Brand Signals
Name ID lift
Message recall lift
Favorability lift
Issue awareness lift
Persuasion lift, only when supported by a true experimental design
Intent Signals
Candidate or issue-specific search lift
Campaign-site engagement lift
Volunteer-page engagement lift
Donation-page engagement lift
Pledge-to-vote or petition engagement lift
Business Outcomes
Verified turnout lift
Verified registration lift
Absentee or mail-ballot request lift
Incremental volunteer sign-ups
Incremental donations
Acquisition Efficiency
Cost per persuadable voter reached
Cost per verified registration
Cost per absentee-ballot request
Cost per volunteer sign-up
Cost per donation or petition action
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The 2026 cycle is projected at $10.8 billion in total U.S. political ad spend — a record midterm — and CTV is forecast at $2.48 billion of that. Your campaign timelines are compressed, your polling shifts weekly, and your media plan has to pivot at the speed of the news cycle. Most agencies cannot move that fast. The ones that can are charging political-cycle premiums to compensate for it. And every commission dollar your campaign pays an agency is a dollar that didn't go to voter contact.

CTV is the only major political ad channel growing over 2024 levels, and it's the channel where speed, geographic precision, and audience targeting matter most. We move at the speed of polling data — daily creative rotation, weekly market rebalancing, real-time pivots based on internal numbers. Targeting is built around verified voter file integration, ZIP-code-level precision in battleground markets, and audience suppression to protect against wasted spend on locked-in voters. The success-fee model means every dollar that should go to voter persuasion does.
Cost per persuadable voter reached
Reach against verified registered voter targets in priority precincts
Branded search lift on candidate name
Incremental movement in target geos vs. holdout markets
Volunteer-signup and donation conversion rates
Built for the campaign manager and IE strategist who needs every dollar working — and who can't afford a 15% commission tax in a $30 million ad campaign.