Hi folks, my latest Campaigns & Election Magazine Technology Bytes column is now online, so be sure to check it out. This is the last edition to hit the public eye before Election Day, and we went with a series of shorter pieces to pack as much...
Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the (roughly) 400 progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Of note this week: for those about to rant, we salute you! A special note to our readers-via-email:...
We’ve talked already about early signs of the potential of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee’s field organizing to deliver votes in places like Iowa and North Carolina, but the SCALE of the operation they’re building is...
Update: The DSCC is apparently on track to have 4000 staff on the payroll by election day, about as many as the Obama 2012 presidential campaign. Last week we talked about one aspect of the Democrats’ plan to confound conventional wisdom and...
Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the (roughly) 400 progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Of note this week: an apt jab at the iPhone 6 madness. Plus, anybody out there speak Finnish? 1...
Howdy folks, Epolitics.com is back in business after some annoying technical problems here in the bunker. Basically, my laptop gave up the ghost, leaving me to rely on an iPad (fine for text, bad for files such as new images for the site) and an...
The traditional U.S. electoral dynamic: Republicans have the money, Democrats have the ground game. This year’s mid-term elections, though, are starting to look more like 2008’s presidential race, where Democrats had the money AND the...
Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the (roughly) 400 progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Note that last week we we couldn’t publish these because of some technical difficulties, but...
Quick Hits: back from a late-summer vacation and ready to rumble. 2014 could be a $4 Billion Election. Meanwhile, Will field organizing yield Dems 1-2 points in close Senate races? Also note the Democratic money advantage, in part due to online...
Be sure to check out the latest episode of Digital Politics Radio, hosted by Karen Jagoda. Topics this week: Big Data and Power of Maps. Bruce Willsie of L2 (formerly Labels & Lists) on how visualizing voter and volunteer data on maps can...