Dr. J. Bradford Senden holds an earned Ph.D. from Indiana University and a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania. His experience working with schools, colleges, libraries and cities covers more than twenty years and has involved him in projects in communities in all parts of California. Since 2001, he has experience with successful school finance proposals in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and New Jersey.
His survey research techniques provide highly accurate, predictive data. The quality of the surveys he has conducted for referenda, candidates and issues is built on his detailed knowledge of how the information from such a survey will be used, whether it is used in order to win a two-thirds election or as part of a good decision making procedure. The results have been used to help build projects ranging from classrooms and libraries to local streets, roads and drains.
Ms. Allington has a B.S. from the University of Nebraska and came to polling and campaign work after a distinguished career as a teacher and Administrator of a K-8 program for gifted students. Her community organizing skills have developed through building statewide support groups for education issues and numerous political campaigns including school bond and parcel election campaigns in California. Her work as a market researcher for national service providers using demographic data from census and commercial sources enhances the quality of the information provided by one of our surveys.