Know what your advocates are saying before you need to act on it.
Quincy Can Do It
Quincy, Quorum's AI assistant, provides all your policy intelligence in one AI connected workspace. Included in Quorum Grassroots, Quincy is trained on 10+ years of Quorum's proprietary data and queries the entire government affairs ecosystem, including your grassroots campaigns, advocate records, and supporter activity, alongside federal and state legislation, stakeholder notes, committee transcripts, and more, to give you insights you can actually trust.
You Ask Quincy
Summarize the responses from our latest advocate survey.
Quincy Delivers*
I analyzed 907 responses from your latest advocate survey. Here are the key themes:
Dominant theme: Data privacy and digital rights.
• Advocates are calling for stronger consent protections, clearer data-use disclosures, and greater corporate accountability.
• Concern about how personal data is collected, shared, and monetized appeared in the majority of open-ended responses.
Geographic concentration:
• Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, and California accounted for the largest share of responses.
• Sentiment was consistent across regions — respondents want federal action, not a patchwork of state rules.
Secondary themes:
• Support for independent oversight of large tech platforms.
• Interest in stronger protections for children's online data.
• Willingness to take repeat action (calls, letters, testimony) if given clear next steps.
Recommended next steps: prioritize follow-up outreach to your Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, and California advocates with a concrete legislative ask on data privacy in the next 2 weeks. Let me know if you'd like a breakdown by campaign or a draft follow-up email.
*Example shown for demonstration; actual results may vary.
Why Teams Use Quincy
When your program collects signatures or responses, you don't have to read through them one by one to find the throughline. Quincy pulled together 907 recent advocate survey responses, identifying that the overwhelming majority centered on data privacy and digital rights, with advocates calling for stronger consent protections, transparency requirements, and corporate accountability, sent to officials across Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, and California. That's the direction your next campaign is built around, available the same day the responses come in, not the next time someone has a free afternoon to read through a spreadsheet.