About IPE27
Every democracy has a missing voter problem. Almost no democracy has a forum dedicated to solving it. IPE27 exists to close that gap: a working expo where political parties, campaign experts, strategists, academics, and innovators compare what is failing, what is working, and what comes next.
What IPE27 sets out to do
Map the global missing voter crisis.
Generate comparative regional and global insight into electoral disengagement and participation decline.
Interrogate the drivers of disengagement.
Examine the political, economic, technological, institutional, and social forces pushing voters out of the process.
Develop participation recovery frameworks.
Identify practical, transferable strategies for rebuilding voter trust and democratic participation.
Redesign campaign models for the future.
Explore ethical, transparent, citizen-centred campaign approaches built for low-trust political environments.
Strengthen democratic participation globally.
Position campaigns not only as instruments of electoral competition but as mechanisms of democratic renewal and civic inclusion.
Build a global professional network.
Connect practitioners across borders, because the challenges of reaching voters, running field operations, and communicating under pressure look remarkably similar from one democracy to the next.
Inside IPE25
From IPE25
Sample testimonial — the networking alone justified the trip.
Sample testimonial — a rare room where diagnosis meets deployment.
Sample testimonial — I left with methods I could apply the following week.
Sample testimonial — the practitioner sessions were the most useful two days of my year.
Over two days of sessions, workshops, and structured networking, IPE27 brings strategists, technologists, party officials, NGOs, and vendors into one room with one goal: ensuring that political campaign tools are fit for reclaiming the missing voter.