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GE2019: Jo Swinson, credibility gap?

GE2019: Jo Swinson, credibility gap?

Jo Swinson is the only one of the five major leaders who can really be thought of as a new face to the British electorate. While she has some experience as a cabinet minister in coalition with the Conservatives and as Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats, the perception is that she could have walked down the street unperturbed until this summer. This is backed up by social media engagement data – of the 2,196,432 reactions to articles about her in the past five years, 90% of them came since the start of June.

Signify featured in The Guardian's mid term coverage

From the US Guardian’s live coverage of the mid-terms; “This is a fear election. Fear around immigration and security versus fear about health care coverage, according to analysis by Signify, an ethical data science company. And of the two, health care seems to be the winning issue despite Donald Trump’s dire warnings of a caravan heading towards the US-Mexico border.”

In defence of Data Science, a reaction to Cambridge Analytica.

In defence of Data Science, a reaction to Cambridge Analytica.

Signify was founded a year ago as a reaction to the direction we perceived #datascience to be heading. We're working hard to try and change the way business and politics think of and engage with data. There is a choice to be made...