2020 Elections

Election Stress: How Can You Deal Election Week Stress?

Oct 29, 2020 by Joe Fuld

Election Stress Is Real, What Can You Do About It?

As someone who has been in the world of elections for 30 years, election stress has been a constant in my life and those around me. But this year it is even more stressful - https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/stress/2020/sia-mental-health-crisis.pdf

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7 Questions with Hal Malchow

Oct 21, 2020 by Joe Fuld

7 Questions on the impact of voting machine hackers with Hal Malchow

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Vote by Mail FAQs

Oct 11, 2020 by Shelley Rees

What, Why, Who, When and How to Vote by Mail

A hot topic for this coming election is how many people will vote by mail. With COVID-19 still rampant in the U.S., voting by mail will be a critical part of the November 3rd election. But whether or not you’re eligible to vote by mail depends on where you live, even down to the county level. Read on to find out more information on how to vote by mail.

What does it mean to vote by mail?

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Wacky Ways to Make Presidential Election Predictions

Oct 02, 2020 by Joe Fuld

Presidential Election Predictions Can Be Made in Pretty Weird Ways

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Presidential Election Predictions, Are They Accurate? | Predicting Elections 2020

Sep 30, 2020 by Joe Fuld

Making Sense of Presidential Election Predictions for 2020

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Debunking the Myth of Mail-In Ballot Voter Fraud

Sep 28, 2020 by Elena Veatch

Mail-In Ballot Voter Fraud Is Extremely Rare

Mail-in ballot voter fraud is the biggest problem that doesn’t exist.

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Early Voting in 2020: What Do Campaigns Need to Know?

Sep 24, 2020 by Ben Holse

Answering Your FAQs about Early Voting in 2020

Due to the ongoing pandemic, we’ve seen a lot of talk recently about early voting in 2020. But early and absentee voting can be very, very different depending on where you live. While there are states that continue to limit absentee voting, early voting, or both, the trend across the country in recent years has been to make it easier for voters to cast a ballot. For instance, some states like New York and Michigan opened up access to early and absentee voting for the 2020 election cycle pre-COVID-19.

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Third-Party Candidates and Kanye | What Campaigns Can Learn from Kanye

Sep 23, 2020 by Joe Fuld

What To Do When Third-Party Candidates are in Your Race

With a lot of talk about third-party candidates lately, you may be wondering if they can really affect a political race. Well, whether it’s bringing specific issues to the forefront of the race, syphoning off votes from a major party candidate, or even winning the race themselves, third-party candidates can have real impact. What happens when a third-party candidate runs against you?

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How Will Post Office Delays Impact Mail Delivery and 2020 Campaigns?

Aug 31, 2020 by Joe Fuld and Ben Holse

*Credit to The Campaign Workshop for the postal graphics

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7 Questions on the 2020 Election w/ David Pepper

Aug 12, 2020 by Hope Rohrbach

Our Interview w/ David Pepper on His New Book, the Voter File and the 2020 Election

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Navigating Political Campaigns and Coronavirus

Mar 24, 2020 by Joe Fuld

Political Campaigns and Coronavirus. How To Manage Both.

Political campaigns and Coronavirus - It's a tough time for the world and political campaigns, Covid-19 is changing political campaigns. From field tactics, to fundraising to how campaigns buy media this crisis will have a long term impact on electoral politics. We've written this guide to help you manage your political campaigns response to Covid-19. Coronavirus is impacting large and small political campaigns.
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7 Questions with Founders of Smash Strategies on gender equality

Oct 30, 2019 by Hope Rohrbach and Alicia Barry

Tackling gender equality in the political sphere with Susan Markham and Stephenie Foster

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