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Will the midterm elections follow historical precedent, or will they be influenced by a confluence of data and circumstances that vary from the norm? Nathan Gonzales breaks down how President…
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The vice president of government and public affairs with General Mills shares his experience leading the organization through the pandemic, the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis,…
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After watching more than a handful of Republican and Democratic incumbents struggle or even lose their primaries, it might be easy to assume that voters are poised to punish candidates…
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Are Republicans headed for a wave or a tsunami during the midterm elections? Nathan Gonzales examines the handful of races to keep an eye on as we edge closer to…
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Ford’s U.S. manufacturing policy director recounts what she learned from the late congressman John Dingell when she worked on his staff early in her career and shares insights into the…
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Ever wonder why early House race ratings don’t always match the national narrative? Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales breaks down the nitty-gritty of foretelling district-level data.
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Council members attending the National PAC Conference in early March take their best shot at stumping Nathan Gonzales with questions about the 2022 midterm elections.
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Independent voters may tilt the balance of power in the House and Senate in the midterms, but Nathan Gonzales explains why the watchwords for a Republican-controlled Congress could be revenge,…
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United Airlines’ senior vice president of government affairs and global public policy discusses the road back from the pandemic’s darkest days, as well as her journey from handing out McGovern…
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It’s not all about Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania in November. Nathan Gonzales dissects the six other races that will “open windows into political dynamics playing out around the country.”
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The vice president of government affairs & policy for Global Blood Therapeutics discusses her journey from hosting a radio show in Kenya to finding her calling as a policy expert and executive in the health…
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The relationship between business, the public and America’s two major political parties is changing. Council President Doug Pinkham looks at how Democratic voters are becoming more pro-business than many Republicans.
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It’s been nearly a year since the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. Nathan Gonzales predicts that Republicans will likely test the electoral process once again, and corporations and associations…
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The managing director of climate change and sustainability services for EY explains why corporate priorities are broader and deeper than we once thought. She also shares what she loves about…
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New report from the Public Affairs Council shows corporate and association PACs consider character, ethics of lawmakers.
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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.
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What are we reading in November? A look at how likes, clicks and comments affect the news; the limits of corporate transparency; Meghan Markle’s advocacy tactic of choice; and more.
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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.
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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…
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What CSR actions are seen as sincere? Did Zoom hit its peak? Where did the word “stakeholders” come from? Check out this month’s roundup of news and research to find…
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A new Public Affairs Council/Morning Consult poll finds the pharmaceutical industry has remained the least-trusted sector in American business — despite supplying life-saving COVID-19 vaccines.
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“Who can predict the future?” While we don’t know for certain what November 2022 will hold, political developments and historical trends can guide the way. Nathan Gonzales breaks down three…
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With a background in law and accounting, Adam Kerns brings a unique perspective to his lobbying work as assistant vice president of state affairs for Zurich North America. He explains…
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Add it to your reading list! Take a look at these articles and research covering consumer expectations of CEOs on social issues, research on politicians and reputation, and who’s most…
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What do Jedis have to do with politics? Focus determines reality. Nathan Gonzales breaks down why it’s true in Star Wars and elections.
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Differing party views. Overlapping authority. Learn more about regulatory complexities in the states and how organizations are responding.
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What’s our suggested reading this month? A look at the pushback on corporate activism, how political giving is resuming with new considerations and why the world may actually be improving.
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Don’t let complacency seep into your summer plans. Nathan Gonzales explains why election excitement won't be on pause for long.
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Name tags, breakout sessions and convivial receptions are back! But what have we learned from the virtual event experience? Read on for what’s coming for conferences.
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Should new realities mean new rules for lobbying? Do think tanks need seals of approval? Is UFO lobbying on the rise? Here’s your recommended public affairs reading for the month.
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Despite losing the White House and Senate and failing to take back the House last cycle, Nathan Gonzales explains why Republicans are feeling quite good about the state of their…
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Does stifling political chatter in the workplace backfire on employers? Can cause-driven consumers stay true in a world driven by convenience? Find the answers to these questions and more in…
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A new study from the Center for Effective Lawmaking shows that media coverage and name recognition don’t always correspond with effective policymaking. Check out who made the “show horse” and…
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A new Public Affairs Council poll finds 87% of government affairs executives say it will become increasingly common to use video conferencing for lobbying.
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Nathan Gonzales envisions the former president staging a comeback. Journey to 2022 and how these potential midterm outcomes might spur another presidential bid for Trump.
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In an era of “information bankruptcy,” business takes the lead in trust, but what about solving societal problems?
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This month’s roundup of the articles and analysis you need to read covers why lobbying around infrastructure won’t be straightforward, the changing definition of what makes a city and an…
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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.
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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…
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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…
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A batch of House special elections are just around the corner. Nathan Gonzales walks us through what to watch and what to expect.
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Changing corporate behavior, closing the revolving door, conscious consumers and more. We’ve compiled the research and news that are worth the read.
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Will the new administration mean changes in the process of policymaking? We interviewed some of the sharpest minds in public affairs for their take on what’s ahead. Read on for…
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Derision and division won’t stop with the beginning of a new presidency. Nathan Gonzales explores how we might get to a more unified and respectful Congress – and America.
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