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02.client hall of fame
03.political campaigns & organizations
04.public affairs & issue advocacy
05.national organizations
06.faith & values
07.international
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New Media’s client list reads like a "Who's Who" of Republican politics.
We have no glitzy marketing campaigns or slick sales force. So how does a small company in Ohio amass such an impressive national and international client list? Word-of-mouth and client referrals? Yes, and doing great work is a given, but we also make it a priority to build good working relationships with our clients.
By partnering with people we respect and building trust over time, New Media has become known as the firm clients can consistently count on to deliver solutions that make a difference over the long haul.
Among the political and issue advocacy clients New Media has been pleased to serve are:
- Spence Abraham for Senate 2000
- Alabama Republican Party
- Lamar Alexander for Senate 2002
- American Center for Law & Justice
- American Solutions (Newt Gingrich)
- Arizona Republican Party
- Barton for Congress 2002/2004/2006
- BASF Government Relations
- Business Roundtable
- Bush-Brogan 1998/2002
- Bush-Cheney 2000/2004
- Bush-Cheney Presidential Transition
- Carmel Entertainment Group
- Center for the Study of Popular Culture
- Charles Schwab
- Citizens for Tax Repeal
- Citizens for the Protection of Marriage
- Cleveland Public Library
- Connecticut Republican State Central Committee
- Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE)
- Delaware Republican Party
- Dick DeVos for Governor 2006
- District of Columbia Republican Party
- Elizabeth Dole for Senate 2002
- European Center for Law & Justice
- Florida Executive Office of the Governor
- Florida Republican Party
- Foundation for the Defense of Democracies
- Free Enterprise Fund
- Freedom Center (David Horowitz)
- The Freedom Project (John Boehner)
- Greater Cleveland Growth Association
- Mike Huckabee for Governor 2002
- Kenny Hulshof for Congress 2004/2006
- Hawaii Republican Party
- Idaho Republican Party
- Jim Inhofe for Senate 2008
- International Association of Political Consultants
- International Democrat Union
- International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES)
- International Republican Institute
- Iowa Republican Party
- Kansas Republican State Committee
- Kentucky Republican Party
- Louisiana Republican Party
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- Mark Kennedy for Congress 2002/2004
- Maine Republican Party
- Maryland Republican Party
- Massachusetts Republican State Committee
- John McCain 2008 Presidential Committee
- Microsoft
- Montana Republican Party
- National Association of Manufacturers
- National Cable & Telecommunications Association
- National Federation of Independent Business
- National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action
- National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund
- New York City 2004 RNC Host Committee
- North Dakota Republican Party
- Ohioans for Blackwell 2002/2006
- Ohio Republican Party
- Oklahoma Republican Party
- Oregon Republican Party
- Republican Governors Association
- Republican Jewish Coalition
- Republican National Committee
- Republican Party of Arkansas
- Republican Party of New Mexico
- Republican State Central Committee of Nevada
- Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island Republican Party
- Pat Roberts for Senate 2008
- Jim Ryan for Governor 2002
- Rick Santorum for Senate 2000/2006
- Rob Simmons for Congress 2004
- Gordon Smith for Senate 2002
- South Carolina Republican Party
- South Dakota Republican Party
- Ted Stevens for Senate 2002
- Bob Taft for Governor 1998/2002
- John Thune for Senate 2002/2004
- USAID
- Utah Republican Party
- Vermont Republican State Committee
- David Vitter for Senate 2004
- George Voinovich for Senate 2004
- Washington State Republican Party
- Heather Wilson for Congress 2000/2002/2004/2006
- Heather Wilson for Senate 2008
- Wyoming Republican Party
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