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Meet the UK Native Heading Up a Democratic Digital Powerhouse

‘A Bloomberg Console’ for Campaigns: Firms Unveil Ad Data Tool

Four Off-Year Insights From Democrats and Republicans

Why Campaigns Get Digital Strategy Wrong

The Progressive Group Hunting for a New Voter Contact System

What a Florida House Race Says About Democrats’ Ad Strategy

Opinion: Democrats Are Facing a ‘Too Big to Fail’ Platform Crisis

How a Voter-Driven Approach to Campaigns is Reshaping Politics

How the Harris Campaign Blew the Latino Vote

Dem Consultants Have Some Advice for Rebuilding Their Party

3 Budget-Friendly Alternatives to Direct Mail For Down-Ballot Campaigns

Four Tips for Political Businesses This Year: An Expert Weighs in

Billionaires and influencers: Republicans Eye Fundraising Future

Report: Programmatic CTV Spending Doubled in 2024

Why Nonprofit Marketers Should Think of Their Organizations as Living Beings

How Democrats Are Honing Their New Media Strategy

ActBlue Scraps Meeting With Practitioners Amid Turmoil

C&E Newsletter: A New Challenge to FEC Reporting Requirements for Conduit PACs

Why Consultants Should Make Time to Unplug and Recharge

Lawsuit Challenges Reporting Requirements for Conduit PACs

C&E Newsletter: The New Incubator Hoping to “De-Risk” Campaign Tech Adoption

Progressive Incubator Looks to ‘De-Risk’ New Tech for Campaigns

New Technologies that Changed Election Results in 2024: Success Stories for 2025 and Beyond

What Does Trump’s Speech to Congress Say About the Midterms? Three Strategists Weigh in