About Manzanita Miller

Manzanita Miller leads strategic research projects  to identify cultural realignments and behavioral shifts, including  realignments taking place among swing voters, small-business owners, tech workers and parents. 

She has  consulted for branches of the federal government, non-profits,  businesses and PACs on issues ranging from policy strategies to protect  women's sports to efforts to end human trafficking using mobile-device  location data.   

Ms. Miller has led  data-driven strategies to combat human trafficking using geo-location  data, served as a liaison between the private sector and the  intelligence community, and provided geofencing services to multiple  stakeholders. 

Manzanita has also served  as a key predictive lead for multiple Political Action Committees,  including those supporting three presidential candidate races and dozens  of state and local races. 

Ms.  Miller collaborated with America First Action in 2020 to reach  low-propensity voters in eight battleground states and continued similar  collaborative work for The America Project in 2022 with swing voters in  pivotal counties.  

Manzanita earned her Bachelor of Science in Statistics and her minor in Justice, Law and Society from American University.  She then went on to complete a nine month graduate-level fellowship in Market Research and Predictive Modeling with an emphasis on data science  for public policy.  

Manzanita's background includes a foundation in political strategy and strategic communication  as well as broad knowledge of market research, survey and round-table  methods, and data management.