Industry News Archives - Page 18 of 125 - Campaigns & Elections

Can Political Ads Shift Party ID?

Comms Consultants Weigh In On Navigating the Spread of Local News ‘Deserts’

C&E Community Huddle: What Firm Owners Learned During the Pandemic

The Advice Column: Assembling a Diverse Team

Ranked-Choice Voting and NYC’s Mayoral Election

Consultants Have Redistricting Woes Amid Census Delay

Republican Fundraiser Direct Response Group Buys Part of CampaignHQ

Campaign X Collective Launches With Employee Ownership Model

EveryAction’s Purchase of Salsa Labs is it’s Largest Acquisition to Date

CampaignTech at Home Keynote: Embracing Entrepreneurship In the Campaign Space

Blue State Campaigns Wants to be a Different Kind of Firm

The Advice Column: Is There Room for One More in Our Partnership?

A Major Rebrand for GOP Firm RightVoter

Joe Slade White Remembered As Mentor, Ad Maker And Creative ‘Genius’

Why Political Pollsters Aren’t the Only Ones Invested in Campaign Research Fixes

M&A Flurry Continues As CallTime.AI Gets Acquired

The Advice Column: Get A Lawyer

Why Scammy Fundraising Practices Should Concern Both Sides

Why Virtual Isn’t Going Away For Campaign, Advocacy Events

From Campaign Strategist to Political Business Owner

Democratic Pollsters Say Turnout and Measurement Error Led to Inaccuracy In 2020

Making Advocacy Vendor Outreach Count

A California Firm Rebranded While Considering Life Without Its Original Partners