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How to Build a Campaign Website: A Step-by-Step Guide
Building a campaign website means making a lot of small decisions fast: which platform to use, whether to buy a domain, what goes on…
How Much Does it Cost to Run for Local Office? (2027 Guide)
Running for local office can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to a few hundred thousand. But for most first-time local candidates, the…
Do You Need a Custom Domain for Your Campaign Website?
When you’re setting up a campaign website, the web address is one of the first things to settle. A custom domain with just your…
How to Raise Money for a Political Campaign
Congratulations on deciding to run! Whether you’re going for school board, city council, mayor, or state legislature, fundraising is often the part of the…
Organizing From the Ground Up in North Carolina
Anderson Clayton, Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party, on building power from the bottom of the ballot up Anderson Clayton’s organizing career started…
Heartland Democrats Mobilizing on Shifting Ground
An interview with Rep. Brandon Woodard, Kansas House Minority Leader When Rep. Brandon Woodard became House Minority Leader in 2025, the Kansas Democratic caucus…
Building Trust with Clarity: Our Q3 Account Use Policy Update
Expanded badging, strong enforcement, and what comes after Election Day With the midterms days away, donors are giving at a pace that matches what’s…
Eyes On November: Defending Our Elections and Using Your Voice
Elections in America are run by the states and staffed by the many local election workers who count ballots and keep voter rolls accurate.…
The Final Two Weeks: A GOTV Voter Contact Plan
By mid-October, your campaign has knocked the doors, sent the mail, and made its case. The debates are over, and most voters have decided.…