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Hispanic Outreach Fumbles Show History Repeats

What lessons can political ad makers take from consumer ads?

5 Questions to Ask Your P2P Vendor

The Potential of Consumer Advocacy

The Risk of Hiring Right Off the Hill

4 Risks Facing the UK’s Newest Political Group

New Donor Search Tool Offers Access to 300 Million Contribution Records

Consultants Scramble Response to DCCC Vendor Blacklist

Using Digital Down Ballot. And Why Democrat & Republican Fundraising Online is Different

N.C. Bribery Case Latest to Ensnare Campaign Practitioners In Financial Malfeasance

How You Define Digital Is Integral to Your Campaign’s Success

Republicans Have a New Tool to Audit Their Digital Programs

For Advocates, the Work Doesn’t Stop When a Bill Is Passed

What Campaigns Need to Know About SMS

Consultants Should Start Looking For The Exits

Digital Remains ‘Shockingly Low’ Percentage of Media Budgets

When It Comes to Digital’s Measurability, Think Beyond Traditional Polling

6 Takeaways for Campaigns from Mark Zuckerberg’s Vision for Social Media

Why You Should Consider Reddit for Your Ad Mix. How Campaign Creative is Changing

What Your Texting Vendor Probably Isn’t Telling You

New HR Consulting Firm Launches To Combat Sexual Harassment

C&E/PSB Research Survey: When Choosing Clients, Ability to Raise Money Tops the List

Bernie 2020 Becomes First Presidential To Unionize With UFCW

In The Era of Realignment, Data Vendors See Opportunity