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Microsoft Pitches Cybersecurity To U.S., European Campaigns As Hacking Fallout Continues

Is the Future of Campaign Creative Open Source?

Direct Mail Design Trends: A Move Toward Pieces That Are Interactive and Engaging

How to Support Your Clients In the Off-Season

Setting Your Political Firm Up for Midterm Success

Researchers: When It Comes to Transparency on Digital Spending, There’s Still a Long Way to Go

Digital Consultants See Bumps on the Road to the Midterms

Member Spotlight: Nina Hebert Explains Why Long Term Strategy is So Important

Consultants Brace for More Turbulence As Facebook Ads Return, Google Touts ‘Privacy-First’

Is Digital Signature Gathering for Ballot Measures Here to Stay?

Deep Organizing Is Having a Moment

A 2022 Doomsday Scenario for Campaigners

Lessons In Vetting: Don’t Just Google Your Candidate

What Consultants Can Learn from Books About Our Profession

Why Political Design Is Embracing ‘Heritage And History’

Content Case Study: Friends Don’t Let Friends Vote Naked

OTT Adoption Soared In 2020. Here’s Where It Still Needs to Evolve.

Member Spotlight: Adam Probolsky Says Pollsters Need the Press to Get Serious About Polls

Google’s Back For Campaigns While Consultants Wait On Facebook

Why the Barriers to In-Person Advocacy Need to Be Short Lived

Campaign and Media Pollsters Clash Over 2020 Methodology

Virtual’s Here to Stay. Make Sure Your Campaign Is Equipped.

The Advice Column: When to Ruffle Feathers

3 Reasons to Wage ‘Unwinnable’ Campaigns