Voters Turn To AI First
Deepfake detectors work, small donors under the microscope
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How Often (And When) Should Your Campaign Post On Social Media (2026)
Across the various platforms, a consistent pattern emerges: post in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day.
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Supreme Court Unleashes Party Money
AI outshines real politicians, ChatGPT's poll coding limits
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Can AI "Digital Twins" Replace Real Voters? A Pollster Puts It to the Test
In this episode of the Campaign Trend Podcast, I sit down with Ben Leff, co-founder and CEO of Verasight, to test whether that promise holds up.
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Adapting to Google’s AI Search Overhaul
AI Mode is now default for everyone so instead of typing a few keywords, a voter just describes what they want and get a synthesized answer back.
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When Seeing Isn't Believing
Prediction markets get it right, 2028 is underway
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Get The Most From An Endorsement
Your ask should match the endorser’s capabilities.
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Good Digital Starts Early
Fundraising under fire, texting young voters
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How A Slow Campaign Website Costs Votes And Donors
Google has been incorporating site speed into its search rankings for years and gives anyone access to this information for free.
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Political Influencers Face A Reckoning
ActBlue takes the Fifth, the GOP's email gap
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How To Campaign In Group Chats
In 2026, most political persuasion isn’t happening on a public social media feed.
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Data Centers Crash The Midterms
ActBlue's board subpoenaed, AI "digital twins" fall short
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