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How the Gosar Family Attack Ad Was Made (And the Lessons to Take Away From It)

4 Reasons Campaign Finance Law (And Lawyers) Matter More Than Ever

A Texting Strategy Lesson from the Shutdown

Why Didn’t Ralph Northam’s Yearbook Photo Surface Earlier?

Advocacy Lessons from the Government Shutdown

How Political Campaigning Has Changed

Is It Time to Rethink Your Voter Universe?

How A Digital Consultant Articulates Impact

The Candidate’s Pre-Launch Checklist

How Survey Research Can Help Digital Consultants Prove Their Worth

Some GOP Fundraisers Skeptical of Their Side’s New ActBlue ‘Rival’

Study Finds Digital Ads Can Boost Millennial Turnout

How AI-Assisted Messaging Can Help Democrats in Shutdown Fight

The Case Against Marketing Warfare In Advocacy

As 2020 Heats Up, So Does the Email Fundraising Debate

Bilateral Relations Require Bilateral Consultants

6 Questions for the Advocacy Market in 2019

Ask the Campaign Doc: Can I Leave the Business Without Burning Bridges?

Armed With $5.5 million, Democratic Startup Incubator Opens Application Window

Goal Setting Like a Boss

Democratic Digital Strategists Chart Next Steps Amid Budget Concerns

How To Write Your Advocacy Story

Why Persuasion Isn’t Dead in the Age of Wave Elections

Will Self-Organizing Be the Secret to Victory in 2020?