[11] In the 2014 gubernatorial election for governor of Massachusetts, the Suffolk University/Boston Herald poll sampled a much higher percentage of mobile phones (35%) than some other pollsters.
[12] An article published in the AAPOR journal Survey Practice noted this result in concluding that, "In Democratic-leaning states such as Massachusetts...exceeding state-wide cell-phone base rates may be necessary to measure candidates' standing accurately.
[14] In 2016, Suffolk and USA Today continued their relationship, with SUPRC conducting national polling for the newspaper.
The surveys included residents of Milwaukee, Detroit, Los Angeles, Louisville, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Seattle, and Miami.
All seven polls correctly predicted the U.S. Senate winners, including the states of Arizona, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.