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How The Virginia GOP’s Convention Nominates The Most Electable Conservative
The goal of a nominating contest is to select the most conservative candidate who can win the general election. That starts with choosing a candidate who earns broad consensus within the GOP.
A 2022 Doomsday Scenario for Campaigners
The last four years have been a confrontation over the reality that the modern digital public square is privately owned.
Taming Big Data for Public Affairs and Research
Transparency is essential to our work in public affairs, but only when paired with relevant technical expertise can data’s true value be unlocked.
The Rise of Campaign Texting and Accelerating Innovation Cycles
For anyone with a cell phone bombarded with text messages over the last two years, this may seem obvious, but it marks an important tipping point.
The role of artificial intelligence in the Capitol siege
Today, sophisticated algorithms (often AI-optimized) drive digital media distribution and advertising with limited human intervention.