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Stakeholder Sentiment

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Never miss a mention and identify sentiment shifts in real time.

Quincy Can Do It

Quincy, Quorum's AI assistant, provides all your policy intelligence in one AI connected workspace. Built into Quorum Federal and Quorum State, Quincy is trained on 10+ years of Quorum's proprietary data and queries the entire government affairs ecosystem, including lawmaker social media, committee activity, competitor engagement, your organization's CRM data, and logged meeting notes, to give you insights you can actually trust.

Know where every lawmaker stands, where your relationships need attention, and where the opposition is gaining ground, before it affects your strategy.

You Ask Quincy

Which California State Senators have been most vocal in support of new housing development legislation on social media in the last 90 days, and who has been pushing back?

Quincy Delivers*
Here's the sentiment picture across California State Senate housing conversations over the last 90 days: Most vocal advocate: Senator Dr. Aisha Wahab (D) Sen. Wahab has been the most active supporter of new housing development and affordable housing legislation. Her posts highlighted: • Securing over $800,000 for affordable housing in Sunnyvale. • Announcing $45 million for Alameda County through the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Program. • Advocating for CARE Court implementation and expanded transitional and affordable housing. Other supportive voices: Several Democratic Senators have echoed pro-development messaging on social media, but at lower volume than Sen. Wahab. Themes include streamlined permitting, transit-oriented development, and increased state funding for local housing trust funds. Pushback: No notable public pushback from California State Senators was identified on social media in the last 90 days. Opposition, where present, has largely come from local officials and neighborhood advocacy accounts rather than sitting state senators. Recommended engagement: • Sen. Wahab is your clearest legislative champion — worth prioritizing for direct outreach and coalition anchoring. • Monitor secondary Democratic supporters for opportunities to build a broader vocal bloc. Full results, source posts, and profiles linked in Quorum.

*Example shown for demonstration; actual results may vary.

Why Teams Use Quincy

Knowing how a lawmaker votes is table stakes. Knowing what they're saying publicly about your issue, and who's pushing back, is what separates a reactive team from a strategic one. Ask Quincy: "Which California State Senators have been most vocal in support of new housing development legislation on social media in the last 90 days, and who has been pushing back?" For example, Quincy identifies Senator Wahab as the most vocal advocate on housing affordability, surfaces her key posts, and highlights the funding she championed: $45 million for Alameda County and $800,000 for Sunnyvale. Who's with you on your issue, surfaced from their own words, not inferred from a vote count. No manual monitoring across dozens of accounts. No missed signals when a lawmaker's position starts to shift.

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