IMPACT

Nathan Gonzales continues the conversation on redistricting, midterms and more.

The winners of the 2021 Outstanding PAC Awards approached a year like no other with ingenuity and a spirit of community. Learn more about how the American Society of Anesthesiologists PAC and Dell PAC brought their members together and used technology in new ways.

We’re keeping the discussion going from the National PAC Conference. Nathan Gonzales answers your questions on everything from the litigating of the electoral process to why you should never diss Ohio.

Alan Elias, senior manager of digital advocacy and public policy for eBay, shares how the world is opening up for small businesses and what it was like to work for John McCain.

Researchers are shedding light on the influence of corporate PAC dollars. Learn why they say there’s zero evidence that corporate PACs lead to corruption.

Did you know laughter can help you retain political information? Or that facts might not help you win a moral argument? Check it out and much more in our monthly roundup of the news and articles you need to read.

Stop piling on the jargon; it doesn’t make you sound smart. And strip this stale expression from your vocabulary.

This month we’re covering cutting PACs some slack, managing risk, Innovation Award winners and more.

Americans have wrestled with how to fund elections for most of our country’s history. But a world without corporate PACs could lead to more dishonesty and more extreme candidates. Council President Doug Pinkham explores why PACs are campaign finance reform that works.

A batch of House special elections are just around the corner. Nathan Gonzales walks us through what to watch and what to expect.