Just as the iconic pixelated plumbers cannot rescue Princess Peach by staying on the first level, campaigns cannot reach today’s electorate by relying solely on the same familiar media channels. To win, they must reach voters where they actually spend their time.
Women’s History Month is observed every March to honor the leaders, organizers, and advocates who have advanced equality and helped define American democracy. It is also an opportunity to look ahead and recognize the continued influence women have in today’s political landscape.
The January 2026 special runoff election in Texas’ 9th Senate District produced one of the most notable results so far this year. In a district Donald Trump carried by 17 points in 2024, Democratic candidate Taylor Rehmet won the runoff by roughly 14 points.
As the 2026 midterm cycle approaches, campaigns are navigating an increasingly complex digital landscape that requires strong execution and informed decision-making. Access to powerful technology is most effective when paired with strategic guidance, deep digital expertise, and an understanding of how campaigns operate under pressure.
Black History Month, observed each February, is a time to honor the enduring resilience, leadership, and contributions of Black Americans. It is an opportunity to recognize the generations of leaders who paved the way for civil rights and continue to shape our civic life today.
For Democratic campaigns working to break through crowded feeds and increasingly fragmented media habits, digital ad performance metrics offer critical insight into whether your message is reaching the right voters at the right time.
After a strong and encouraging 2025 election cycle, our team is already looking ahead. Digital strategy is evolving quickly, and campaigns preparing for 2026 are entering an environment defined by smarter targeting, higher-quality inventory, and new ways to meet voters where they are.