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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

3 Steps to Smarter Political Advertising

C&E Newsletter: The Dem Strategists Betting on New Compliance Reporting Software

Dem Strategists Bet on New Compliance Reporting Software

How a Nonprofit is Tackling the Campaign World’s Unemployment Problem

How Downballot Republicans Won Out With Small-Dollar Donors

What Can Political Pros Expect From the FEC This Year? Not a Lot, Experts say

The Streaming Services on Political Advertisers’ Wishlists

Q&A: AAPC’s Julie Sweet Weighs in on the Bills and Trends to Look for in 2025

Here Are the States Making Big Moves Toward AI Regulation in 2025

How One Progressive Group is Trying to Retain Talent Between Elections

How Trump Beat Out Harris Among News Influencers in 2024

4 Lessons For Political Marketers From This Year’s Super Bowl Ads

NRSC Chair Tim Scott Predicts Record-Breaking Spending in 2026 Senate Races

Former Biden Appointee to Launch Public Affairs Firm With Eye on State, Local Campaigns

FEC Chair Ellen Weintraub Says Trump is Trying to Remove Her From Commission

‘What if it Just Translates it Into a Lie?’ An iPhone Update Could Complicate Digital Fundraising

5 Advocacy Mistakes to Avoid (and One Resolution to Keep) In 2025

5 Things to Know About Ken Martin, the DNC’s New Chair

The Fight For Trump’s Donors Is On

Trump’s Approval Rating: The Key Metric Driving Politics, Business, and Global Strategy