Political Campaign Tips and Strategies
How to Run and Win a School Board Election
Year after year, education is ranked as a top voter concern, yet voter turnout rates for school board elections remain low. One major reason for the low level of voter turnout is that school elections often occur on dates and locations that differ from the general elections. Some advocates have suggested combining school board and school budget elections with other local and state election that generally have a higher turnout rate.
Tips For Great Political Campaign Photos
From brochures to websites to press releases, political photography plays an important role for any political candidate. We live in a visual world, so your images need to be compelling and help tell a story to voters. Besides your campaign logo and colors, photos are...
Crowdfunding Your Political Campaign
Is crowdfunding a good option for starting your political campaign? This technique for raising money has been used for years for projects and products. Recently the technique has grown in popularity for political purposes. Crowdfunding sites set conditions for...
Great Uses For Old Campaign Signs
Once the election is over, the campaign signs remain. Here are a ways to get rid of yard signs without throwing them out.
Common Political Campaign Sign Questions
Here are some common questions about campaign yard signs. Here we cover the where, when and how of political signage.
Preparing for Candidate Debates
Some campaigns will have debates or forums as an opportunity for candidates to present themselves and their platforms to the public. The rules and formats of these debates vary and are agreed upon by the candidates and moderators ahead of time. Here are a few tips that should help in any public debate.
How to Prepare for a Run for Local Office
Running for elected office lets you give back to your community. Whether you run for city council, state representative or school board, every candidate must ask, ‘should i run for political office?’
6 Ways to Add Interactivity to Your Campaign Website
Below are some fairly simple ways to add interactivity to your campaign website. These features help keep visitors on your site longer, allow them to become more involved in your campaign, and maybe provide something they can pass along to others.
Micro-targeting for Local Political Campaigns
Most political campaigns today now research and segment voters for specific messaging. It’s called micro-targeting, and the methods can be applied even to the smallest local campaign.
Campaign Letter Writing Tips
etters are a powerful way to influence public opinion. While you are likely get a few letters from close friends and supporters, it helps to have an organized letter-writing campaign to local newspapers and publications to help shape the issues and your public positions.


