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Since Donald Trump rode down an escalator to announce his run in 2015, Big Tech has struggled with its role in U.S. politics. Technology and strategies that were praised as innovative and …
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The proliferation of publicly available data sources provides public affairs professionals with new opportunities to frame stories with compelling data storytelling that lends added credibility and …
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During the 2020 elections, more voters reported receiving text messages from campaigns than phone calls, according to data from Campaign Innovation’s national post-election survey. For anyone with a …
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British troops burned down the U.S. Capitol in 1814. In reflecting on the events of January 6, 2021 and the subsequent attack on the Capitol, the role of another foreign, albeit non-human, influence – …
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Like many of their policies about campaigns and elections, this is another arbitrary decision by Big Tech with little evidence to support its efficacy. Unfortunately, there’s nothing anyone can do in …
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It's a fact that over the last four years, Democrats have invested more in campaign technology than Republicans. While that didn’t result in the electoral victories they’d hoped for down-ballot, it’s …
