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Could Facebook’s Political Disclosure Rules Spark More Digital Advertising?

Does Primary Turnout Foretell General Election Success?

Advocacy Groups Ignoring Advice On Email Fundraising

Digital Fundraising: Harnessing the Small-Dollar Donor Boom

As States Move to Regulate Digital Ads, Consultants Warn of Unintended Consequences

For Democrats, the Path Forward Starts at the Bottom of the Ticket

Some Republicans Shy Away From Latino Outreach As Consultants Urge Investment

Want to Generate Positive Coverage for Your Party? Focus In On the Basics

Building a Comms Shop In An Era of Disinformation

What Data Analytics Tell Us About 2018

On Digital Strategy, Too Many Campaigns Still Don’t Get It

Startups On The Left Enjoying Friendlier Terrain

Meet the Group Training Down Ballot Dems in 2018

Digital Consultants: Don’t Change Your Facebook Content Strategy – Yet

How Good Storytelling Can Propel Underdog Campaigns

How Blockchain Can Help Fight Digital Ad Fraud

What To Do When Your Client Turns Out To Be A Harasser

As Cord-Cutting Accelerates, the Political Ad Market Continues to Shift

Political Consultants Tackle Fake News in Brazil

Sustaining a Healthy Donor Base In a Frenzied Midterm Year

A Checklist For Vetting New Advocacy Clients

Navigating Through A Crisis Event

How Campaigns Should Message to Latino Voters

Consultants Face Tough Call On 2018 Media Mix