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Microsoft Unveils Low-Cost Cybersecurity Service As FEC Ruling Looms

Digital Ad Fraud Is Dropping, But Campaigns Should Remain Vigilant

Engaging Europe’s Millennials on Social Media

Tapping into Emotion In Your Next Referendum or Campaign

How Technology Can Help Groups Avoid a Fly-In Nightmare

Digital Consultants Confront New Challenges As Facebook Unveils More Changes

How Campaigns Can Stage Winning Events—On a Budget

Making Sense of Political Tech in 2019

Is the Chase for Small-Dollar Donors a Problem for 2020 Democrats?

Reducing Costs & Making Campaigns More Efficient With Electronic Payments.

3 Misconceptions Around the Newfound Digital Transparency

Why Candidates Need to Mix Up Their Stump Stories

Voter Impact: What the Midterm Election Tells Us About Reaching Voters

Ask The Campaign Doc: How To Handle the Campaign Hiring Spree

Voice Search: The Change Campaigns Aren’t Ready For

Is It Time for Campaigns to Rethink Their Print Strategy?

Campaigns Offer New Twist On Call Time, But Phone Vendors Are Skeptical

FEC Nears Decision On Free Nonpartisan Cybersecurity Services For Campaigns

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