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Two billion ads.

What we saw in GE2024.

Jul 15 •

Standing for attention: minor parties in the spotlight

Clarity of thought in digital campaigning reveals likely winners and losers

Jul 3 •

June 2024

Not winning here, there or anywhere

The Tory paid digital campaign is losing to Labour in every possible way.

Jun 25 •

The Tory Digital Strategy: Going, going, gone?

The party's approach to digital looks cooked. What's next?

Jun 7 •

May 2024

How it started and how it's going

The first 24 hours of the '24 election.

May 23 •

March 2024

Who's targeting May?

The window for an early election is closing. Do the parties' ads tell us whether it's likely to happen?

Mar 4 •

February 2024

The Academics Issue

What do Professors of politics want to learn about the election in 2024?

Feb 14 •

January 2024

What did Rishi Sunak spend £42,093 on for Christmas?

A lot of Facebook is ads is what. But what do they mean?

Jan 3 •

November 2023

GE2024 is going to be a *really* digital election.

The new election spending limits will mean ads. Lots of ads.

Nov 26, 2023 •

October 2023

Can we protect elections from artificial intelligence?

Of course we can, but we should focus on elections, not AI.

Oct 27, 2023 •

It's by-election season

The SNP are back and the Tories are replaying Uxbridge (but are they missing a trick?).

Oct 5, 2023 •

September 2023

Interview: Craig Elder

Can the Tories squeak a win in 2024 by copying what they did in 2015?

Sep 12, 2023 •

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