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We imagined genuine connections between politicians and citizens. We imagined politicians working with citizens and making them part of their programs and actions. So we have proceeded into building the foundation and tools to pave the way towards:

*Relevant Political Campaigns -- Considering voters and engaging them along the way
*Effective Political Communication -- Empowering politicians to work together with citizens
* Meaningful Digital Handshakes -- Building connections besides winning votes

A bumblebee just got more votes than Reform UK has members.Read this if your name is on a ballot, or your money is.360,3...
08/10/2026

A bumblebee just got more votes than Reform UK has members.

Read this if your name is on a ballot, or your money is.

360,399 people picked the buff-tailed bumblebee for the next Bank of England notes. Reform UK reported around 268,000 members last December. Labour had 264,754 in 2025.

A free click isn't a paid membership, granted. But a year earlier the same bank asked which of six themes should go on the notes and got 44,000 answers. Hand people a shortlist of 18 animals and nearly half a million turn up.

Same bank, each consultation open for a month. The only thing that changed was how easy the question was to answer.

That's the lesson for any campaign. Voters don't stay home because the stakes are high. Scottish independence pulled 84.6% in 2014. They stay home when the ask is confusing: Police and Crime Commissioner elections averaged 23.2% in 2024. If your turnout plan adds urgency instead of removing complexity, the money's going on the wrong thing.

And the twist. The red fox took 244,651 selections. The puffin took 183,137. The fox came second in mammals, the hedgehog took that slot, so the fourth place went to the most popular marine animal instead. More selections, no note.

The wording decides the answer. The rule decides the winner.

Sources: Bank of England (8 October 2026), Electoral Commission, House of Commons Library. Checkable in ten minutes.

Two elections, same Sunday. They couldn't have looked more different.🇧🇷 Brazil counted millions of votes and is heading ...
05/10/2026

Two elections, same Sunday. They couldn't have looked more different.

🇧🇷 Brazil counted millions of votes and is heading to a presidential runoff on 25 October.

🇧🇦 Bosnia used fingerprint ID and ballot scanners in a general election for the first time.

Very different systems, but the lesson is the same.

Technology can confirm who voted and count every ballot. It still can't tell you why someone changed their mind.

Election night tells you what happened. Strategy tells you why.

She became mayor of Marrakesh at 33. Now she's prime minister.Fatima Ezzahra EI Mansouri inherits one number: a million ...
02/10/2026

She became mayor of Marrakesh at 33. Now she's prime minister.

Fatima Ezzahra EI Mansouri inherits one number: a million new jobs in five years. That's the promise her party won on, in a country where the median age is around 30 and youth employment has been the dominant political story for years.

No government in the region has delivered at that pace. Hers will be measured on whether it comes close.

The reason we're watching? Women in power, women in politics - article coming soon

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Starting with the finish line?Yes, and if you cannot answer this question, we'll help you get there. Every engagement we...
30/09/2026

Starting with the finish line?

Yes, and if you cannot answer this question, we'll help you get there.

Every engagement we take has this as a KPI: your legacy.

What you want to be remembered for is bigger than the count on election night, that's what we build for you.

Bosnia says this will be its fairest election yet. Worth watching how.From 4 October, every polling station has a finger...
24/09/2026

Bosnia says this will be its fairest election yet. Worth watching how.

From 4 October, every polling station has a fingerprint reader and a ballot scanner, for the first time at a general election there. It answers fraud that courts had already documented: ballots cast for the dead, votes cast in someone else's name, blank ballots filled in after closing.

The commission has been open that this covers election day, not the months before it. Transparency International has flagged almost 68 million marks in one-off payments since the election was called.

Both halves are useful to anyone voting soon. The polling-station fix can be bought and audited. The upstream half, clear rules on public money during a campaign, is slower and costs almost nothing.

Bosnia is doing the difficult part in the open. That's the part worth copying.

£2.4 million on content creators in UK. Zero published numbers on what it bought.We only know that because opposition MP...
22/09/2026

£2.4 million on content creators in UK. Zero published numbers on what it bought.

We only know that because opposition MPs filed written questions. Education spent £718,971. HMRC £591,200, all of this before agency fees.

Asked to justify it - the departments said these channels reach people traditional advertising misses. While this is true, it’s also not an answer. There's no cost per acquisition anywhere in it, no conversion rate, no control group. They can tell you what they bought, but nobody can show what it did.

That gap is why creator budgets get cut first.

The reporting layer, in a lot of organisations, is still a dashboard screenshot showing impressions. We do it differently at Majoritas, we actually build a customized intelligence dashboard where you can see live updates on how your money is being spent and what it produces back for the campaign.

https://majoritas.com/articles/paid-creators-are-a-media-buy.-almost-nobody-treats-them-like-one.

We're watching Morocco because over half the country is under 35, and last year showed what happens when that generation...
15/09/2026

We're watching Morocco because over half the country is under 35, and last year showed what happens when that generation mobilises.

Last autumn a leaderless collective called Gen Z 212 which organized on Discord and put young Moroccans on the street in 14 cities. And yet.. The government held.

It bet that an election a year out would move the anger indoors, on its own terms, instead of meeting it again in the street.

On the 23rd we see how that bet went.

Everything you can see in a campaign is a tenth of it. The ads, the rallies, the slogan everyone ends up repeating.The o...
10/09/2026

Everything you can see in a campaign is a tenth of it. The ads, the rallies, the slogan everyone ends up repeating.

The other nine tenths never shows. The read on the country before anyone commits money to it. The judgment on when to move and when to sit still. The infrastructure that puts one argument in front of the right voter at the right cost, in communities the candidate will never personally reach. And the record of every decision that got you there — which matters more each cycle, as the burden of proving what you published shifts onto the people who published it.

Most firms show you the tenth. It photographs better.

The problem arrives the morning after the count. The assets are delivered, the opinions are filed, and the people who knew how the thing was built are on a plane. A lot of leaders win an election and find there is nothing holding it up.

We show leaders what wins. Then we stay to protect it.

Built to win. Built to stay.

07/09/2026

The political environment doesn’t wait for a monthly report. So we stopped reading it monthly.

Our intelligence desk reads it continuously. Sentiment. Narrative risk. Opposition activity. Emerging threats. Surfaced the moment they move — daily, weekly, strategic — straight into your command view. When something shifts at 11pm on a Thursday, you hear it that night. Not in Monday’s deck.

How stale is the intelligence your last decision was built on?

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