ROKK Solutions announced today that it has formed a strategic partnership with IMPACT ROI. Through this partnership, CEO Steve Rochlin will serve as a senior advisor for ROKK’s Social Impact Communications practice. ...
27 October, 2020
ROKK Solutions, a bipartisan public affairs firm at the nexus of policy and politics, announced today the launch of a new program designed to proactively prepare companies for security incidents and navigate the process of communicating a breach or incident response should one arise....
13 October, 2020
Retailers and businesses all across the nation - from high-end designers on Fifth Avenue to small neighborhood stores - are bracing for civil unrest around the 2020 Presidential Election. Read more for insights from the latest Back To Normal Barometer in this article from The Independent....
02 November, 2020
Americans are making another run on grocery stores, stockpiling essential goods like they did when the pandemic began, but this time with the added anxiety of a volatile election. Get more, including insights from the Back To Normal Barometer, in this article from The Hill....
30 October, 2020
In the final frenzied days before the U.S. election, many voters are nervous about the risk of violence and whether the results will be considered legitimate. Get insights from the latest Back To Normal Barometer, and find out more about how a diverse group of civil society organizations is restoring trust in the process, in this commentary from The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace....
28 October, 2020
On Oct. 2, the number of COVID-19 cases in the USA was its highest in almost two months. And as a result, citizens across the country fear a resurgent pandemic, which could lead to disruptions such as new restrictions on businesses. Get the latest from The Back To Normal Barometer in this USA Today article....
12 October, 2020
As the 2020 Presidential election draws closer, polls are reporting deep divides and fears of civil unrest over the outcome. The latest Back To Normal Barometer found that some believe a civil war could be on the horizon. Read more in this article from USA Today....
07 October, 2020
In the latest “Back-to-Normal Barometer,” nearly 8-in-10 would willingly go back to living like they did before the coronavirus if others played by the rules. Learn more about the latest report-out in this article from Paul Bedard in the Washington Examiner....
03 September, 2020Boston Globe February 29, 2016 “Sanders’ base seems to be strong, he seems to be bringing new people into the process,” said Rodell Mollineau, a Democratic strategist. “I’m not sure that will change.” But if Sanders loses big on Tuesday, as polls suggest he might, the calls for him...
New York Daily News February 22, 2016 “If you look at the pure mathematics and demographics of these states on March 1, I don’t think (Sanders) turns the tide and creates the level of political momentum he needs to win, like the levels he experienced after New...
The Hill January 26, 2016 Democratic strategist Rodell Mollineau gives Hillary Clinton kudos for her response to a student who confronted her in Monday night's town hall forum about her trustworthiness. "I thought it was the best response she can give," says Mollineau. "I think there are a...
Morning Consult January 20, 2016 But more often, vote-a-rama becomes a modern-day gladiatorial arena, featuring amendments from both parties wholly designed to force vulnerable incumbents to take sides on controversial issues. War rooms are set up directly off of the floor, as the parties’ top budget experts...
Newsweek January 16, 2016 A Supreme Court win for the Republican-governed states that sued to block Obama's action surely would have conservatives in the party celebrating but might have those in the party who are concerned about reaching Hispanic voters fretting. "As a Republican, you would take a...
New York Times January 13, 2015 For now, each chamber will protect its own. Conservatives will have a voice in the House, and Senate Republicans up for re-election will have the protection of Mr. McConnell in the role of "Mr. No." "I think this is a short-term issue,"...
CNN January 11, 2016 While there is a laundry list of other bills the Senate could take up this year -- including a massive international trade deal and sweeping criminal justice reform -- McConnell might be reluctant to negotiate anything major with a lame duck Democratic president...
AP October 21, 2015 Vice President Joe Biden's decision not to run for president clears a wider path for Hillary Rodham Clinton by removing the last major unknown in the Democratic contest to succeed President Barack Obama. Clinton has remained the front-runner for the nomination since launching her...
Bangor Daily News October 21, 2015 His decision also ends a highly public, months-long “will he or won’t he?” political guessing game about Biden’s intentions which had shadowed Clinton’s campaign and frozen the support of Democratic activists and donors. “It solidifies and crystallizes the race. There will be...
Business Insider Australia October 17, 2015 Rodell Mollineau, a veteran Democratic strategist, told Business Insider that the idea Biden would now feel muscled out seemed ridiculous, considering the other obvious obstacles to a run. “If you’re the vice president of the United States, it’s hard for me to...