Did you watch the State of the Union on television, old-school style? The real party was online. Photos! Infographics! Salmon! Here’s a deeper look.READ MORE›
The White House will post PowerPoint bonus material to accompany the address, John Boehner's staff will live blog the speech, and both parties speak directly with Americans via social media. Here's how to follow all the interactivity. READ MORE›
In an instant, social, online world, politicians need a plan that involves more than massive traditional media buys. Here's how the savviest public servants found their way into the office.READ MORE›
It used to be essentially impossible for a congressional candidate in one state to raise money from potential supporters in other states in any kind of cost-effective way. With Google AdWords and Facebook, everything changes.READ MORE›
No idea where your polling station is? Some two million people didn't vote in 2008 for that reason alone. This handy new tool will give you the 411.READ MORE›
The Minnesota Rep.'s team prepared a TV commercial lambasting her opponent's (alleged) support for taxes on beer, corn dogs, and deep-fried bacon, then they blasted the ad out to people at the Minnesota State Fair as it was happening. READ MORE›
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