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The Campaign Lab Library is a growing collection of what we’ve built and learned – from AI tools and field-tested guides to research briefings and campaign resources.

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Problem Addressed Local journalism in the UK has been in long-term decline. Newsroom closures, consolidation, and cuts have left many communities with little or no dedicated local reporting. In some areas, residents now live in so-called “news deserts”, where there is no regular professional coverage of local affairs. At the same time, many people increasingly […]

When it comes to campaigning, the use of QR codes is relatively under-researched. Hence, through these two tests, we aimed to find out more about what makes people scan them and how they fit into local campaigning. In 2024, we ran two tests, one in Warwickshire and one in Maidenhead, testing what sort of issues make people scan a QR code on a leaflet and whether doorknocking or the position of the code on the leaflet have any impact on scan rates.
A report that explores over 13,000 videos posted since Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister (October 2022), and provides valuable insights for campaigners, politicians, media analysts, and progressive organisations.
A practical guide exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping political campaigning, with clear strategies for using AI tools ethically and effectively.