Republican National Committee New Media Communications and the Republican National Committee have forged a groundbreaking partnership that continues to impact party apparatus and key races all across the country. Since 2002, we have worked together to build a full suite of powerful online tools to help elect Republicans from the top of the ticket on down. In 2007 New Media Communications worked hand-in-hand with the GOP to update its existing to website to include GOP content on popular social networking site including, Del.icio.us, Digg, Facebook, Flickr, Reddit, Stumble Upon, Technorati, Twitter, and YouTube. In addition, we made the content people were asking for easier to find by putting it right up front, where and how they wanted it.

John McCain 2008 New Media Communications worked in tandem with a strategic team of designers, political experts, and online strategists to develop the website for presidential candidate Senator John McCain. The backend to the site included a custom built extranet allowing the campaign to manage volunteer activities, reporting, communications and project collaboration with minimal effort. The campaign also had unique satellite sites for states and McCainSpace pages allowing users to create their own unique user space and network with other supporters.

Friends of Jim Inhofe As a distinguished U.S. Senator, Jim Inhofe choose New Media to build his 2008 online campaign headquarters at a time when Republicans and Democrats were fighting tooth and nail to establish dominance in the U.S. Senate. New Media built an online presence that allows Sen. Inhofe to keep voters informed of his stance on key issues facing Oklahoma and allow Inhofe supporters to become involved with his reelection campaign.

Heather Wilson for Senate '08 Heather Wilson has served the people of the First District of New Mexico in the House of Representatives for nine years where she is known for her excellent constituent service and her expertise on national security matters. As a long-time New Media client, she was able to hold her seat against a challenge by the sitting Attorney General of New Mexico who was one of the best funded challengers in the country. Capitalizing on a ‘grassroots’ campaign of effective email messaging to her constituents and supporters to keep them informed of the real issues affecting them and the state of New Mexico, she continues to lead her largely Democrat district in Congress. This same effort will be applied in her run for the US Senate this fall, as teamed up with New Media, she will utilize the latest tools to continue her successful footprint of keeping the voters informed of the issues that affect them.

GOP States Project Following the success of OhioGOP.org, more than two dozen other state Republican websites are being technically and graphically redesigned with the goal of getting more information and online activists' tools into the hands of voters. New state GOP sites for Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Vermont and Washington were launched in time for the GOP's January 2006 Winter Meeting in Washington. The remainder will be completed in time for the November 2006 elections.