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How the Harris Campaign Blew the Latino Vote

Dem Consultants Have Some Advice for Rebuilding Their Party

How Democrats Are Honing Their New Media Strategy

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

Here Are the States Making Big Moves Toward AI Regulation in 2025

4 Lessons For Political Marketers From This Year’s Super Bowl Ads

Former Biden Appointee to Launch Public Affairs Firm With Eye on State, Local Campaigns

‘What if it Just Translates it Into a Lie?’ An iPhone Update Could Complicate Digital Fundraising

Opinion: What’s Missing From the Democratic Rebuilding Conversation

Opinion: The Secret to Building Liberal Media That Works: Three Rules to Avoid Another Air America

The Search for Strategic Lessons from 2024

The Problem When Ad Budgets Get Too Big

2024 Revived the Question: Do Campaigns Still Matter?

Early Lesson From 2024: (In-Language) Words Matter

Industry Advice: Optimizing Your Direct Mail Strategy

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

Big Challenges Lie Ahead for Harris Campaign

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

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

Vendors Primed to Help Clients Navigate the Issues Roadmap for 2024

How a Local Election You’ve Never Heard of Helped Determine the 2000 Presidential Election

Primary Season Could Be a Boon for Democratic Comms Staffers

In An Age of Online Rage, Should Comms Pros Consider a Calmer Approach?