Latest Reports
The Center for Campaign Innovation serves as a technology research and development hub committed to long-term thinking. Through case studies, white papers, surveys, and other research, we accelerate innovation throughout the ecosystem.
Virginia Ranked Choice Voting Survey
The Republican nominee in CD10 selected by ranked choice voting emerged from the contest with a higher net favorable image (+78) than the GOP nominee in CD7 selected by a plurality (+51).
Survey: Political Online Fundraising Faces Headwinds In 2022
70% of those surveyed said online fundraising underperformed their expectations in the first quarter of the year.
Innovations In Voter Contact
In this report, we highlight three recent innovations in voter contact that are shown to have significant effects on both persuasion and turnout. Relational organizing, vote tripling, and deep canvassing are becoming reliable tactics for Democratic campaigns and liberal issue advocacy groups. Republicans and their conservative allies, however, have been slower to adopt these innovations due to relevant cultural differences.
2021 Virginia Gubernatorial Media Survey
While TV’s reach remains high, radio and digital have greater efficiency and ballot movement for those they do reach.
2020 Post-Election National Campaign Technology Survey
The Center for Campaign Innovation conducted a first of its kind nationwide post election survey studying voters’ usage of technology and interaction with campaigns.
Technology Management Guide for Campaigns
Learn actionable strategies for how to assess, implement, and use technology for your campaign.
Reporter’s Guide to Online Campaigning
Everything a modern political campaign does relies on technology, and increasingly most of the campaign is taking place online.