Political Campaign Tip: Use A Consistent Ballot Name
What’s in a name? If you are running for office, it should be consistency. For example, if you are appearing on the ballot as “John Quincy Smith,” don’t promote yourself as “John Smith” or “John Q. Smith.” Your political... Read More
Do Write-in Candidates Ever Win?
A write-in campaign is a type of election in which people who are not on the ballot can nevertheless make themselves eligible to win by receiving enough valid write-in votes. Write-in campaigns are usually low-budget, grassroots efforts that take place... Read More
Are You Prepared for a Political Campaign? Take Our Readiness Survey and Find Out!
We’re excited to introduce our latest tool: “Are You Ready to Run for Office? Self-Assessment Survey.” This tool is for aspiring politicians and campaign trailblazers. It’s here to help you assess if you are ready to launch and... Read More
Speak Like a Voter, Win Like a Candidate
Are you watching your language? I’m talking about the language of your campaign as you reach out to voters. In your advertising, speeches, and one-to-one interactions, are you conversing with or talking down to your audience? How do you talk down... Read More
Spring Cleaning For Your Campaign’s Social Media
Spring is finally here! Days are getting longer, and for many, it’s time for cleaning. If you are running for office, now is a great time to review your campaign social media accounts. These tips apply to both campaign and personal... Read More
Making Your Campaign’s FAQs Work Harder for You
One problem facing local political campaign websites is that there just isn’t enough content. There are times when we get little information about a candidate, their positions, or even why they are running. A lack of material makes building out a... Read More