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09
Jul

“A Rare Breed of Political Consultant”

Each year, Campaigns & Elections selects its Rising Stars of politics. Rising Stars are people under the age of 35 who have already begun to make their mark in political consulting or advocacy. Qualifications for Rising Stars can include innovative work in direct mail, polling, get-out-the-vote operations, fund raising or media—or managing a successful long-shot [...]

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07
Jul

Press-Register: Mowery Named as a Political Rising Star

      Alabama political consultant David Mowery was named as a 2011 Rising Star by Campaigns & Elections magazine. The award recognizes political operatives age 35 and under who have a track record of achievement and the promise of future greatness. Mowery, 33, is founder and president of Mowery Consulting Group LLC, a Montgomery-based [...]

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06
Jun

Campaigns & Elections Magazine Names David Mowery in Its 2011 Class of Rising Stars

Campaigns & Elections magazine today named its 2011 Rising Stars. One of the most prestigious honors in politics, the award goes to a select group of operatives age 35 and under who have an established track record of achievement in political consulting or advocacy and the promise to achieve greatness. From many worthy nominations, the [...]

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14
May

Two Interesting Fundraising Articles That Caught My Eye This Week

Two fundraising stories caught my eye this week. I really enjoy Time’s Swampland Blogger website – it allows respected journalists like Joe Klein a chance to comment on the stories that they write – or talk about the stories they don’t get to write. The first was about a series of donations to the campaign [...]

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14
May

Steve Flowers/Alabama Politics

My friend Steve Flowers asked me to be a guest on his Troy University-produced television program Alabama Politics. We discussed many topics, including political races I have handled, the process for building a campaign, and my personal favorite: Matthew! It was a good time, and you would be shocked how fast a half hour flies [...]

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14
May

It Doesn’t Hurt Being Down the Hall From The Best Pollster in the Country

John has been instrumental in my personal success, and the success of my firm. He refers clients, and he helps me figure out things like who to use for accounting, where to park downtown, and to try to walk up the stairs (4 Flights) instead of lazing out and taking the elevator to help my [...]

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14
May

Rick Snyder Update, From The Fix

In our still-intended-as-a-first-in-a-series post about ads from elsewhere, we highlighted Rick Snyder’s “One Tough Nerd” Ad from the Michigan Republican Gubernatorial Primary. Now comes news that he has catapulted from 2% to 20% in the polls. The Michigan Primary is in August, so that still leaves plenty of time, but it shows what one well [...]

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14
May

One Year Ago Today…

County Commissioner Todd Strange was elected Mayor of Montgomery. We prevailed with 53% – winning without a runoff in a crowded field that included several well known candidates. The field included a City Councilman, a 2-Time opponent of the outgoing Mayor Bobby Bright, and one of Mayor (now Congressman) Bright’s chief aides – whom he [...]

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14
May

An Interesting Ad From Elsewhere (First in a Series of Political Advertising Critiques)

Several candidates across the country tried to parlay a Super Bowl ad into chatter, and therefore momentum and money, including Alabama’s own Attorney General Candidate Luther Strange. While Luther’s ad was an admirable example of out-of-the-box thinking, highlighting his good-guy and Bama Bred Bonafides, this post is concerning Michigan Republican candidate for Governor Rick Snyder. [...]

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14
May

Doc’s Political Parlor takes notice of Mowery Consulting Group work for client Billy Beasley

Along with other finance reporting numbers, Doc’s Political Parlor gave good play to our client “Mr. Billy” ‘s hard work to out raise much of the sitting Senate Caucus. http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2010/02/03/strolling-through-campaign-finance-numbers/

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