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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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A tool to track and report Reform Council Failures across the country

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 […]

  • Who's this helpful for: Campaigners, Researchers

Project Link Problem Addressed The idea for the gateway came out of Campaign Lab’s hack nights, where volunteers started exploring how we could make local democracy more transparent. Council minutes often have lots of information that is relevent to campaigners, journalists, and citizens but info is often buried deep in documents and PDFs. We wanted […]

  • Who's this helpful for: Campaigners, Journalists
Reflecting on lessons from Trump’s 2024 victory, a new progressive playbook must focus on mobilising low-turnout voters, building hyperlocal trust, empowering decentralised messengers, creating stronger feedback loops with communities, and embracing continuous experimentation. Research from Campaign Lab shows that local engagement, authentic personal narratives, and grassroots-driven innovation will be key to navigating political volatility and rebuilding democratic trust.
  • Who's this helpful for: Campaigners, Journalists, Technologists
Immediately see Conservative Party donations sorted by industry to understand the role money plays in politics.
  • Who's this helpful for: Campaigners, Journalists, Researchers