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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

Combating the Dark Digital Arts in the US and How to Run a British Leadership Campaign

A Warning from Campaign Finance Pros: Don’t Internalize Trump’s Views on Election Law

6 Campaign Web Design Trends to Watch in 2020

Training Advocates to Engage In Presidential Forums

The Challenges That Come With the Globalization of Grassroots

Why the $10bn Spending Projected for 2020 is Low

How to Plan Your Digital Campaign Budget, Logistics and Staffing

It’s Time to Rethink What Makes a Great Campaign Office

The Media Mix: What Campaigns Can Learn from the 2018 Midterm Elections

Where the Patchwork of Digital Regulation Could Lead

Why Media Monitoring Still Matters in 2019

Political Ad Spending Expected to Hit $10B in 2020