalf of corporate clients including International Business Machines Corp., Prudential Financial Inc. and CVS Health Corp. It provides data to help companies analyze their reputation and it said that half of the Fortune 500 companies are clients.”
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