Stakeholder mapping
Identify the ever-changing political stakeholders relevant to your interests, based on their political contributions, their influence on policy, and their sentiment towards any issue.
PolicyMogul enables us to focus our efforts on the stakeholders who are most interested and influential in relation to each area of our work.
Andrew Gill, Public Affairs Manager, University of Surrey
What is stakeholder mapping?
PolicyMogul’s stakeholder mapping service allows you to identify political stakeholders most relevant to each of your organisation’s interests. You can order stakeholders based on their relevance, their influence or their interest in a given issue, as well as which are speaking most positively and most negatively in relation to that issue.
What is sentiment analysis?
PolicyMogul uses advanced natural language processing to analyse language sentiment; this means we can automatically identify which policymakers are speaking positively about an issue, and which are speaking negatively. Our sentiment analysis charts also help you see at a glance whether overall political sentiment around a particular issue is positive, negative, or neutral.
Which policymakers does PolicyMogul track?
PolicyMogul tracks official contributions from political stakeholders across the UK political landscape, including MPs, peers, special advisers, and policymakers in devolved administrations. We can also provide contact information for civil servants, parliamentary staffers and other stakeholders upon request.
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