Over the past couple of weeks, the Democratic National Committee has sent out at least two emails raising money specifically to support a revived fifty-state strategy. According to the appeals, the party plans to play in every zip code in every state in America. They’re also investing in...
Read More »Dave Leichtman is the Democratic Strategist for Microsoft’s Campaign Tech Services and the Vice-chair for Tech of the Democratic Party of Virginia. Read Dave’s previous work on Epolitics.com. In February 2014, to much fanfare, the Democratic National Committee announced the launch of...
Read More »Update: check out this clever parody site, ParaBellumLabs.org…well done! And why the hell didn’t someone at the RNC buy that domain? More fruits of the Republican effort to catch up with Democrats on the technology front: The RNC Tuesday is announcing the formation of Para Bellum...
Read More »Last October we talked about the Republican National Committee’s plan to build its grassroots/field and digital infrastructure, and according to The Atlantic’s Molly Ball, it’s beginning to work: At Thursday’s RNC meeting, delegates got closed-door briefings on all the ways...
Read More »TWO separate little birds chose to fly through the ventilation slits in the e.politics bunker this morning, both bearing the following information: Change.org is officially helping Republicans recruit new grassroots supporters and donors, in this case the National Republican Senatorial Committee...
Read More »Interesting story from Rebecca Berg at the Washington Examiner a couple of days back: The Republican National Committee is taking a drastically different approach to spending its money in the upcoming mid-term elections next year, putting up more money early on in the campaigns to build the...
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