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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.
Everything here is made to be useful. Whether you’re running a local campaign, designing an experiment, or just looking for ideas, this is where we publish what might help others across the ecosystem.
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Confronting the radical right starts with understanding why people vote for them in the first place. Explanations have often relied on economic background, education, and other surface-level factors, most of these failing, however, to predict radical right vote. In this blog we uncover the deeper motivations for this political leaning, which will help progressives first […]
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At the latest event in Campaign Lab’s academic series, we were joined by Dr. John Bryden, a researcher working at the intersection of politics, social science, and machine learning. With a background in software development and computational biology, Dr. Bryden led research at Indiana University’s Observatory on Social Media, where he studied how information and […]
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Problem Addressed One of the biggest challenges in modern campaigning is holding political figures to account in real time – especially when they try to quietly erase their own words. Deleted tweets from politicians often reflect shifting positions, inflammatory statements, or attempts to dodge scrutiny. With growing disillusionment in politics, especially around trust and transparency, […]
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- AI and Campaigning
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On Sunday 1st and Monday 2nd June, we held two back-to-back hackathons packed with energy, ideas, and action. Here are some highlights of what our Campaign Labbers got up to! Attendance Monitor for Reform Councillors:In the wake of the May 1st election, Reform won many new council seats. This is a dangerous sign of […]
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As part of Campaign Lab’s academic series, we recently hosted a talk by Lennard Metson, PhD candidate at the London School of Economics and a researcher at Campaign Lab. In this fascinating and practical session, Lennard shared findings from a recent field experiment he ran in collaboration with Campaign Lab, LSE, and a UK pressure […]
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- Lobbying on a Shoestring
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Date: 28 April 2025 The data nerds among you are probably already aware that the British Election Study’s Wave 29 Online Panel Data is out. Our research team took a look through the data to see what it could tell us about the prominence of relational campaigning in the latest election, and the results were […]
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Search local council decisions. Find what matters. Visit Council Gateway → Council Gateway is a prototype tool that helps campaigners, journalists, and citizens quickly search and understand what’s happening in local councils. It makes minutes and documents — often buried in PDFs — searchable and accessible, using large language models (LLMs) to summarise key information. […]
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