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AAPI voters are shaping elections from CA to NJ, yet nearly half received no outreach in 2024. Closing that gap takes more than broad outreach, it requires a culturally competent approach. More in our latest blog. Link in comments.

Learn more in our Women’s History Month blog: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/wom…

This Women’s History Month, we’re recognizing the women who drive our democracy. Women register and consistently turn out in large numbers, shaping competitive races nationwide. Economic security, healthcare, and democratic stability remain front and center.

Our latest blog breaks down what the data shows about voter priorities and engagement, and how campaigns can respond with clarity and purpose as we look ahead to 2026. Read more here: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/bla…

Black History Month honors the leadership and contributions of Black Americans who shaped our democracy and continue to shape our civic life. It’s also a moment to recognize the work ahead to ensure equitable representation and participation.

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose words remind us that progress takes courage, persistence, and action—especially in uncertain times. At DSPolitical, we’re committed to turning those values into action.

Happy New Year! In 2025, we powered 1,100+ campaigns with smarter digital strategy and award-winning tools. As we head into 2026, we’re building on that momentum to help campaigns reach voters where they already are. Here’s to a strong year ahead.

Happy Holidays from all of us at DSPolitical! As we wrap up the year, we’re grateful for our team—and the clients and partners who trusted us to deliver messages that broke through and drove impact in 2025. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a strong start to the year ahead.

Happy Thanksgiving! We hope everyone gets a well-deserved chance to rest and recharge before the work ahead in 2026. Catch up on this year’s results in our election recap: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/202… Our offices will be closed on Thursday and Friday.

November is Native American Heritage Month — a time to honor the strength, resilience, and leadership of Indigenous communities. Read our latest blog on how better data and representation can reshape the story of Native voter impact: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/202…

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the voices, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous communities. At DSPolitical, we’re committed to amplifying voices and ensuring that every community is seen, heard, and represented in our democracy.

Check out our blog here: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/202…

🏆 We’re excited to share the recipients of our 2025 DSPolitical Ad Grants Program! Meet these incredible candidates and explore their stories on our blog. Link below!

Read our latest blog to see how Latino voters are shaping the future, and how campaigns can uplift their voices with culturally resonant outreach: dspolitical.com/blog-posts/202…

This Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month, we’re honoring Latino leadership and focusing on strategies that empower every community. Our Spanish Language Preference Model helps campaigns connect authentically—in the language that resonates most.

This Labor Day, we honor the workers whose skills, creativity & dedication move us forward. The fight for fair wages, safe workplaces & essential benefits continues, and at DSPolitical, we proudly stand with workers defending these rights.

Apply now: dspolitical.com/dsp-grants-pro…

DSPolitical’s Ad Grants Program is back for its sixth year, and we're focusing on NJ & VA, where voters will decide governors, legislatures & key local races. We’re granting up to $50,000 in digital advertising resources to Democratic candidates. Apply by 08/28 at 5 PM ET!

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📅Mark your calendars: DSPolitical’s Ad Grants Program opens next week! We’re focusing on two critical battlegrounds—New Jersey and Virginia—with $100K in digital ad support to help down-ballot Democratic candidates win their seats.