🚨 When everyone has access to new tools, what makes someone worth hiring? @JustinGermany explains why trust and the ability to deliver still matter. > Find the full episode here—don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more: youtu.be/UiK1-PattOg

It was great to have you on! Lots of amazing insights from you and Julie Sweet

🚨 New Episode: The Political AI Arms Race: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Campaigns, Advertising, & Persuasion Who’s getting ahead in the political AI arms race—and what happens when AI helps create the campaign message and becomes the filter through which voters receive it? I'm joined by @JustinGermany, founder of Outlaw Media and veteran ad-maker from the Bush-Cheney and McCain presidential campaigns, and Julie Sweet, Director of Advocacy & Industry Relations at the American Association of Political Consultants and former Democratic political consultant. From real AI-generated commercials to new research on which party is winning the AI arms race and how AI disclaimers affect voter trust, this conversation explores what the technology can do, where it creates friction, and why experience and human judgment still matter. Justin Germany, founder of Outlaw Media and veteran ad-maker from the Bush-Cheney and McCain presidential campaigns, and Julie Sweet, Director of Advocacy & Industry Relations at the American Association of Political Consultants. The episode explores: • Who’s ahead—and where: Republicans’ early-adoption advantage, how both parties are adapting, and where Democrat organizations are getting their material into AI-generated candidate answers. • Inside the creative process: Justin breaks down how he created the first-ever 100% AI-generated television ad, how the technology is advancing, and explains why making an AI ad still requires a director, not just a prompt. • The new information filter: How chatbots, AI search summaries, and personal assistants could change what voters learn about candidates. • Satire, deception, & disclaimers: What Julie’s research reveals about voter trust—and why labeling something “AI-generated” may not explain what viewers are actually seeing. • The less-visible battle: How model refusals, political free speech, and data privacy affect the work happening behind the scenes. PLUS: Stay to the end for a look toward 2028—personalized political messages, synthetic influencers, and AI agents that could change how campaigns and voters interact. Learn more about Julie Sweet’s work and AAPC’s research and resources at TheAAPC.org, and explore Justin Germany’s work at OutlawMediaLLC.com. 🔹 Join Polling Club for Exclusive Insights on Polling and Strategy Sessions covering Elections, Prediction Markets, and Campaign Strategy: PollingClub.com > LIKE, FOLLOW & SUBSCRIBE to @PolTradeSecrets for your front-row seat to how politics really works!