Campaign Management Archives - Page 3 of 5 - Campaigns & Elections

Progressive Incubator Looks to ‘De-Risk’ New Tech for Campaigns

What Does Trump’s Speech to Congress Say About the Midterms? Three Strategists Weigh in

C&E Newsletter: The Dem Strategists Betting on New Compliance Reporting Software

Dem Strategists Bet on New Compliance Reporting Software

How a Nonprofit is Tackling the Campaign World’s Unemployment Problem

How One Progressive Group is Trying to Retain Talent Between Elections

NRSC Chair Tim Scott Predicts Record-Breaking Spending in 2026 Senate Races

5 Things to Know About Ken Martin, the DNC’s New Chair

Opinion: What’s Missing From the Democratic Rebuilding Conversation

6 Consultant Predictions for 2025

The Search for Strategic Lessons from 2024

How Distributed Leadership Defined the 2024 Presidential Race

Why This Wasn’t an AI Election for Campaigns

2024 Revived the Question: Do Campaigns Still Matter?

Too Close to Call? The Manager’s Post-Election Playbook For Races Still Outstanding

The GOP Needs A Strategic Overhaul – Regardless Of What Happens In November

Seasonal Affective Disorder Hits Consultants Different

Industry Advice: Optimizing Your Direct Mail Strategy

Campaigns Focused on Persuasion With Early Vote Set to Expand

Could ’24 Lead to a First-Time Candidate Boom?

If It’s All Just Impressions, Why Do Campaigns Still Have Siloed Media Teams?

Coming to Your Screens This Fall? A Digital Battle Like No Other

All (the Best) Fundraising Is Local

New Software Platform Targets Independent Candidates