Press releases, media coverage, and insights from the Civly team.
If Graham Platner exits the race, which replacement keeps the seat competitive? We ran all nine potential Democratic nominees head-to-head against Collins on a simulated panel of 4,597 real registered Maine voters, validated against five certified Maine elections. Two beat her outside the margin of error — the rest are toss-ups.
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Every campaign targets “likely voters” the same way: did you vote last time? It works for a big general, but it misses badly on the low-turnout races that decide most offices, and writes off new voters entirely. Our turnout model calls it right 84% of the time across nine states (versus 78%), and 83% versus 67% on a low-turnout race, winning in all nine.
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We forecast every contested New York and Maryland House primary with AI voter simulation — no phone calls, no door knocks — and published every call in advance. Graded against the certified results, we went 9 for 10. Here's how it works, and the one we missed.
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Federal law requires every pharmaceutical and device maker to report what it pays U.S. physicians — $78 billion since 2018. We loaded the complete CMS Open Payments dataset into an interactive map: explore it by state, congressional district, and county — or search any doctor by name and see their individual payments.
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Civly's stance on artificial intelligence, and why the party of science can't afford to look away. We fact-checked the DNC's 192-page post-election report and found the single most disruptive force in the economy didn't earn one sentence in the Democratic Party's plan for its own future.
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Writing in The Fulcrum, Civly CEO Daniel Barkhuff argues the DNC's post-2024 autopsy ducked the question every honest post-mortem must ask. The party's 192-page report never once names the most disruptive force reshaping campaigns and how voters get their information: artificial intelligence.
Campaigns & Elections covers how Civly founder Dan Barkhuff is leveraging AI to compile data from property records, criminal histories, campaign finance databases, and social media in minutes rather than weeks.
North Carolina-based startup delivers comprehensive candidate research in days instead of weeks, transforming how political campaigns conduct opposition research.
Daniel Barkhuff announces the launch of Civly.ai, an AI-powered political technology company designed to help Democratic organizations operate with greater speed and agility in modern narrative-driven politics.
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