Industry News Archives - Page 4 of 122 - Campaigns & Elections

New Software Platform Targets Independent Candidates

Is AI Asking for Your Vote? A Survey of How Election Law Deals with Generative Artificial Intelligence Across the U.S.

AdImpact Revises Total Media Spending Upward By $500 Million

The Presidential Debate Viewership Data Highlights the Current Media Divide

Consultants Plot How to Capitalize on Thursday’s Debate, Other Big Summer Moments

The Campaign Manager’s Summer Playbook

Mark McKinnon Wants To Answer A Question That Could Decide The Outcome of 2024: What’s Gen Z Thinking?

Why GOP Digital Consultants Should Cheer On Trump’s Fundraising Success

A New Visualization Tool Aims to Help Alleviate the ’24 Data Deluge

A Trio of Partners Tout Their Different Backgrounds in Launching New Firm

Non-profit Tech Vendor Looks To Expand Down-Ballot Tools With New Collaboration

Will 2024 Be a Foreign Policy Election?

Why One Nonprofit Keeps Investing In Advocacy Tech

Democrats Get Competition in the Donation Processing Space

Some Don’t Expect Presidential-Level Innovation This Cycle

What Ad Saturation Means For Your ’24 Media Strategy

Feds Targeting Disclosure Requirements For AI Use in Campaign Advertising

The Fight For Low-Cost Mail Clients

Will 2024 Be the Low-Interest, High-Turnout Election?

The Business Advice Column: What Growth In 2024 Looks Like

How One GOP Operative Sees Little Things Making the Difference In ’24

What Watching the Masters (and Other Sports) Says About Your Politics

A 2024 Comeback for Field Offices?

The ‘Traditional Organizing’ Election?