How To Run A Campaign After Action Review
Win or lose, every campaign is a valuable learning experience.
Win or lose, every campaign is a valuable learning experience.
AI canvassers text voters, Democrats’ spam trap exposed
One of three things is certain to happen: you win, you lose, or we don’t know.
GOP small-dollar slump, Democrats win podcast midterms
Ballotpedia is cited in about 30% of chatbot answers about candidates. If a campaign's website is silent on the issues, the model may build its answer from an old Reddit comment instead.
One more argument, fact or policy isn’t going to motivate the presidential year only voter to show up.
Facebook news rebounds, MAGA Inc.’s Facebook blitz
Just 4% of voters went to an AI tool for election information last month. But 38% read an AI summary at the top of a Google search, and about half didn't realize it was AI.
These tools help you remove the friction, provide accurate and reliable information to supporters, and keep valuable data within the conservative ecosystem.
How chatbots learn where you vote, TikTok’s paid Talarico clippers
Whether they realize it or not, AI is shaping voters’ information landscape about this election, so your campaign needs to treat the models as media outlets to monitor and guide.
Inbox.GOP’s latest spam data, deepfake lawsuits