With narrow Republican majorities in the House and Senate, neither party can take any seats and races for granted anywhere in the country. Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales looks at trio of states, each packed full with consequential contests, that will go a long way in determining whether Democrats can claim new territory in Congress.
Government whiplash: The Mexico City Policy reveals how executive orders are accelerating policy reversals, impacting long-term stability.
Gain insights into valuing government relations & streamlining PAC management. Explore best practices for communicating gov’t relations’ value & ensuring financial compliance.
An asst. vice president of legislative affairs discusses policy, tech in autos & navigating today’s “microwave community” of news & crises.
Campaigns aren’t just about votes—they’re battles to shape the conversation. In 2026, the winner may be whoever defines what the election is about.
Study finds that laws limiting ex-officials’ lobbying roles may unintentionally increase incumbent tenure and decrease moderate candidate participation in elections.
Navigate state legislatures like a pro. This guide offers insights on building influence, understanding state dynamics and achieving policy goals. Learn from ACI’s success.
Is this the end of the Democratic Party? A look at historical trends and Republican vulnerabilities suggest a future rebound is probable. Learn more.
2024 election analysis: Education gap widens. Swing state results & exit poll adjustments. Economic impact & GOP’s future after Trump analyzed.
Trade war looms: Tariffs face rising opposition. Companies tread lightly, consumers brace for price hikes. US-Canada tensions & economic impact.
Learning how to read and understand Congressional bill text is a skill – sometimes bills are hyper-specific and prescriptive, and sometimes not. With the U.S. Supreme Court overturning the Chevron doctrine in 2024, lawmakers on Capitol Hill will be under pressure to craft legislation that’s less vague and more detailed. Knowing how to understand and analyze bill text will be even more important.
Rulemaking is an integral part of the lawmaking process, but it’s often overlooked as a key advocacy tool. On top of that, the regulatory process looks different at the local vs. state vs. federal levels. Join us to learn strategies for navigating this complex but important landscape.
Local governments make decisions that impact Americans’ lives every day. Understanding how local governments operate can open the door to engaging with local lawmakers and advancing your organization’s government relations goals. Join us to learn what’s happening in localities across the U.S. and how you can weigh in to notch wins.
Election night brought a wave of change to Washington, D.C. Donald Trump will return to the White House in January to pursue his agenda, and the Senate and House both will now be in Republican control. What does all this mean for public affairs professionals hoping to make legislative gains in 2025? Read on for tips from our experts.
This year is heralding a burst of legislative activity in state legislatures and governor’s mansions. Our experts will discuss what’s happened already, what’s ahead, and tips for ensuring a successful state government relations track record in 2025.
Margins matter in elections: Trump’s slim popular vote win and key state outcomes influenced Senate and House control, shaping future political dynamics.
The deadline for first quarter LDA filings is quickly approaching! Join us to ensure you’re up-to-date on lobbying compliance rules. Our expert will also cover best practices for managing and tracking lobbying time and activities to avoid last-minute scrambling to gather information.
This boot camp will focus on the “upper” chamber of Congress – the U.S. Senate. Our experts will take us step-by-step through the Senate’s standard legislative procedures; how those processes differ from the U.S. House; why understanding those differences can be crucial to your government relations success; and more.
Global public affairs leaders are corporate diplomats at heart – they need to create and implement strategies to manage risks, persuade stakeholders, build alliances and deliver value to their organization in an uncertain global arena. Corporate diplomacy is critical to managing a company’s global reputation. Join this session to gain insight into how to develop your corporate diplomacy skills while building, maintaining, and protecting your company’s reputation across diverse international markets.
Election surprises aren’t uncommon. Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales analyzes potential pre-election events and what might constitute a surprise result on Election Day.
Public Affairs Council President Doug Pinkham analyzes Americans’ top election concerns, including disinformation, election integrity and potential post-election unrest.
A leading health policy advocate discusses her career path and the importance of institutional knowledge in Congress.
