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Your Guide to the 2017 UK General Election

Why We Didn’t Need a Representative Sample to Predict a Trump Victory

The Basics of a Solid Targeting Program

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How Consultants Can Pitch Trump-Inspired, First-Time Candidates

Two Big Digital Lessons From Montana And Georgia

Howard Dean on Post-Truth Campaigning and the Future of the Democratic Party

How To Keep A Public Affairs Firm Humming During A Legislative Stalemate

In Aftermath of Montana Race, Consultants Warn of Perils Ahead for Staffers

3 Ways To Reduce Digital Ad Waste

Getting to Grips with the Democratic Party’s Communications Problem

Consultants Grapple With Early Vote Ad Strategy

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Digital Innovation & Why Limited Campaign Spending Makes European Campaigns More Creative

The Digital Lessons for Democrats from 2016 – CampaignTech Europe Interview

How Campaigns Can Raise Their Social Media Game

Getting Actionable Intel from Social Listening

Why Female Consultants Matter Right Now