Broadside is founded on the belief that the ultimate goal behind any political communication should be education.

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We’re not here to sell you an outcome that we can’t guarantee. What we can promise: thoughtful storytelling that moves people and policy forward, not just the winner. 

Broadside Political is intentionally structured as an independent advisory practice. We work with a limited number of clients at any given time to ensure direct founder involvement, disciplined execution, and responsive service.

Who We Are and What We Do

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Whether you're exploring a campaign, public affairs initiative, strategic communications project, or simply have a question, we'd love to hear from you.

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Practice Areas

We believe political consulting engagements should be clear, disciplined, and appropriately scoped.

What We Do

Broadside was founded after years spent working in political campaigns, public affairs, government relations, and issue advocacy.

Meet the Founders

Who We Are

What’s the American Broadside?

Broadsides are the original political communication. Here’s the timeline of how a single sheet shaped American politics. 

  • 1760s - 1770s | Road to Independence

    Broadsides carried political arguments beyond legislative chambers and mobilized colonial opposition.

  • 1776 | Independence Goes Public

    John Dunlap prints the Declaration of Independence as a broadside. Copies are distributed to the states and the Continental Army, making America's founding announcement a public document. 

  • 1800s | Emergence of Campaign Politics

    Political parties and candidates use broadsides to promote platforms and persuade voters as American electoral politics take root.

  • 1830s-1860s | A Tool for Social Reform

    Abolitionists use broadsides to condemn slavery and organize supporters. The format becomes a powerful tool for movements challenging established institutions.

  • Late 1800s - Early 1900s

    Suffrage organizations use broadside-style appeals to promote demonstrations, communicate demands, and build public support for voting rights.

  • Today - A new era begins

    We’re founded on a simple belief: political communication should create clarity, not confusion. It’s time to create materials people understand, trust, and remember. It’s time for a new Broadside.

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