It was a surprising night in Pennsylvania and across the country—with potentially more surprises yet to come. It’s easy to Monday-morning quarterback. But as we look back on 2022’s historic midterm elections and the anticipated red wave that never materialized, it’s worth pausing for a moment to understand what this cycle means for the last couple years—and especially for the next couple years.

Marlo DelSordo, Mike Dunn and John Kelemen are ready to serve our clients. In keeping with a growth period that started during the pandemic, our needs as a firm — and the needs of our clients — have grown and evolved, we’ve added three new full-time employees to our team.

A conversation between Larry Ceisler and Salewa Ogunmefun, Executive Director of Pennsylvania Voice.

Our firm’s founder sits down with the president and CEO of Committee of Seventy for a deep dive on the upcoming races for mayor, City Council, governor, Senate and more.

The Ceisler Media & Issue Advocacy staff had a productive, rewarding summer serving clients and reflecting on the work we love.

Youssef Georgy, Keanu Ibarrondo, Jahnaya Peyton and Samra Smajlovic make great additions to our team. Summer 2022 was exceptionally busy at Ceisler Media.

Ceisler Media Senior Vice President Kirk Dorn on how Sesame Place bungled its response to a family’s negative experience. The recent incident at Sesame Place, in which two six-year-old Black girls seeking high fives got snubbed by a performer in a Rosita costume, offers a perfect illustration of the mistake so many organizations make when dealing with a crisis.

Clients’ needs ebb and flow, but summer isn’t the time to slack off. Senior Account Executive Kenneth Hilario has tips on how to adjust messaging approaches for the upcoming season. Summer is almost here, and, before you know it, so is the “summer slump.”

The strengths, challenges and expected outreach tactics for John Fetterman, Mehmet Oz, Doug Mastriano and Josh Shapiro. For Pennsylvania voters who thought they might get a short break from politics after the May primaries — well, the campaigns start now. You can expect an onslaught of TV, radio, social and digital media ads from now through Nov. 8.