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Political action committees move billions of dollars each cycle, yet their candidate selection process remains one of the least understood parts of campaign finance. This definitive guide explains how PACs choose candidates to fund, the data and relationships behind those decisions, and the costly mistakes even sophisticated committees make.
Read more →From AI attack ads with no disclosure to a Supreme Court green light for a federal voter database, the technology reshaping the 2026 midterms is moving faster than the rules meant to govern it.
Read more →With voter rolls being purged in dozens of states just 40 days before the midterms, campaign phone banks face a hidden crisis: calling voters who may no longer be registered. Here is how smart campaigns are adapting their phone banking best practices.
Read more →AI regulation has exploded from academic theory into a multi-billion dollar market and the hottest battleground of the 2026 midterms. From Texas data center fights to deepfake campaign ads landing politicians in police reports, the rules of artificial intelligence are being written in real time.
Read more →With early voting already underway and $2.67 billion raised, the 2026 midterms will be won or lost in the trenches of turnout, phone banks, and coordinated field operations. Here is what the final six weeks look like.
Read more →A landmark 2026 survey finds that 80 percent of states now report AI integration, and the implications for political campaigns, voter outreach, and phone banking strategy are impossible to ignore.
Read more →A bipartisan federal film tax credit is heading to Congress, and its fate in the lame-duck session could reshape both Hollywood's future and the 2026 campaign trail.
Read more →Understanding the super PAC vs PAC difference is essential for any campaign professional building a compliant, effective 2026 strategy. This definitive guide breaks down contribution limits, spending rules, coordination restrictions, and how smart campaigns integrate outside spending with direct voter contact like phone banking.
Read more →With early voting underway and control of Congress on the line, the campaigns winning the 2026 midterms are not the loudest. They are the most organized, the most data driven, and the first to pick up the phone.
Read more →Early in-person voting kicked off in Virginia on September 18, and with control of Congress in the balance, the 2026 midterms are shaping up to be one of the most consequential election cycles in years.
Read more →With Republicans holding a massive cash edge and Democrats leading the polls, the 2026 midterms will be decided by who actually shows up. Here is how to run a phone bank for a campaign that converts money into votes.
Read more →Voters are turning on unregulated AI, 31 states have already acted, and the 2026 election cycle just proved that campaigns without an AI accountability plan are running on borrowed time.
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