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How To Maintain Focus and Finish the Midterms Strong

How to Spend Your Last $10,000 Online

An Early 2019 Battleground: State-Based Digital Ad Regulation

How Campaigns Are Working To Close The Mobile Marketing Gap

3 Big Digital Questions Heading into the Midterms

Democrats Tap Startup for Digital Organizing Down the Stretch

MEET DASH: A Fast, Affordable, and Smart Temperature Check for Candidate and Issue Ads

The Political Psychology of Wave Elections

Democratic Digital Consultants Worry Campaigns Falling Back On Traditional Media

Channeling the Emerging Power of Europe’s New ‘Everyday Activists’

Ad Targeting in 2018 & Beyond

How To Limit Waste And Avoid Mistakes Down The Stretch

Entries Open for 2019 Reed Awards

Navigating the Advocacy RFP Minefield

Why Sleep Can Be A Campaign’s Secret Weapon Down The Stretch

Facebook Purges More Than 800 ‘Inauthentic’ Accounts

Consultants Tested By Client Family Dynamics In Polarized 2018

Cultivating Diversity In the Advocacy World

Digital Consultants, Data Vendors Navigate Uptick In Targeting

As GOTV Arrives, Campaigns Have More Phone Options

Pollsters Weigh Modeling Decisions Amid Potential Wave

The Role of Data and Predictive Analytics in 2018 Campaigns

3 Leadership Lessons For Political Professionals

Ask the Campaign Doc: What Can I Do About My Unsupportive Family?