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Cleaning up what AI and search say about you is not a one time job. We keep testing and correcting through the whole campaign, because the win is what we are working toward.
AI systems do not think independently. They read the web, and Google is a large part of what they read. When an old article or an attack owns page one for your name, that becomes the version the AI repeats.
Cleaning up search results pays twice. The voter who looks you up sees accurate information immediately, and the AI systems quoting those pages start giving a better answer too.
We go through the top results for your name and the terms voters actually use, and grade each one for accuracy and for whether it helps or hurts.
Four routes, used in order of what will actually work on that result.
Contact the site carrying the false information and ask for a correction or an update to the original piece.
Publish better, more current and more authoritative content built to win the terms the bad result is holding.
Put a clear, citable rebuttal on the record so anyone, and any AI, checking the claim finds the answer.
Use the platform removal tools where the content genuinely meets the criteria, rather than as a first move.
Removal requests get a lot of attention and rarely work. Enforcement is inconsistent and the criteria are narrow.
Our weight goes into the two things that hold: getting the original article corrected, and publishing something better that earns the position. That result is durable and it keeps working after the cycle ends.
We are proudly based in Houston, Texas, but our work spans from local school board elections to federal races. Whether you’re running in a small district or on a national stage, Political SEO is universal — and we know how to tailor strategies to your race.
Our only mission is to ensure voters see the truth about you, not a distorted version created by algorithms, opposition research, or outdated AI sources.
One a false narrative is out on the internet it spreads and often becomes harder to correct
Search your full name in Google Incognito mode (to avoid personalized results). Note the top 10-20 results. Are they mostly positive (campaign site, endorsements, news coverage)? Or mixed/negative (criticism, old articles, misinformation)? Screenshot the results and share with us.
We can’t directly remove articles from Google, but we can request removal if the article contains false information that meets Google’s removal criteria. More effective: we create better content optimized to outrank negative results. Over time, positive content should dominate Google’s first page.
Initial improvements (ranking new positive content) take 4-8 weeks. Major improvements (positive content dominating page 1) typically take 8-12 weeks. Timeline depends on keyword difficulty and how much positive content we need to create/optimize.
We use multiple strategies: creating fact-check articles, optimizing official candidate information to outrank misinformation, building authoritative sources (Wikipedia, news coverage, endorsements), and in some cases requesting Google removal. Persistence is key, we continuously monitor and adjust strategy.
Yes. ChatGPT was trained on web sources including Google search results. By improving what appears in Google search for your candidate, we ensure ChatGPT’s training data includes more accurate information. This compounds the benefit.
The rest of the work around this one, all handled by the same team.
Harris County early voting 2026 final: 1,036,372 in-person voters over 12 days, Democrats D +26,707 among scored voters and D +111,906 with independents projected. Commissioner Pct 2 and 4, SD-4, HD-127 before Election Day.
Harris County early voting day twelve 2026: Democrats edge Friday D +188 on 126,397 voters, the biggest day of early voting. Commissioner races, SD-4, HD-127, independents projected, final early vote totals.