Data meets politics: Resources for government affairs professionals
In mid-March 2020, political donations to candidates fell off a cliff. Campaigns had been collecting double what they did in 2016. As cities went into shelter-in-place, and as economic uncertainty grew, donations fell all the way back to where...
Though describing the same recent events, Republicans and Democrats use completely different vocabularies. One party talks about looting, the other about Jim Crow; one talks about defunding police departments (it’s not the party that you think),...
With the national conversation on race in the spotlight, GovPredict’s Moneyball tool reveals who has given the most—and the least—to Black Members of Congress.
State regulations move fast. Now, GovPredict clients can track, manage, and respond to state regulations in the same powerful platform they use for state bills, local documents, and federal bills and regulations.
The massive wave of political donations came crashing down in March. After months of receipts at double the 2016 levels, donors in March only gave a third above 2016. If campaigns had continued the previous level of momentum, they could have...
You need to raise more money this cycle, and in the current environment that's harder than ever. Moneyball by GovPredict just got a huge upgrade, and it makes it easier than ever to find more money.
Donations to campaigns for the 2020 election are on a downward slide. After a strong start in January, contributions declined sharply in February and fell off a cliff in March. These losses track identically to the spread of the coronavirus and...
Part of a special series of articles on government affairs during this national crisis. Here are 3 concrete suggestions for getting your work done.
How quickly have Members of Congress reacted to the coronavirus outbreak and COVID-19? Who is the most (and least) active? Which party has the most to say?
We analyzed 25,000+ Tweets to show you who’s been reacting the fastest and who has been...