Industry News Archives - Page 48 of 125 - Campaigns & Elections

For Consultants Battling Trump, It’s On To Cleveland

What the Numbers Tell Us About the Most Important Primary Day Yet

Why the Michigan Polling Miss Is a Larger Problem for the Industry

How Does the Campaign Industry Solve a Problem Like Trump?

Case Study: Electing The First LGBT Mayor of Salt Lake City

Keeping Your Down-Ballot Effort Alive During Presidential Primary Season

Anti-Trump Consultants Unbowed By Super Tuesday Wins

Measuring Trump’s Strength In a Swing State

New FEC Chair Aims for Efficiency Not Upheaval

A Lesson from Gawker’s Trump Trap

Reaching Local Media Still Makes a Difference

Can Out-Of-State Firms Cash In On California’s Ballot Measure Boom?

Study: Local TV is the Biggest Influencer of Voter Decisions

4 Ways to Stay in the Game After Your Campaign Folds

Does Trump Have a Ceiling?

Reinvent Yourself: From Campaigns to Corporate or Agency Work

What to do with a Lost Cause

New Firm Focus: The Pastorum Group

Consultants Have Mixed Luck with Anti-Trump PACs

Top Finishers In New Hampshire Reject Traditional Playbook

Go Small or Go Home

Will Trump’s New Hampshire Support Collapse?

How An Ex-Con Won His Job Back

Why Iowa Wasn’t a Disaster for Pollsters