Industry News Archives - Page 16 of 125 - Campaigns & Elections

The New Challenge for Field Strategists: Extending Programs Far Beyond Election Day

Firm Founders: Potomac Waves Media

Field Outreach Costs Expected To Rise In ’22 Along With Staffing Issues

The Gender Gap in Political Donations

How One Group Successfully Targeted Low-Propensity Voters In ’20

Signature Gathering Goes Back to Basics

Fostering a More Diverse Pipeline of Talent in the Campaign Industry

Why the Campaign Industry Has to Address Its Pipeline Problem

Crafting a Successful Communications Strategy in Today’s Media Environment

How Virginia Makes a Good Case for Early Media Spend

Democrats Ponder ‘Nightmare Scenario’ After New Jersey, Virginia Results

Why Campaigns Need a Culture of Digital GOTV

Why You Should Ask Your Media Buyer About Their Nielsen License

4 Common Campaign Myths About Investing Early in Research

The Business Advice Column: Is One Big Fish Better Than Many Little Ones?

DSPolitical Acquired by Los Angeles-Based Optimad Media

ActBlue Unveils Two New Members of Its Board as It Continues to Expand

Why More Groups Should Go Local When It Comes to Federal Advocacy

Solving the Hiring Puzzle for Campaigns

Nonprofit Group: Letter-Writing Campaign Boosted Voter Turnout In 2020

Finding TV Ad Efficiencies In the Midterm Year

Political Labor Market In Flux Ahead of ’22

How Yard Signs May Point the Way to Continued Unionization of Democratic Firms

A Republican Fundraising Vendor Wants More Small-Dollar Contributors To Replace Vanishing PAC Money