Industry News Archives - Page 33 of 131 - Campaigns & Elections

Why Maine’s Ranked-Choice Voting Could Go National

4 Ways to Fight Disinformation in 2020

How Transparency Rules Lift the Veil On Campaign Strategies

Where Does Direct Mail Go in 2020 And Beyond?

Research Shows Latinx Voters Want Ads in Spanish, Bolstering the Case for More Spending

Fake Ads and the Weaponization of Political Fact-Checking

How to Message Effectively in Competitive Districts

4 Lessons from An Underdog Ballot Measure Campaign

Leveraging a Congressional Hearing for Advocacy

Longtime Scam PAC Treasurer Pleads Guilty

2020 Rising Star Nominations Now Open

Can the Rise of Self-Service Help Democratic Candidates Win?

Entries open for 2020 Reed awards

The 5 Books Every New Firm Owner Should Read

Why Young Advocacy Professionals Should Embrace Non-Partisan Networking

Raising Your Advocacy Firm’s Profile

The Link Between Poor Decisions About Money and Ethics

When It Comes to Driving Turnout, Groups Have New Road Map

How To Avoid Client-Consultant Relationship Fatigue

How American-Style Fundraising Is Changing Campaigns Abroad

The Myth of Overnight Success in the Political Industry

Maryland GOP Fundraising Consultant Guilty In Scam PAC Case

How to Create a Lasting Consultant-Candidate Relationship

Democratic Consultant Found Guilty In Campaign Finance Trial