Campaigns & Elections

Murmuration, a nonprofit software provider founded by Emma Bloomberg, is continuing to invest in tools targeted to low-budget grassroots advocacy groups. Bloomberg says it’s been a gap in the advocacy software market that for the last 10 years her company has looked to fill. Why One Nonprofit Keeps Investing In Advocacy Tech

NGP VAN has entered the donation processing space, officially launching its service on Wednesday that competes directly with the Democratic fundraising mainstay ActBlue. Democrats Get Competition in the Donation Processing Space

The question of what could possibly happen next has lingered over almost the last decade of unprecedented political times. The answer arrived Thursday in the form of Donald Trump’s 34-count guilty verdict in a New York City courthouse, a historic first for a former U.S. president. Now, the question is how do campaigns and even firms react? What the Trump Verdict Could Mean for Your Digital Strategy

While both major party presidentials are going to be historically well funded this cycle, and the Biden-Harris campaign’s early media spends have gotten some strategic plaudits from buyers, some consultants believe that innovation in 2024 is actually going to come from down-ballot races and firms. Some Don’t Expect Presidential-Level Innovation This Cycle

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A group promising the construction of an AIbraham Lincoln just announced their plan to run “the world’s first AI Presidential candidate” in 2028. Whether this group succeeds or fails is less important than the fact that humans are now turning science fiction into science fact. Someone will successfully build and run an AI candidate for president, and we should begin considering the implications now. The Implications Of An AI Presidential Candidate

Traditional polling methods have long been the cornerstone of political strategy, but in an era where issues drive the conversation more than personalities, diversifying political data is essential. This is where the power of real-time insights comes into play. Unveiling the Power of Diversified Political Data: A New Frontier in Understanding the Electorate Partner post with Nexxen.

If buyers thought Montana’s media market was saturated in recent cycles, wait until they get to Pennsylvania in October. Between a targeted Senate race, competitive House races and the state being a must-win for both major party presidential campaigns, it’s going to be a media deluge, strategists told C&E. What Ad Saturation Means For Your '24 Media Strategy

The feds’ approach to regulating the use of artificial intelligence in campaign advertising is increasingly coalescing around disclosure requirements. The question is whether or not political advertisers will see federal regulation come into force before the end of the cycle. Feds Targeting Disclosure Requirements For AI Use in Campaign Advertising

As the '24 cycle moves along, methods such as cold texts, emails, and digital ads are producing diminishing returns as voters crave more personal forms of communication. In our most recent webinar, Curt Cerveny of Telephone Town Hall Meeting and Shaun Hamlin Thompson of Tele-Town Hall joined us to give insight on four game-changing mobile voter outreach solutions that can cut through the noise and engage mobile voters. Watch the full webinar below. Partner post with TTHM (Telephone Town Hall Meeting) Game-Changing Mobile Voter Outreach Solutions for 2024