Republican campaigns have an email problem.
We analyzed 75 House and Senate campaigns. 22 Democrats share ONE IP block. The 40 Republicans we measured are scattered across 25.
The deliverability gap is structural:
Republicans are lacking a shared, professionally managed email marketing infrastructure. It's a coordination and strategic fix.
Full report here: https://t.co/1Afq78kER9
For years, Republicans have wondered why our campaign emails aren't reaching voters inboxes the same way Democrats' are.
I've had my suspicion that it was something structural (not bias) and new research from the Center for Campaign Innovation reveals what's happening:
We checked against top spam blacklists and the Republican IP addresses aren't there.
Email authentication between R vs D is about the same.
The primary variable is the shared infrastructure.
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Your campaign should be doing this with your donation page amounts to get more donors and better gifts. ⏬
The DNC's after-action report ("Build to Win. Build to Last.") is making the rounds. It's more rant than analysis and the annotations are wild.
Here are the digital, data, and tech sections worth a closer look: ⏬
The author argues the Harris Super PAC made the economy case but left Trump undefined, and Harris lost economy-first voters by 63 points. Recommends future nominees rethink whether a designated Super PAC is even worth it.