Here is the hard truth – the campaign that raises the most money almost always wins – as in 91% of the time in Congressional races, and even more often in down-ballot elections.
It isn’t just that more money means more ways to drive your message, although that certainly helps. Raising an army of donors means a campaign is generating an army of validators, volunteers and supporters willing to amplify your message.
37 states currently have online voter registration programs in place that allow voters to complete the voter registration process online.
Former Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill was fond of telling anyone who would listen, (particularly his many biographers) that
We recently received tons of positive feedback from SpeakEasy’s digital program webinar, What to Get Right & What Can Go Wrong in
Video content is crucial to modern campaigns – social media platforms like Facebook actually give preference to videos over photos
Every campaign needs money. Plain and simple. If you’re a first-time or down ballot candidate, chances are you could use some
Nearly every communication with a potential voter includes a call to action in the form of asking for their vote.
Campaigns are powered by people; by the candidate, campaign staff, donors and – if you’re lucky – numerous political volunteers.
Who doesn’t like a good get together? A Political House Party is a great way for a candidate to persuade voters,
A political house party is a low-cost or no-cost field activity to engage and expand your network of supporters. They are
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