Articles - Page 27 of 194 - Campaigns & Elections

Consulting Vets Launch Cybersecurity Firm To Help Campaigns, Groups Thwart Next Generation of Attacks

Why More Groups Should Go Local When It Comes to Federal Advocacy

Solving the Hiring Puzzle for Campaigns

Nonprofit Group: Letter-Writing Campaign Boosted Voter Turnout In 2020

Delivering Authenticity: How Campaigns Can Leverage Direct Mail to Build Authentic Connections

Finding TV Ad Efficiencies In the Midterm Year

Political Labor Market In Flux Ahead of ’22

How Yard Signs May Point the Way to Continued Unionization of Democratic Firms

Creative Insights: Reaching Diverse Audiences Online and Experimenting With Digital Outreach in ‘22

Mission Accessible: How One Designer Wants to Bring Change to the Industry

A Republican Fundraising Vendor Wants More Small-Dollar Contributors To Replace Vanishing PAC Money

Best Practices for Facebook Engagement in the Midterm Cycle

A Playbook for Expanding Your Political Firm

The Fundraising Platform Trusted By Thousands of Candidates

If Republicans Now Depend on Low-Propensity Voters, What Tactics Should They Embrace?

Making the Leap from Strategist to Firm Owner

Leveraging YouTube, TikTok to Capture Young Voters

How Political Buyers Are Measuring Viewership in ’22

Direct Mail Will Be a Force in the Midterm Cycle

The Advice Column: Time To Give Up Your Lease

Why Political Consultants Can’t Ignore Privacy Any Longer

3 Questions On Search Advertising for 2022

Digital Consultants Brace For a Bumpy Start to ’22 Following Facebook Announcement

Why Roku Is a Platform To Watch For Political Marketers