Industry News Archives - Page 2 of 131 - Campaigns & Elections

A Startup Wants Voters to Text With an AI Agent

What Political Pros Need to Know About the Mail Ballot Case Before the Supreme Court

One Year After Arrest, Turkish Political Consultant Remains Jailed

Consultants Reckon With the Rise of the ‘Deep-Not-So-Fake’

The Biggest Unknowns for GOP Consultants in 2026

A New Website Wants Campaigns to Rate Their Consultants

The County Executive Urging Democrats to Take Local Politics Seriously

How Firehouse Strategies Found a Partner in Precision Strategies

WinRed Says Campaign Merchandise Sales Have Surpassed $250 Million

A Voice Talent Agency Shut Down. Its Owner Says AI Bears Blame

AI Platform Rolls Out New Tracking Features for Digital Video

Can AI Help Independents Win? One Nonprofit Thinks So

Meta Will Continue Banning New Political Ads Before Election Day

Daughter of Jailed Turkish Political Adviser Pushes for His Release

Q&A: Can Democrats Win Back Election ‘Skippers’ in 2026?

How One Ad Maker is Thinking About AI and Campaign Creative

Gallup Says It Will No Longer Poll Presidential Approval

Progressive Nonprofits Partner on “Movement-aligned” Tech

How a Startup is Using AI to Streamline Opposition Research

Democrats Roll Out New Voter Contact Strategy Ahead of Midterms

How a 50-Year-Old Supreme Court Case Shaped the Politics Industry

Democratic Media Strategists Confront a New Era for TikTok

The Social Platform That Wants to Build a Down-Ballot Talent Pipeline

Grassroots Donors Are Pulling Back. Fundraisers Say There’s a Fix