Campaigns are operating in a new reality. Shorter attention spans, unstable channels, tighter regulations, burned-out teams, and supporters who want flexibility, not friction. The old playbooks don’t break loudly. They just stop working.

This panel explores what resilience really means for campaigns heading into 2026. Not just surviving a cycle, but sustaining momentum over time. We will dig into how successful teams are rethinking structure, data ownership, supporter engagement, and on-the-ground execution to stay effective when platforms shift, rules change, and energy fluctuates.

Hosted by Qomon at Political Tech Summit, this conversation brings together practitioners and builders who focus less on vanity metrics and more on outcomes: supporters who show up, teams that adapt fast, and campaigns that keep moving forward when conditions get messy. Resilience is no longer a nice-to-have. It is the new baseline.