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The Pandemic Changed Political Media Production. Most of Those Changes Are Likely to Last

Solving for the Non-Participating Voter

Campaign Staffers Inside the Caucus Bubble

As DNC Workers Form Union, Labor Push on the Left Picks Up Steam

Landing Research As Local News Influence Wanes

Why Good Design Is Even More Meaningful Down-Ballot

What the Death of the Open Rate Means For Digital Campaigners

A Filmmaker’s Approach to Campaign Ads

Consulting Firms and Campaigns Weigh COVID Vaccination Requirement

The Six-Point Announcement Checklist

3 Things to Know About the Apple Mail Changes

Firm Founders: Sage Media Planning & Placement

The Advice Column: How to Make the Right Hire

Making the Most Out of Campaign Mail Design

Ad Spending Report Projects $9 Billion for Midterms, Shows Growth in Down-Ballot Digital

Content Case Study: Countering a ‘Defund the Police’ Attack

When Chasing Startup Funding, Think Outside the Beltway

Creative Trends for Next Cycle: More Content Will Become the Norm

Firms Bet On Data-Driven Offerings In Booming Advocacy Market

Democratic Consultants Worry Investment May Not Match Growth of Hispanic Voters

What Does the Future Hold for Political Fundraising?

Ask the Campaign Doc: Breaking Into International Consulting

Balancing Client Expectations and Feedback in Political Design