Control of the Senate may hinge on an incumbent who isn't even on the ballot this year. Because, while 51 seats is technically a majority in the U.S. Senate, it…

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission is one of the most significant campaign finance rulings in years.

As the 2026 midterms inch closer, the outlook for Republicans appears no brighter than it did at the start of the year. Nathan Gonzales examines the political headwinds facing the…

As states increasingly revisit congressional maps outside the traditional once-a-decade process, Inside Elections' Nathan Gonzales explores how the rise of mid-decade redistricting could reshape relationship-building, PAC strategy and political engagement…

This year’s Distinguished Champion Brennan Georgianni is known for his willingness to help and his dedication to his fellow public affairs professionals. From his work on the Government Relations and…

With control of the House, the Senate and the White House, the GOP holds the reins of power in Washington. But will its coalition endure? Nathan Gonzales explores the leadership…

The executive director of U.S. government relations at JPMorganChase discusses her early interest in political science, her passion for motorcycles and her hopeful outlook on the contentious state of American…

In a special video edition from the National PAC Conference in Tampa,  Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales answers the burning questions of attendees —from what to expect after the Texas primaries to…

Thanks to early primaries and extremely partisan districts and states, it’s not too early to start building next year’s advocacy strategy. Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales offers insights on how to…

Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales calibrates where things stand and what’s at stake with the midterm elections just 10 months out, and what to pay attention to in the fight for…

Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales examines the importance of the primaries in a partisan election cycle and which early primaries are the most critical.

Abigail Spanberger’s victory in the Virginia governor’s race raises a deeper question: What underlying dynamics in this contest might signal a shift in political trajectory? Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales highlights…

Council President and CEO Nneka Chiazor tackles one of the field’s toughest questions: how to quantify value in government relations. She breaks down how leaders can demonstrate ROI, win over…

How do you forecast an election built on uncertainty? Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales channels a Donald Rumsfeld tactic to map the 2026 midterms, weighing what’s locked in, what’s murky and…

Is Congress facing a mass exodus—or something more nuanced? Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales analyzes the motivations behind 35 lawmakers’ decisions not to seek reelection, revealing a complex mix of political…

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…

Government whiplash: The Mexico City Policy reveals how executive orders are accelerating policy reversals, impacting long-term stability.

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.