Gmail Gives Campaigns A Fast Lane
Ossoff's clippable speeches, X's ragebait loop
Ossoff's clippable speeches, X's ragebait loop
Google quietly rolled out a new verified sender program that enables candidate campaigns, PACs, and political parties to bypass Gmail’s usual spam filter.
Campaign vibecoding projects should be small and kept away from anything sensitive so you can focus on the work that actually wins elections.
Lowercase texts win young voters, Ranked choice blunts big money
On this episode of the Campaign Trend Podcast, I talk with Matthew Hanauer, co-founder of Civly about synthetic polling.
Most campaign activity – especially online – is geared to the voters you actually hear from.
Congress runs on ChatGPT, AI slop floods YouTube
This is a new technology that you won’t use, but will still affect your campaign.
Prediction markets gain scrutiny, confusion about AI answers among voters
Much of our conversation centers on digital footprint mapping — building a seed list of a candidate's email addresses, usernames, phone numbers, and even old passwords to map their entire online presence.
Disclaimers are an important, yet often overlooked component of digital ads.
Candidates are rewriting their sites so ChatGPT gets them right