BIPAC

BIPAC has refreshed the Member Resource Portal to create a more streamlined experience for members accessing key tools and guidance.

The portal includes a wide range of templates, best practices, and planning resources supporting PAC, grassroots advocacy, and voter education programs.

Members are encouraged to revisit the portal and explore the updated resources available.

Timing matters when it comes to employee engagement.

While roughly half of employees entered the 2024 election knowing who they plan to vote for, 20% made their decision in the final week of the General Election.

Employers have an opportunity to provide trusted, nonpartisan guidance at the moments that matter most. BIPAC’s resources help organizations engage employees effectively throughout the election cycle.

Organizations across the country are recognizing the value of supporting employee civic engagement.

When employees feel informed and empowered to participate, it strengthens trust, engagement, and workplace culture.

EVRW helps organizations approach this work in a responsible and nonpartisan way.

Join us for the next installment of BIPAC’s Off to the Races election briefing, a members only discussion with Senior Political Analyst Jim Ellis.

These briefings provide timely insights into the evolving political landscape and what it may mean for organizations planning advocacy and engagement strategies in 2026.

Employer communications make a difference.

75% of employees at organizations with a PAC say election-related updates from their employers influence their understanding of issues and participation.

Midterm elections offer a chance to reinforce engagement programs, provide clear resources, and help employees feel informed. Learn more in BIPAC’s post-election survey report.

Empower your employees to become effective advocates!

As an educator within your organization, you can help them navigate the political landscape and confidently speak up for your organization's priorities. This post outlines how to build a sustained advocacy education program for your employees.

Advocacy isn’t just about metrics, it’s about people.

In this episode of Advocacy in Action, Liz Byrd sits down with Andrew Holt from the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors to explore how organizations can bring the human element back to the center of their advocacy efforts. From building real relationships with lawmakers to using storytelling that resonates, this conversation focuses on what actually drives engagement in today’s digital-first world.

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Employers play an important role in shaping civic culture.

When organizations provide employees with trusted information and opportunities to engage responsibly, participation becomes more accessible and more meaningful.

Through EVRW, BIPAC supports employers that want to build thoughtful civic engagement programs that empower employees while maintaining a nonpartisan approach.