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Consultants Push Back On RNC Pressure Over WinRed

As More Investment Pours Into Democratic Startups, Growth Capital Could Be Next

What Will Win in 2020: Polling or Social Listening?

Why Candidates Still Need to Dial for Dollars (& How to Do it Right). Nick Daggers of 1833 Group chats with C&E’s Shane Greer.

Candidates Ignore Traditional Fundraising At Their Peril

Former NSA Hackers Can Provide Free Anti-Phishing Services to 2020 Campaigns

How To Work Effectively With Communications Staff On Outreach  

The Key to Victory in 2020: Moving Beyond the Voter File

Best Practice for Campaign Web Design (And What Down Ballot Campaigns Get Wrong).

As 2020 Campaigns Diversify Staff, Some Strategists Worry Firms Still Aren’t Doing Enough

How To Break Through When Political Ads Have Never Been More Competitive

Engaging Asian American and Pacific Islander Voters In 2020

With the Launch of WinRed and Give.GOP, Will a New Fundraising Battle Emerge?

How to Tell Moving Stories in Political Campaign Videos

Local Elections Are Booming. Campaigns and Consultants Need to Keep Up

Should You Be Concerned About Your Phone Becoming a ‘Hot Mic’?

Alternative Polling Approaches for Debate Impact Testing

A Primer On Digital Strategy Around Debates and Major Events

Too Many Democrats? Or Maybe Just Enough to Create the Next Political Tech Revolution

Polling with Voice Assistants? How Polling Techniques Are Changing.

With Audio Advertising On the Rise, Can ‘Talking Display’ Cut Through?

Consultants Worried About Down-Ballot Repercussions As Silicon Valley Faces Increased Regulation

Higher Ground Labs Extends Democratic Reach With New Round of Funding

A ‘No-Brainer’ Solution For Email Deliverability