Max Greenwood
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'It Would Cost Us Millions': New Jersey Law Has Political Data Brokers on Edge (opens the original)
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The New Jersey Capitol in Trenton, N.J. (Credit: DenisTangneyJr via iStock) New Jersey lawmakers have the campaign tech world on edge. Less than three months after a sweeping data privacy measure was signed into law, political data brokers are holding their breath to see whether state lawmakers will address what some in the business say are existential threats to their ability to operate in the Garden State. The measure, which was signed into law in July just two days after it was introduced, cr
AI Data Centers Emerge as a Hot Topic for Political Ads in 2026 (opens the original)
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AI Chip technology concept. 3D render | BlackJack3D via iStock. For anyone who’s been paying attention to politics over the past year, it’s easy to see how data centers fit into the midterms. The facilities – a key part of emerging artificial intelligence infrastructure – exacerbate voters’ already-persistent concerns about the costs of utilities, like water and electricity. At the same time, Americans are increasingly worried about the growth and development of AI. According to a CNN/SSRS poll
How the Political Ad Wars Are Unfolding Right Now (opens the original)
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The 2026 political ad wars are shaping up to be bigger, more digital and more lopsided than either side’s TV spending alone would suggest. Political ad intelligence platform Kinetiq Political Insights is out with a post-Labor Day analysis of the political advertising landscape that shows the cycle still on track to reach nearly $12 billion in total spending between 2025 and 2026. But the real story is buried in the details. Here’s where the ad wars stand right now: KPI’s forecast is holding stea
Trump-Aligned Firm Sues Co-Founder, Alleging Embezzlement (opens the original)
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Social media applications X, instagram, LinkedIn, discord, reddit, Threads, Facebook on smart phone screen. (Credit: hocus-focus via iStock) The firm that runs some of President Donald Trump’s most prominent social media accounts is suing one of its co-founders, accusing him of embezzling at least $5 million in company money, according to a lawsuit filed this week. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Miami, alleges that Derek Utley embezzled millions of dollars from X Strategies between 2021
Can AI Help Campaigns Reach Latino Voters? (opens the original)
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For Adrian Saenz, the tendency among political professionals to treat Latinos as a singular voter bloc is a sore spot. Campaigns will acknowledge the nuances and complexities of Latino voters, he said, but they too often fail to prioritize those differences. “The truth is that, still today, we see too many campaigns – whether it’s electoral or advocacy campaigns – defaulting back to how we treated that subgroup, even before we all acknowledged that it wasn’t a monolith,” said Saenz, a partner at
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