What the Left Got Right Online This Year — and What Comes Next

How Democrats used the internet to turn a blue wave into a tsunami

22 hrs ago • Max Levy

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October 2026

The $11 billion dollar question: What actually moves voters?

They trust Democrats on costs. Republicans are spending to change the subject.

Oct 30 • Priorities USA and Danielle Butterfield

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The Cruelty Is the Point

We Must Continue To Tell That Story

Oct 23 • America's Voice

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The Home Stretch Playbook

Don’t panic-post your way to Election Day

Oct 16 • Dillon St. Bernard

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Republicans Are Spending Like They're Scared

Their ad budgets show a party on defense

Oct 9 • Priorities USA and Danielle Butterfield

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Macklemore shows us that passion is persuasion

Social proof is an overlooked tool

Oct 2 • Jiggy Geronimo

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September 2026

We all live in an information bubble.

I mapped mine out.

Sep 25 • Priorities USA and Danielle Butterfield

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The Political Ad Industry Approves This Message

How campaigns turn money and data into ads voters can’t escape

Sep 18 • Josh Millman

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Jon Ossoff is giving the internet exactly what it wants

What he’s getting right on YouTube and why Democrats should pay attention

Sep 11 • Andrew Eldredge-Martin and Cassandra Custis

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The Mayors’ Guide to Communications

Also inside: midterm Senate investments on the rise

Sep 4 • ALLIES

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August 2026

The new silent majority? Voters who don't seek out news.

Also inside: PAC spending in key battleground races

Aug 28 • Danielle Butterfield and Priorities USA

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What a poisoned media environment means for the midterms

Election denialism has been mainstreamed since 2020 in ways that are incompatible with democracy

Aug 21

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