Is the ‘will of the people’ changing?
Does political polling contain clues about the direction of public policy after the next election?
Frank leads JRF’s public engagement, advocacy, and campaigning work. Frank is also responsible for providing all parts of the JRF and JRHT group with high quality communications support through its media, marketing, digital, strategic communications, public affairs, and events teams. Prior to his appointment, Frank held a series of campaigning, policy and influencing roles at JRF, the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, The Nuffield Trust, The Royal College of Physicians, and Alcohol Concern. He holds degrees in philosophy, public policy and management.
Email: frank.soodeen@jrf.org.uk
Does political polling contain clues about the direction of public policy after the next election?
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