Campaign strategy informed by current data.

We help campaigns understand voters and decide where to spend their time and money. Our team brings campaign experience, AI analytics, and social media monitoring to that work.

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What we do

  • Campaign Strategy & Analytics

    Use current voter data to choose audiences, test messages, and set spending priorities.

  • Social Media Analytics & Aggregation

    Follow what voters are saying across social platforms and see how concerns differ by district.

  • Campaign Development & Management

    Organize field work, communications, digital outreach, and fundraising, remotely or on-site.

  • Targeted Communication

    Reach voters with messages about their concerns on the channels they use.

Services

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Campaign Management

We work with your campaign to organize field operations, communications, digital outreach, and fundraising. Our team can work remotely or on-site, using technology to reduce the workload on your staff.

We also coordinate messaging across online outreach and work in the field, so voters hear a consistent message from your campaign.

Predictive Campaign Analytics

Our reports show voter sentiment, where your support is strongest, and where there is room to gain support. They give you a brief view of the data you need to make campaign decisions.

Choose weekly summaries, daily updates, or live data feeds as election day approaches.

Custom AI Solutions

We use AI to analyze voter data and identify the issues communities are raising. That research helps us write messages for text, email, social media, and digital advertising.

Predictive models estimate where your campaign can gain support and help you decide where to commit resources.

Social Media Campaigns & Branding

We use social media monitoring to understand voter concerns and write posts in your campaign's voice.

When false claims spread online, we coordinate a response with accurate information about your candidate and positions.

Campaign Events

We plan rallies, town halls, and meet-and-greets where supporters can hear from you, ask questions, and sign up to volunteer.

We handle planning and logistics so you can spend time with the people who attend.

Social Media Aggregation

Follow voter concerns and campaign coverage across social platforms as they develop.

  • Audience targeting

    Adjust outreach for the audience size and location.

  • Voter sentiment & trends

    See which issues people discuss and how opinions change.

  • Predictive voter modeling

    Estimate support, likely turnout, and opportunities to persuade voters.

  • Message testing & updates

    Update campaign messages based on how voters respond.

  • Rapid response

    Coordinate responses to negative coverage and false claims online.

  • Support by location

    Compare support and areas of concern by district, city, neighborhood, and ZIP code.

  • Online conversations

    Take part in discussions and respond to questions about your campaign.

  • Fundraising support

    Use what you learn about supporters to plan fundraising outreach.

How we work

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  1. Assess the race

    We assess your campaign's prospects, funding options, and likely challenges. This includes a SWOT analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. We then group voters by location, issues, demographics, and behavior to identify where your campaign should focus.

  2. Plan and run the campaign

    We coordinate field work, communications, digital outreach, fundraising, and messaging. AI tools support the research and day-to-day work. We monitor conversations online and in the community, then help your team respond to new concerns without losing sight of your campaign's positions.

  3. Track results and adjust

    We track campaign performance against agreed measures of effectiveness and voter engagement. Your team can use those results to adjust outreach and spending as voter sentiment changes, from launch through election day.

Our team

Meet the people behind our campaign strategy and technology.

Isaac James

CEO

Isaac James

Isaac James, an IT executive with expertise in artificial intelligence, analytics, and cybersecurity, served as the Political Director for the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. presidential campaign in Colorado. During his tenure, he implemented a business intelligence application tailored to social media for Colorado, focusing on event planning, fundraising, and strategic partnerships.

In addition to his role in developing political strategy, coalition building, and fundraising, James implemented IT systems to enhance the efficiency of political campaigns. He utilized social media posts to gather information for strategy development, including event planning, messaging, and fundraising initiatives. Furthermore, he deployed a rapid response team to address negative social media posts, employing educational and supportive strategies to foster public engagement.

As a United States Marine Corps veteran, James’s military experience has proven instrumental in streamlining workflows and processes within both political campaigns and the commercial sector. This background has contributed to the development of robust organizational structures that yield positive outcomes.

Rob Lucero

Political Strategists

Rob Lucero

Rob Lucero is a public policy strategist, political organizer, and executive leader with more than two decades of experience in campaign management, fundraising, coalition building, nonprofit leadership, and Native American affairs. From 2025 through the summer of 2026, he was a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in California’s 34th Congressional District.

From 2023 to 2024, Lucero served as a director on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign. As the campaign’s first official employee, he worked with former Congressman Dennis Kucinich and senior leadership to establish fundraising and volunteer operations, recruit and develop staff, and organize the national campaign.

Lucero also served as a policy advocate and advisor during the Kennedy campaign, focusing on infrastructure development, public credit, banking, and monetary reform. He worked with Kennedy on a national infrastructure-finance policy designed to expand investment in America’s productive economy and physical infrastructure.

He also drafted what became Kennedy’s final public policy post on X as a presidential candidate, advocating a new Bretton Woods conference on international monetary and financial reform.

Tommy Wells

Chief Technology Officer

Tommy Wells

Tommy Wells is a software engineer and technology leader with more than twenty years of experience architecting and delivering enterprise applications. At Colorado Analytica, Tommy leads engineering and data infrastructure, including the analytics platforms, AI tooling, and social media monitoring systems behind the firm's voter research and campaign strategy work.

Tommy spent nearly eighteen years at a national insurance technology company as a senior software engineer and team leader, where he architected a client rate-loading platform that cut time-to-production from weeks to hours and led the company's database, DevOps, and internal application teams for a decade. He has since served as Chief Technology Officer at two startups and as Senior Vice President of Engineering at a cybersecurity firm, establishing cloud security and DevOps practices for a team of twenty-five developers.

Tommy currently works on the strategic planning and architecture team at a Fortune 100 company, focusing on enterprise architecture, cloud cost optimization, and the applied use of AI in software delivery. He holds a Master of Science in Software Engineering and Database Technologies from Regis University.

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