Read more about running for office. Learn about choosing the office to run for, getting a campaign started, announcing your candidacy, fundraising and building voter support.
To win office, even local candidates sometimes need to campaign twice: once in the primary and again in the general election. If no candidate reaches the required vote threshold, there may also be a runoff.
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Judges in the U.S. make important decisions every day that can affect the lives of all citizens. If you’re going to run for judge, you will need to know what is needed to campaign for the office.
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Successful political campaigns start with a strong announcement. Of course, there’s a lot more that goes on behind the scenes before a candidate can publicly declare a candidacy. Before you announce, your campaign should have a basic plan, a clear … Read the rest
Most people associate a mayoral position with a large city. However, the position of mayor as the head of a municipality extends to small towns and villages.
The majority of mayors and the city council, village, or town council are … Read the rest
Checklists are powerful tools in campaigns. Checklists turn completely green volunteers into competent workers. Checklists ensure quality and help staff manage themselves instead of using precious resources managing employees. The opportunities to use checklists in campaigns are nearly endless!
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