In the 2020 election cycle, U.S. presidential and congressional candidates spent nearly $14 billion, and projections for 2024 suggest total spending exceeded $16 billion. On the heels of the most expensive political campaign season on record, the next election cycle has already begun, with many politicians already eyeing reelection while newcomers are preparing to jump into midterm races. Between such significant spending and the increasingly elaborate efforts of modern political campaigns, it is safe to say such operations are more complex—and risky—than ever before.

From campaign staff facing potential bodily injury on the trail to cybercriminals targeting sensitive donor information, the range of exposures is constantly growing. To safeguard against such risks, political campaigns must secure the right insurance coverage early to mitigate these evolving risks and potential losses from the outset.

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