The Advocacy Conference is heading to Austin, Texas, January 30 to February 2.
Explore data and trends on PAC participation, solicitation, COVID-19 and election impacts, governance, leadership and much more.
New report from the Public Affairs Council shows corporate and association PACs consider character, ethics of lawmakers.
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Council Chair Karen Himle Looks to Future; Nathan Gonzales on the Win that Was a Loss for Dems
Dynamic. Ever-changing. And entering a new phase of its history. That’s how the Council’s new chair, Thrivent’s Karen Himle, views the profession. Read on to learn more about her priorities for the year ahead.
What happened in the Garden State signals a good-to-great set of midterm elections for the GOP next year. Nathan Gonzales explains what the governor’s race means for the future.
European governments and businesses won’t likely rely on pre-pandemic advocacy tools any time soon. We explore how global public affairs is embracing the digital world – and the new challenges that come with it.
Expectations of corporate America are changing. A new report from the Foundation for Public Affairs looks at the growing pressure for corporations to take a stand on social issues and how companies can help create a better, more equitable society.
The Virginia governor’s race is a chance to test issues and messages. Nathan Gonzales shares why it’s important for both parties to get the election aftermath right.
What industries does the public trust the most? Are Republicans breaking with business on social issues? Do Americans view society as becoming more or less racist? We unpack the findings from the 2021 Public Affairs Pulse Survey.
The Council and Morning Consult explored public attitudes and expectations for major companies and elected officials.
