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With nearly $330 million already spent by outside groups and Trump's independent voter support hitting new lows, the 2026 midterms are shaping up as the most expensive election cycle in history, forcing campaigns to rethink their field operations strategy and voter targeting approach.
Read more →A federal judge's blockade of Trump's voter-screening database, Tony Evers' surprise exit from Wisconsin's governor race, and a wave of special elections across Maine, New York, and California are reshaping 2026 special election strategy for both parties.
Read more →As campaigns race toward 2026 midterms, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing voter contact phone banking services, enabling campaigns to reach more voters with precision targeting and personalized messaging while navigating new compliance challenges.
Read more →Seven major tech giants spent a record $50 million on federal lobbying in the first nine months of 2025, with Meta alone deploying 87 lobbyists and spending $19.7 million. As the 2026 midterms approach, new tech-funded super PACs are flooding the political landscape with tens of millions in dark money, revealing how political lobbying influence has become the primary tool for tech companies seeking regulatory favor.
Read more →A new White House executive order is establishing a federal litigation task force to challenge state AI laws deemed conflicting with national policy, marking the most aggressive federal move yet to centralize AI governance policy and reshape how states can regulate artificial intelligence.
Read more →As the 2026 election cycle accelerates, campaigns relying on AI powered political CRM software face mounting risks from regulatory crackdowns, infrastructure vulnerabilities, and platform governance shifts that could reshape how candidates reach voters.
Read more →As AI voter targeting accelerates across U.S. campaigns, OpenAI and regulators are racing to prevent election interference, deepfakes, and coordinated disinformation. Here's what campaigns, voters, and election officials need to know about AI in politics right now.
Read more →Seven major tech firms spent $50 million lobbying Washington in the first nine months of 2025, and now they are pivoting to super PACs and direct election spending. The shift reveals a new playbook for PAC spending elections that goes far beyond traditional influence.
Read more →From Georgia's competitive Senate runoff to D.C.'s mayoral upset and Nevada's swing-district showdown, the 2026 midterm cycle is already revealing which candidates have real momentum and where control of Congress may be decided.
Read more →As Trump intensifies his voter outreach strategies ahead of the 2026 midterms with Iowa campaign stops and economic messaging, a new poll reveals his support among independents has hit an all-time low, forcing GOP operatives to rethink persuasion tactics in battleground states.
Read more →As campaigns enter the 2026 election cycle, strategists face a critical choice between phone banking and texting voters. Real human connection still wins, but the data tells a more nuanced story.
Read more →A delayed White House voting machine vulnerability report and a well-funded super PAC targeting AI influence in elections are reshaping how campaigns approach technology and voter trust this year.
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