Government affairs strategy only works if it’s built on accurate intelligence. Who’s with you on your issue? Who’s moving against you? Where have your relationships gone quiet? What is the other side doing in the same committees you’re working on?
A skilled government affairs professional knows how to gather this intelligence. The problem is the volume and speed at which it moves. A lawmaker’s public position can shift after a single hearing. A competitor organization can build relationships with ten key committee members while your team is focused elsewhere. Lawmaker positions shift faster than any team can manually track, and the gaps in your intelligence become someone else’s opportunity. Quincy closes that gap.
Quincy Can Do It
Quincy, Quorum’s patented AI assistant, provides all your policy intelligence in one AI connected workspace. Built into Quorum Federal and Quorum State, Quincy is trained on 10+ years of Quorum’s proprietary data and queries the entire government affairs ecosystem, including lawmaker social media, committee activity, competitor engagement, your organization’s CRM data, and logged meeting notes, to give you insights you can actually trust.
Know where every lawmaker stands, where your relationships need attention, and where the opposition is gaining ground, before it affects your strategy.
Quincy Tracks Lawmaker Social Media To Surface Who’s With You on Your Issue
Knowing how a lawmaker votes is table stakes. Knowing what they’re saying publicly about your issue, and who’s pushing back, is what separates a reactive team from a strategic one. Ask Quincy:
“Which California State Senators have been most vocal in support of new housing development legislation on social media in the last 90 days, and who has been pushing back?”
For example, Quincy identifies Senator Wahab as the most vocal advocate on housing affordability, surfaces her key posts, and highlights the funding she championed: $45 million for Alameda County and $800,000 for Sunnyvale. Who’s with you on your issue, surfaced from their own words, not inferred from a vote count. No manual monitoring across dozens of accounts. No missed signals when a lawmaker’s position starts to shift.
Quincy Benchmarks Your Strategic Positioning Against the Other Side
Knowing your own legislative strategy is one thing. Knowing how organizations on the other side of your issue are engaging with the same committees and lawmakers is what lets you get ahead of them. Ask Quincy:
“How is the American Petroleum Institute engaging with key Senate committees on energy policy compared to the Sierra Club?”
For example, Quincy returns a side-by-side breakdown: API backing legislation with Senator Cruz, Sierra Club being cited in Senate Budget Committee statements and LNG export debates. Both sides of your issue, sourced and linked, from one question. No manual research. No guessing where the opposition is gaining ground.
Quincy Surfaces Your Relationship History With Any Office Instantly
Your team logs dozens of meetings every month. But that institutional knowledge lives in individual notes and logged interactions. When someone new joins the team, or a meeting gets scheduled on short notice, that relationship history shouldn’t require tracking down a colleague. Ask Quincy:
“Tell me about the last meeting anyone on our team had with Ken Reidy.”
For example, Quincy surfaces the most recent meeting with Ken Reidy, chief of staff for Senator Baldwin: topics covered included 340B drug pricing reform, water infrastructure funding for Wisconsin, and the Drug Deal Disclosure Act. Every relationship your team has built, instantly accessible, across your entire organization’s notes. No chasing down colleagues. No starting from scratch.
Quincy Analyzes Issue Sentiment Across Your Team’s Meeting Notes
Knowing who you’ve met with is one thing. Knowing how those meetings actually went, which offices are warming to your priorities and which ones are pushing back, is what shapes your next move. Ask Quincy:
“Show me meetings about drug pricing from the last month that had negative sentiment.”
Quincy filters across your entire team’s notes and surfaces three meetings where drug pricing got pushback: Rep. Murphy’s office skeptical of transparency requirements, a senior Senate Finance member indicating the committee was unlikely to advance 340B legislation, and Rep. McMorris Rodgers pushing back on PBM reform. Where you’re facing resistance, flagged and summarized, with clear next steps. No reading through hundreds of notes. No heading into a strategy review without knowing where things actually stand.
Why Quincy Does This Best
A general AI tool can search the web or summarize a document. What it cannot do is connect a lawmaker’s public social media posts to your organization’s private meeting history, benchmark your competitor’s committee engagement against your own, or surface the sentiment patterns in your team’s logged notes without access to any of that data.
Quincy already has your relationship history, your meeting notes, your legislative priorities, and live lawmaker and committee data, all connected before you type a single prompt. Quincy surfaces every signal that could change your strategy before it’s too late to act on it. That is the difference between a government affairs team that knows where things stand and one that finds out too late to do anything about it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quincy?
Quincy is Quorum’s patented AI assistant, built into Quorum Federal and Quorum State and trained on lawmaker social media, committee activity, competitor engagement data, your organization’s CRM, and logged meeting notes. It surfaces lawmaker intelligence, sentiment analysis, and competitor positioning from natural-language prompts.
Can Quincy track what lawmakers are saying on social media about my issue?
Yes. Ask Quincy which lawmakers have been most vocal on your issue and it returns their key posts, positions, and any funding or legislation they’ve championed, sourced directly from their public social media activity.
Can Quincy benchmark how competitors are engaging with key committees?
Yes. Ask Quincy how any organization is engaging with a committee or lawmaker and it returns a sourced breakdown of their activity, including legislation they’ve backed, statements they’ve influenced, and hearings where they’ve been cited.
How does Quincy surface sentiment from my team’s meeting notes?
Ask Quincy to filter your team’s logged interactions by issue and sentiment and it returns every meeting where that issue generated pushback, organized by office and summarized with next steps.
Why is Quincy more effective than a general AI tool for lawmaker intelligence?
A general AI tool has no access to your organization’s private meeting notes, CRM data, or relationship history. Quincy does, so when it surfaces a sentiment trend or a competitor signal, it’s based on your actual data, not a generic analysis of public information.