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Helm Appears Poised to Shakeup Civic Tech With Acquisition of The Tuesday Company

Why Candidates Should Hire Digital-First Operatives For Senior Roles

Why Political Pollsters Aren’t the Only Ones Invested in Campaign Research Fixes

Practitioners On Both Sides Say Digital Creative Needs Its Own Rigorous Testing

A Ground-Level Perspective On Political Design

Member Spotlight: The Biggest Mistake Shane Daley Sees Candidates Make

Content Case Study: 13 Mayors In One Spot for Biden-Harris

Audience Segmentation and Messaging for Digital Advocacy Campaigns

Digital Advertising for Online Advocacy Campaigns

Digital Advocacy for Corporations During Covid-19

M&A Flurry Continues As CallTime.AI Gets Acquired

The Advice Column: Get A Lawyer

The Political Out-of-Home Ad Market

Why Scammy Fundraising Practices Should Concern Both Sides

Why Virtual Isn’t Going Away For Campaign, Advocacy Events

From Campaign Strategist to Political Business Owner

Democratic Pollsters Say Turnout and Measurement Error Led to Inaccuracy In 2020

Making Advocacy Vendor Outreach Count

Will the Coming Privacy Push Hurt Campaign Outreach?

A California Firm Rebranded While Considering Life Without Its Original Partners

How Democrats Can Compete In Right-Leaning Districts

As OTT/CTV Lures Ad Dollars, Challenges Loom For Political Media Buyers

Can Digital Strategists Exert More Pressure on the Tech Giants?

Member Spotlight: Gregory Gleaves on Using Direct Mail to Educate Voters