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"Elections and campaigns" is a nonfiction category covering the people, processes, strategies, history and mechanics of running for and winning public office. It includes campaign memoirs and biographies, practical handbooks on organizing, messaging, fundraising, polling and data analytics, legal and procedural texts on electoral systems and voting law, and case studies or histories of notable elections. Books in this category examine the roles of media, social networks, grassroots mobilization, and technology, as well as voter behavior, ethics, and institutional reforms, and can be written for practitioners, students, scholars or general readers seeking behind-the-scenes insight into how democratic contests are contested and decided.

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