Indiana voter history is now available and more accessible than ever. This refreshed data can be added to the list of the other 49 states that Voter Lists data can provide your campaign or cause with.
The recent update for the Missouri Voter List™ gives your campaign a wealth of knowledge at its fingertips, ready to be used in whatever way you need to achieve success for your cause.
Aristotle is the leader of innovation, and our recent update for the state of Georgia Presidential Primary data is no exception. We have always been on the forefront of political technology and our constantly refreshed data is never lacking.
Utah Voter List™ has been updated with new data on their 1.3million voters. 16% of their voters have permanent absentee status.
The most recent update of the Delaware Voter List™ has everything you need to know about the 637,000 voters of Delaware.
The Ohio Voter List™ have been updated, on Voter Lists™, giving campaigns access to crucial information, which will definitely play a huge role in their victory in a state where voters are always shifting.
The 2012 election solidified the need for collecting extensive and detailed amounts of voter data. Unfortunately, a question that is oftentimes not asked is who ultimately owns the data.
By: David M. Mason, JD Sr. VP, Compliance Services The case for sound policies in lieu of ‘gaming’ the system The Washington Post recently reported that Florida Democrats are attempting to qualify a ballot initiative to undo an electoral calendar change that Florida Democrats imposed several decades ago in an effort to change the election system to […]
How do you approve your check requests? Aristotle offers a better way to manage corporate and PAC contribution reviews. With Aristotle Political Contributions System (PCS), users can request, approve, track, budget and search disbursement requests for PACs and direct corporate political contributions. Built with a focus on Sarbanes-Oxley compliance standards, users in Aristotle PCS have […]
From The New York Times’ blog The Upshot we find ourselves with some pretty cool tools to help us forecast next Tuesday’s election. Specifically, we are talking about 11 Senate races modeled by 7 different prediction modules and then layered on top of each other in a comparison table of forecasts. Are any models close […]
