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3 Lessons for Investing In the Next Generation of Political Tech

Live from the 2020 Reed Awards: The Evolution of Political Ads

Live from the 2020 Reed Awards: P2P in 2020

Direct Mail in 2020

As Coronavirus Worries Spread, Campaign Industry Weighs the Fallout

3 Entrepreneurial Lessons From Launching A New Firm

Why Shifting Consumption Trends Matter to Political Advertisers

Gauging the Polls So Far this Primary Season

Crafting an Effective Campaign Brand and Message

Super Tuesday Exposes Campaign Tactics to New Scrutiny

How Bloomberg’s Billions May Be Hurting Democrats Down-Ballot

A Tale of Two Social Media Strategies

Below The Presidential Level, Campaigns Are Shunning Paid Ads On Snapchat

Engaging Voters with the Heart – Lessons in Message Development

The Democratization of Video Production for Political Campaigns

Campaigns Face Placement Restrictions, Ad Rate Spikes as Calendar Turns to March

Mitigating Post Fly-In Fatigue

Scam PAC Treasurer Gets a Year and a Day In Jail for Lying to FEC

Democratic Consultants Vent Staff Worries Over Crowded Primary Race

Stakes Rise for Startups As Voting Gets Underway

How the Political Fundraising Landscape is Changing in 2020

What’s Not Going to Happen This Year

Lesson from Iowa: We Can’t Turn Our Backs On Political Technology

Primary Calendar Shifts Focus to Big TV Spenders