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Advances in the Theory of Campaign Message Testing

Tech Bytes: Super PAC Plots Online Defense for Clinton

The Science Behind Turning Out Environmental Voters

The Strange Transition From Consultant to Client

Reaching Millennials Through Pop Culture

Could Facebook Be Your Next Pollster?

Hackers Update the Tactics of Nixon’s ‘Plumbers’

At Contested Convention, Consultants Would Take Center Stage

Pandora Partners With i360 To Expand Targeting

Rethink Your Earned Media Strategy

Are You Asking Your Consultants Enough Tough Questions?

Why Trump Alone May Not Sink Down-Ballot Candidates

Convention’s Digital Director Says GOP Is Ready for Anything in Cleveland, Even Hackers

With Political Psychology, 2016 Doesn’t Look So Crazy

Wisconsin Race Highlights a Digital Blunder

Poli-Tech Firms Pursue Patent Protection Despite Hurdles

10 Ways to Use Snapchat’s New Custom Geo Filters

When Does Tracking Go Too Far?

‘Old School’ Mail Has Some New Tricks

A 6-Point Reporting Deadline Checklist

A Realistic Path to Crowdfunding Your Campaign

Organizer Looks Beyond Campaigns With Catalist Partnership

Is Digital Finally a Match for TV?

2016 Rising Star Nominations Now Open