Ever wondered what political strategists are working on these days? As technology rapidly advances, it’s intriguing to think about how future innovations might shape the way political campaigns are ...

For much of the political world, 2025 was a year of transition. Here's what those changes mean for campaigns in 2026.

Campaigns, firms and committees should prioritize diversity in their hiring practices and reimagine how we define “experience ...

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into political campaigns has transformed the landscape of political communication and strategy. While AI offers numerous advantages, such as improved ...

The University of Connecticut’s Political Media class welcomed guest speaker J. Toscano on Thursday, Nov. 7, to discuss how media is used in elections. Toscano is a founding partner of Backstory ...

A new election spending data dashboard from Johns Hopkins University provides easy-to-navigate, public access to federal records that track campaign and committee expenditures supporting the nation's ...

This story was originally published in Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ focused investigative news outlet. On Nov. 4, Erica Deuso made history when she became the first openly transgender mayor-elect of ...

Caps on election spending may become a thing of the past. Supreme Court is considering a Republican-led drive, backed by ...

In the wake of Vice President Kamala Harris’ defeat, recriminations have flourished inside the Democratic Party with different factions blaming different policies or groups to explain the loss.

If you’ve turned on a TV or scrolled social media anytime in the last six months, you likely saw a political ad for the 2024 election. This year was a game-changer, with a record-breaking price tag of ...

Chris Keohan, the founder of CK Strategies and a sought-after strategist for campaigns and ballot questions, agreed to pay $5 ...

In the wake of Vice President Kamala Harris’ defeat, recriminations have flourished inside the Democratic Party with different factions blaming different policies or groups to explain the loss.