Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
This document outlines the planning and implementation of an election campaign by an anti-establishment group in Lebanon. It discusses identifying the need for political change through democratic elections rather than revolution. The group, Kelna Beirut, initiated their campaign by forming a core team, scouting candidates, and securing initial funding. They faced challenges in planning due to uncertainties, such as fluctuating resources and a volatile political landscape. Execution required flexibility to adapt to unforeseen issues around fundraising, candidate recruitment, and media coverage. Lessons learned include the importance of project management principles for efficiency when resources are limited, and treating political change as a long-term process.
Political Consulting Services | Election Campaign Mgt By AK Mishra @ https://www.politicalconsultant.in || WhatsApp +91-8587067685
political consulting | election Campaigning,Political Branding & Image Building | Lost Vote Bank Regain Mgt
Informed Citizen Akron #2: Improving Candidate-Focused Media Coverage in the ...Jefferson Center
Following the momentum of the first Informed Citizen Akron, 18 Akron-area residents continued to learn from media experts, to deliberate, and to generate recommendations for how local and Ohio-based media partners can improve issue-based coverage during the 2016 presidential election.
Election Campaign Planning-Research and TargetingKristina Wilfore
The document provides guidance on developing an effective campaign plan. It stresses that the plan should be written, flexible, explainable, research-based, and include clear goals, targets, messaging, and voter contact strategies. It emphasizes building the plan based on research into the candidate, district, voters, and past election trends to determine the path to victory and goals. The research then drives the messaging and strategy to most efficiently focus efforts on turning out the base and persuading undecided voters.
Political Campaign Planning by Vinod NarbarVinod Narbar
The document provides guidance on developing a strategic plan for a political campaign. It discusses determining election rules, researching the constituency and past elections, assessing the candidate's strengths and weaknesses, and opposition research on other candidates. The goal is to identify the number of votes needed to win and how to target voters strategically based on demographic analysis to help achieve victory. Proper planning of voter targeting is emphasized to focus resources effectively.
The document analyzes news coverage of the 2014 Congressional campaign to determine if coverage provided sufficient information for voters to make informed decisions. It finds that substantive coverage, which discusses candidates' qualifications and policies, decreased over time, while embellished coverage focusing on trivial aspects like polls and endorsements increased as the election approached. This suggests media coverage may have affected how informed voters were prior to the election, as the overall quality of coverage emphasized trivial issues rather than policies.
Predictive Analytics in Political Campaigns: Obama and BeyondRising Media Ltd.
In the last decade predictive modeling has changed American political campaigns, especially at the presidential level. Long before Election Day 2012, Obama campaign staffers were confident that President Obama would be re-elected because they had sophisticated modeling predicting wins in many important states. More importantly, modeling helps political campaigns learn which voters to target with particular messages. This session will summarize predictive modeling in American politics, with an eye toward the way it might be developed for international applications.
The document discusses strategies for identifying minority voters and targeting messaging toward conservative values. It promotes canvassing neighborhoods to identify voters and conduct surveys to build a model for getting out the conservative vote. It also describes new campaign software called ARC that uses voter data and mobile technology to help communicate with and mobilize conservative voters.
This document outlines the planning and implementation of an election campaign by an anti-establishment group in Lebanon. It discusses identifying the need for political change through democratic elections rather than revolution. The group, Kelna Beirut, initiated their campaign by forming a core team, scouting candidates, and securing initial funding. They faced challenges in planning due to uncertainties, such as fluctuating resources and a volatile political landscape. Execution required flexibility to adapt to unforeseen issues around fundraising, candidate recruitment, and media coverage. Lessons learned include the importance of project management principles for efficiency when resources are limited, and treating political change as a long-term process.
Political Consulting Services | Election Campaign Mgt By AK Mishra @ https://www.politicalconsultant.in || WhatsApp +91-8587067685
political consulting | election Campaigning,Political Branding & Image Building | Lost Vote Bank Regain Mgt
Informed Citizen Akron #2: Improving Candidate-Focused Media Coverage in the ...Jefferson Center
Following the momentum of the first Informed Citizen Akron, 18 Akron-area residents continued to learn from media experts, to deliberate, and to generate recommendations for how local and Ohio-based media partners can improve issue-based coverage during the 2016 presidential election.
Election Campaign Planning-Research and TargetingKristina Wilfore
The document provides guidance on developing an effective campaign plan. It stresses that the plan should be written, flexible, explainable, research-based, and include clear goals, targets, messaging, and voter contact strategies. It emphasizes building the plan based on research into the candidate, district, voters, and past election trends to determine the path to victory and goals. The research then drives the messaging and strategy to most efficiently focus efforts on turning out the base and persuading undecided voters.
Political Campaign Planning by Vinod NarbarVinod Narbar
The document provides guidance on developing a strategic plan for a political campaign. It discusses determining election rules, researching the constituency and past elections, assessing the candidate's strengths and weaknesses, and opposition research on other candidates. The goal is to identify the number of votes needed to win and how to target voters strategically based on demographic analysis to help achieve victory. Proper planning of voter targeting is emphasized to focus resources effectively.
The document analyzes news coverage of the 2014 Congressional campaign to determine if coverage provided sufficient information for voters to make informed decisions. It finds that substantive coverage, which discusses candidates' qualifications and policies, decreased over time, while embellished coverage focusing on trivial aspects like polls and endorsements increased as the election approached. This suggests media coverage may have affected how informed voters were prior to the election, as the overall quality of coverage emphasized trivial issues rather than policies.
Predictive Analytics in Political Campaigns: Obama and BeyondRising Media Ltd.
In the last decade predictive modeling has changed American political campaigns, especially at the presidential level. Long before Election Day 2012, Obama campaign staffers were confident that President Obama would be re-elected because they had sophisticated modeling predicting wins in many important states. More importantly, modeling helps political campaigns learn which voters to target with particular messages. This session will summarize predictive modeling in American politics, with an eye toward the way it might be developed for international applications.
The document discusses strategies for identifying minority voters and targeting messaging toward conservative values. It promotes canvassing neighborhoods to identify voters and conduct surveys to build a model for getting out the conservative vote. It also describes new campaign software called ARC that uses voter data and mobile technology to help communicate with and mobilize conservative voters.
Political parties in India are expected to spend $5 billion on advertising for the 2014 elections, triple what was spent in 2009. This large spending is aimed at swaying the perceptions of confused voters through propaganda techniques. A major focus is on first-time voters, who make up over 150 million people and led 40% of social media discussions on elections. Politicians are adopting social media and targeting voters based on issues like jobs, prices, and women's safety. How first-time voters decide could influence India's politics for the next 20 years. Narendra Modi in particular has built a strong social media presence to directly connect with voters.
This study examined the influence of social networking sites and interpersonal political discussion on civic and political participation and confidence in government. The study found that reliance on social networking sites was positively associated with civic participation but not political participation or confidence in government. Interpersonal political discussion was found to enhance political participation and help citizens develop higher quality opinions. The study suggests encouraging more interpersonal political discussion to stimulate civic and political participation.
This document provides guidance on developing a winning campaign plan in 3 parts:
1. It outlines the basic components that should be included in any campaign plan such as an analysis of the district, candidate, issues, and budget.
2. It discusses how to analyze the district through understanding past election results and the current political environment.
3. It emphasizes the importance of developing strategies for voter contact, volunteer coordination, fundraising, and getting out the vote. Having a clear, written plan is presented as key to winning local elections.
Political Branding in India: Brand BJPSudheender S
The document discusses research conducted on political branding of the BJP party in India. It outlines the problem statement of determining factors that influence urban youth voters' inclination to vote for political parties. Exploratory research was conducted including focus groups, in-depth interviews, and projective techniques. This research identified key factors like leadership, ideology, and development orientation. Surveys were administered and factor analysis identified 4 key factors of party perception. Discriminant analysis found decisive leadership was important for BJP. Recommendations include focusing on non-Hindu voters, improving the non-corrupt image, and announcing pro-poor policies to increase inclusiveness.
The document provides best practices for online campaigning, including setting goals, tracking metrics, investing in infrastructure, understanding the audience, making the website interactive, gathering voter information from the website, using imagery, emailing supporters about the website launch, offering an online donation system, making donations easy to find, reminding donors why they should donate, helping donors choose donation amounts, managing email frequency and content, offering opt-in/opt-out of emails, making emails readable, personalizing emails, using earned media, driving traffic to the website, not expecting immediate results from online efforts, using other forms of communication, and saying thank you to donors.
The Problems Associated with Political Campaign Persuasion through Propaganda...ijtsrd
The research article is based on the problems that are related to psychological facts in political campaigns. It explained the problems and challenges with the political campaign due to the psychological effect on the national election. National elections are not based on democratic principles as some different factors and variables could put influence on the choice of voters and due to which selection of a candidate might not according to the choice of an individual. It could also have to face different kinds of problems that are related to political campaigns. It is psychological fact that voters expect from the political bodies to give better performance and also select the leader according to the abilities but some factors influence their willingness and it could result in different problems therefore propagandas of political campaigns are also considered important to in political campaigns. Prof. Lawrence Lowell "The Problems Associated with Political Campaign Persuasion through Propaganda and its’ Psychological Effects on National Election" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-1 , December 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd35760.pdf Paper URL : https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/35760/the-problems-associated-with-political-campaign-persuasion-through-propaganda-and-its’-psychological-effects-on-national-election/prof-lawrence-lowell
Are you thinking of entering politics? You need to read this and understand the nitty gritty of today's politics to ensure that you WIN and election and not just be another candidate who tried and failed.
Camapign Sciences is the analytics arm of Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research. This deck is our attempt to explain what we do, how we do it and how our clients use it.
Allen Brown: Social Media and NonprofitsAllen Brown
This document discusses the use of social media by nonprofits. It provides information on:
- The prevalence and attitudes toward social media use among nonprofits.
- What has worked for successful social media fundraising, such as during high-profile disasters or presidential campaigns.
- How social media can engage younger donors and will likely play a greater role in fundraising over time.
- Trends in social media use, including that women are more likely than men to engage with nonprofit causes via social media.
- Advice for nonprofits on using social media, such as to deepen engagement, reach influencers, and tell their own story.
This document discusses various strategies used in election campaigns in Uttar Pradesh, India, including opinion polls showing voter projections, obstacles for different parties, methods of media management, demonstrations, personalized audio messaging, canvassing, microtargeting, research and surveys. In conclusion, it notes that elections in UP involve large amounts of black money spent on manipulating voters through donations and liquor as well as donations from corporate houses that later expect tax and policy advantages.
This is shortened version of a presentation that I was asked to give to a prospective political campaigning group in 2010, for I won contracts to conduct all polling for several hotly contested races, all of which I helped them win in the 2010 campaign cycle. It also includes representative clients that we have served, including not only political clients but also corporate and nonprofit brands.
Advocacy and Lobbying from a Local and Global prospectiveAdnan Khuram Hayat
Quick guide for small and mid-sized Non-governmental Organizations' (NGOs'), Civil Society Organizations' (CSOs'), Community Based Organizations (CBOs'), Charities & Causes
When Jim Messina arrived as Obama's campaign manager in 2011, he mandated decisions be based on data. The campaign collected over 80 data points on voters and used analytics to build profiles. They tested strategies through computer simulations run daily. Based on analysis, they targeted fundraising, ads, volunteers and messages. This data-driven approach helped Obama identify and mobilize supporters, raising $1 billion and re-electing the president in 2012.
Best practices on social media communication for political figures and partiesDino Amenduni
How to build a team, choose the tools,
adopt good practices and get ready to daily work
Bruxelles, 10-12 may 2012
Pes activist ‘Train the Trainers’ event
This document provides a summary of the discussions that took place in National Issues Forums across 44 states on the topic of "Money and Politics." The forums explored how money influences politics and damages democracy. Participants felt money skews political decisions toward special interests, gives wealthy candidates unfair advantages, and leaves ordinary citizens feeling their voices don't count. They also felt money corrupts public debate by limiting certain voices and amplifying others. While views evolved, most supported reforms like providing free media access or public financing to level the playing field, though some opposed public financing.
Presentation at the LWV Berkeley/Albany/Emeryville event on civic engagement and voting from 2012. The video of this presentation is here: http://youtu.be/fGPTsTvhuRU
The document summarizes the process of the U.S. presidential election system from the initial testing of candidacies around 2 years out, through campaigning, primaries and caucuses, national conventions, debates, election day voting, the electoral college vote, and culminating with the inauguration of the new president on January 20th. Key aspects include fundraising requirements, primary dates and locations, the roles of the media and campaign advertising, and the focus on swing states in the final months leading up to election day.
Election, particiption and voting behaviourShyam Budhwar
Voting behavior in India is influenced by many determinants. Religious, caste, community, and linguistic factors play a role as politicians appeal to these identities. Money also influences votes as it is used by parties to win elections. Ideology and policies can sway voters, as can the purpose of an election. The extent of suffrage also impacts behavior. Additionally, the charisma of leaders is very influential, as slogans and personalities have changed voter minds and election outcomes in India. Some examples given are Indira Gandhi's "Garibi Hatao" slogan and Narendra Modi's strong image. Caste alliances and regionalism further guide how many Indians vote.
Jason A. Cohen - Political Communication Literature Review and Analysis PaperJason A. Cohen
This document analyzes Barack Obama's successful use of internet strategies in his 2008 presidential campaign. It reviews literature showing the increasing role of the internet in political campaigns. Obama recognized voters were getting more information online and embraced new technologies. He used social media more than previous candidates to communicate his message, raise funds, organize supporters, and mobilize voters. This helped him overcome initial disadvantages against opponents like Clinton and McCain. Obama raised record amounts of donations online, including over $500 million of the $750 million total. His multifaceted digital engagement strategies were credited as a major reason for his election victory by staying connected to supporters throughout the campaign.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Political parties in India are expected to spend $5 billion on advertising for the 2014 elections, triple what was spent in 2009. This large spending is aimed at swaying the perceptions of confused voters through propaganda techniques. A major focus is on first-time voters, who make up over 150 million people and led 40% of social media discussions on elections. Politicians are adopting social media and targeting voters based on issues like jobs, prices, and women's safety. How first-time voters decide could influence India's politics for the next 20 years. Narendra Modi in particular has built a strong social media presence to directly connect with voters.
This study examined the influence of social networking sites and interpersonal political discussion on civic and political participation and confidence in government. The study found that reliance on social networking sites was positively associated with civic participation but not political participation or confidence in government. Interpersonal political discussion was found to enhance political participation and help citizens develop higher quality opinions. The study suggests encouraging more interpersonal political discussion to stimulate civic and political participation.
This document provides guidance on developing a winning campaign plan in 3 parts:
1. It outlines the basic components that should be included in any campaign plan such as an analysis of the district, candidate, issues, and budget.
2. It discusses how to analyze the district through understanding past election results and the current political environment.
3. It emphasizes the importance of developing strategies for voter contact, volunteer coordination, fundraising, and getting out the vote. Having a clear, written plan is presented as key to winning local elections.
Political Branding in India: Brand BJPSudheender S
The document discusses research conducted on political branding of the BJP party in India. It outlines the problem statement of determining factors that influence urban youth voters' inclination to vote for political parties. Exploratory research was conducted including focus groups, in-depth interviews, and projective techniques. This research identified key factors like leadership, ideology, and development orientation. Surveys were administered and factor analysis identified 4 key factors of party perception. Discriminant analysis found decisive leadership was important for BJP. Recommendations include focusing on non-Hindu voters, improving the non-corrupt image, and announcing pro-poor policies to increase inclusiveness.
The document provides best practices for online campaigning, including setting goals, tracking metrics, investing in infrastructure, understanding the audience, making the website interactive, gathering voter information from the website, using imagery, emailing supporters about the website launch, offering an online donation system, making donations easy to find, reminding donors why they should donate, helping donors choose donation amounts, managing email frequency and content, offering opt-in/opt-out of emails, making emails readable, personalizing emails, using earned media, driving traffic to the website, not expecting immediate results from online efforts, using other forms of communication, and saying thank you to donors.
The Problems Associated with Political Campaign Persuasion through Propaganda...ijtsrd
The research article is based on the problems that are related to psychological facts in political campaigns. It explained the problems and challenges with the political campaign due to the psychological effect on the national election. National elections are not based on democratic principles as some different factors and variables could put influence on the choice of voters and due to which selection of a candidate might not according to the choice of an individual. It could also have to face different kinds of problems that are related to political campaigns. It is psychological fact that voters expect from the political bodies to give better performance and also select the leader according to the abilities but some factors influence their willingness and it could result in different problems therefore propagandas of political campaigns are also considered important to in political campaigns. Prof. Lawrence Lowell "The Problems Associated with Political Campaign Persuasion through Propaganda and its’ Psychological Effects on National Election" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-1 , December 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd35760.pdf Paper URL : https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/35760/the-problems-associated-with-political-campaign-persuasion-through-propaganda-and-its’-psychological-effects-on-national-election/prof-lawrence-lowell
Are you thinking of entering politics? You need to read this and understand the nitty gritty of today's politics to ensure that you WIN and election and not just be another candidate who tried and failed.
Camapign Sciences is the analytics arm of Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research. This deck is our attempt to explain what we do, how we do it and how our clients use it.
Allen Brown: Social Media and NonprofitsAllen Brown
This document discusses the use of social media by nonprofits. It provides information on:
- The prevalence and attitudes toward social media use among nonprofits.
- What has worked for successful social media fundraising, such as during high-profile disasters or presidential campaigns.
- How social media can engage younger donors and will likely play a greater role in fundraising over time.
- Trends in social media use, including that women are more likely than men to engage with nonprofit causes via social media.
- Advice for nonprofits on using social media, such as to deepen engagement, reach influencers, and tell their own story.
This document discusses various strategies used in election campaigns in Uttar Pradesh, India, including opinion polls showing voter projections, obstacles for different parties, methods of media management, demonstrations, personalized audio messaging, canvassing, microtargeting, research and surveys. In conclusion, it notes that elections in UP involve large amounts of black money spent on manipulating voters through donations and liquor as well as donations from corporate houses that later expect tax and policy advantages.
This is shortened version of a presentation that I was asked to give to a prospective political campaigning group in 2010, for I won contracts to conduct all polling for several hotly contested races, all of which I helped them win in the 2010 campaign cycle. It also includes representative clients that we have served, including not only political clients but also corporate and nonprofit brands.
Advocacy and Lobbying from a Local and Global prospectiveAdnan Khuram Hayat
Quick guide for small and mid-sized Non-governmental Organizations' (NGOs'), Civil Society Organizations' (CSOs'), Community Based Organizations (CBOs'), Charities & Causes
When Jim Messina arrived as Obama's campaign manager in 2011, he mandated decisions be based on data. The campaign collected over 80 data points on voters and used analytics to build profiles. They tested strategies through computer simulations run daily. Based on analysis, they targeted fundraising, ads, volunteers and messages. This data-driven approach helped Obama identify and mobilize supporters, raising $1 billion and re-electing the president in 2012.
Best practices on social media communication for political figures and partiesDino Amenduni
How to build a team, choose the tools,
adopt good practices and get ready to daily work
Bruxelles, 10-12 may 2012
Pes activist ‘Train the Trainers’ event
This document provides a summary of the discussions that took place in National Issues Forums across 44 states on the topic of "Money and Politics." The forums explored how money influences politics and damages democracy. Participants felt money skews political decisions toward special interests, gives wealthy candidates unfair advantages, and leaves ordinary citizens feeling their voices don't count. They also felt money corrupts public debate by limiting certain voices and amplifying others. While views evolved, most supported reforms like providing free media access or public financing to level the playing field, though some opposed public financing.
Presentation at the LWV Berkeley/Albany/Emeryville event on civic engagement and voting from 2012. The video of this presentation is here: http://youtu.be/fGPTsTvhuRU
The document summarizes the process of the U.S. presidential election system from the initial testing of candidacies around 2 years out, through campaigning, primaries and caucuses, national conventions, debates, election day voting, the electoral college vote, and culminating with the inauguration of the new president on January 20th. Key aspects include fundraising requirements, primary dates and locations, the roles of the media and campaign advertising, and the focus on swing states in the final months leading up to election day.
Election, particiption and voting behaviourShyam Budhwar
Voting behavior in India is influenced by many determinants. Religious, caste, community, and linguistic factors play a role as politicians appeal to these identities. Money also influences votes as it is used by parties to win elections. Ideology and policies can sway voters, as can the purpose of an election. The extent of suffrage also impacts behavior. Additionally, the charisma of leaders is very influential, as slogans and personalities have changed voter minds and election outcomes in India. Some examples given are Indira Gandhi's "Garibi Hatao" slogan and Narendra Modi's strong image. Caste alliances and regionalism further guide how many Indians vote.
Jason A. Cohen - Political Communication Literature Review and Analysis PaperJason A. Cohen
This document analyzes Barack Obama's successful use of internet strategies in his 2008 presidential campaign. It reviews literature showing the increasing role of the internet in political campaigns. Obama recognized voters were getting more information online and embraced new technologies. He used social media more than previous candidates to communicate his message, raise funds, organize supporters, and mobilize voters. This helped him overcome initial disadvantages against opponents like Clinton and McCain. Obama raised record amounts of donations online, including over $500 million of the $750 million total. His multifaceted digital engagement strategies were credited as a major reason for his election victory by staying connected to supporters throughout the campaign.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
The document proposes a solution to improve concussion diagnosis and tracking of recovery. It describes developing a device that uses electrodes on the scalp to measure brain activity in different regions while the subject performs tasks. This would provide more accurate diagnosis of where brain damage occurred compared to current methods. Repeated use of the device could monitor recovery by seeing improved brain function over time in damaged areas. The goal is to prevent second-impact syndrome and help athletes and doctors better understand injury severity and recovery progress. A prototype was created using sponge electrodes, wires and a Bluetooth-enabled data analyzer to demonstrate feasibility. The potential impact is transforming concussion treatment and safety.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
ColoClean is a new colonoscopy preparation kit that aims to provide a more humane and effective prep experience for patients. It includes easy-to-follow instructions, educational materials, medications, and a cookbook with a low-residue meal plan and prep schedule. The goal is to minimize laxative consumption and discomfort while still ensuring the colon is clean for an effective colonoscopy. Market research shows patients find the current prep experience unpleasant and that a more humane option could increase compliance. ColoClean aims to be prescribed by gastroenterologists and available at most pharmacies to make colon cancer prevention more accessible.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
Top 24 team in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge 2017. The program is managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah. Learn more at lassonde.utah.edu/hsuec.
How to Become a Thought Leader in Your NicheLeslie Samuel
Are bloggers thought leaders? Here are some tips on how you can become one. Provide great value, put awesome content out there on a regular basis, and help others.
3 Things Every Sales Team Needs to Be Thinking About in 2017Drift
Thinking about your sales team's goals for 2017? Drift's VP of Sales shares 3 things you can do to improve conversion rates and drive more revenue.
Read the full story on the Drift blog here: http://blog.drift.com/sales-team-tips
How to Load Data More Quickly and Accurately into Oracle's Life Sciences Data...Perficient, Inc.
Sponsors and CROs know the value of having a consolidated and regulatory-compliant data warehouse, such as Oracle’s Life Sciences Data Hub (LSH), as well as the importance of consistently loading data into that warehouse quickly and accurately.
However, as data structures from the source files change over time, it can be very time consuming to modify the data structure in the warehouse itself. Additionally, for the large groups of SAS datasets that are typical for a clinical trial, the out-of-the-box load times can be quite long, as the data is loaded one set at a time.
Perficient has the answer. In this webinar, we discussed and demonstrated an autoloader tool that greatly simplifies the data loading process for LSH. We showed how the autoloader can automatically load files, detect metadata changes, upgrade target structures, and load data, all with no human intervention. In addition, we demonstrated how Perficient’s autoloader tool can load multiple datasets in parallel to minimize load times.
1. Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction P4O6 (s) + 2 O2 (g) → P4O10 (s) using given enthalpy values for related reactions.
2. Calculate the standard enthalpy of reaction (ΔH°) for several reactions using standard enthalpies of formation from appendix C.
3. Calculate the standard enthalpy of formation of gaseous diborane (B2H6) using thermochemical cycles and given reaction enthalpies.
4. Explain the meaning of "fuel value" and determine whether 5 g of fat or 9 g of carbohydrates provides more energy as food using their fuel
Two angles are adjacent if they share a common side and vertex. Vertical angles are angles opposite each other formed when two lines intersect, and they are congruent. This document discusses adjacent angles, vertical angles, and uses examples like naming angles and determining missing angle measures to teach properties of these angle types.
1. The document discusses what is needed to connect the billions of people and devices on the internet, including connecting to local internet service providers and their networks connecting to each other and content providers.
2. It explains that internet backbones are the large global networks that connect the entire internet, as directly connecting to each of the over 50,000 networks would be impossible.
3. Key factors in quality internet backbones are minimizing the number of hops between networks to reduce delays, avoiding routes that cross long distances unnecessarily, prioritizing direct connections where traffic is highest, and ensuring network redundancy through diverse routes.
The document provides guidance on developing a targeted political campaign strategy. It discusses researching election rules, the district, voters, past elections, and viable opponents. The key aspects are determining the total population and number of voters, expected turnout, votes needed to win, and households to reach the goal. Targeting involves focusing resources on persuading subsets of voters most likely to support the candidate based on geographic and demographic factors like age, income and issues. This optimizes outreach and message to appeal to specific voter groups.
Government factors that influence election outcomes and voter participationSuayni Biggs
The document outlines several key factors that influence election outcomes and voter participation. It discusses campaign strategies used by candidates, the role of campaign advertising and spending. It also examines the influence of the media and voter attitudes towards political parties and government. Specifically, it notes that voter party loyalty, marginal vs safe constituencies, and floating undecided voters can sway election results. Regarding voter turnout, it suggests education level, age, income, voter apathy, and satisfaction with government may impact citizens' likelihood to participate in elections.
American Government - Chapter 7 - Participationcyruskarimian
The document discusses various forms of political participation and factors that influence individuals' likelihood to participate. It notes that participation requires expenditures of resources like time, money, and expertise. Different forms of participation convey different amounts of information and have different costs. Voting has relatively low costs but also conveys limited information. More involved activities like campaign donations convey more information but have higher costs. Participation rates vary between groups and are generally higher among those with more resources and education.
How Policy Makers Use ConvOcean Social Media Analytics ToolsConvOcean
Social media analytics tools can be used to navigate through the political noise.
ConvOcean's Social Media Analytics Tools provide valuable insights about the
people's mood in a location, making it easier to build your political campaign for
upcoming elections and much more.
Pathways to Happiness are policy suggestions for communities using the Happiness Index and scoring low in an area. Each one suggests policies and programs for when a community scores low in one area.
Presentation prepared for a series of lectures on Voting and Elections for PS 101 American Government at the University of Kentucky, Spring 2007. Dr. Christopher S. Rice, Instructor.
Progress Now Arizona conducted an online poll in April 2018 to quantify themes from qualitative research, including Arizonans' negative views of politics. Key findings include:
- Voters see corporations and lobbyists as symbols of problems and support taxing corporations more.
- Populist messages rejecting help for the powerful resonate more than overtly progressive ones.
- Voters want honest leaders who provide facts over spin.
However, centrist messages also test well. Some theories did not pan out, and voters prioritize candidate qualities like honesty over struggling financially or personal attributes. This non-probability survey of 814 adults is biased towards more engaged online voters.
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Traditional direct democracy systems have problems like high signature thresholds that only the rich can access, too many initiatives on ballots, and voters being confused by spin. A citizens' assembly can address these issues by selecting a small number of initiatives for referendum after review and debate. Unlike politicians, citizens' assemblies are highly trusted by voters, making them ideal for leading informative debates prior to votes. A citizens' assembly-enhanced direct democracy could improve laws and voter knowledge through its process.
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Importance
The Internet is a globe that involves virtually all levels of the political communications,
now a days.
Social media has caused major changes in the political communication and has become
useful resource often used by the politicians in order to strengthen their visibility.
In Pune Municipal corporation election social media is the biggest technique and game changer in terms of cast more vote, candidates data, daily work done by candidates and campaigns during
election.
All the new media resources viz., the websites, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus , YouTube, Pinterest and etc…of the politicians or the political parties allow the declaration of a informal
identity in form of daily works, rallies and contribution to the society.
Online Surveys, questionnaire on different media website, mobile apps and social pages are more approachable than newspaper reading and mouth whispering.
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Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
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MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
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Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
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Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
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2. POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVES
• Time. Don’t have time to engage personally
with all of their constituents
• Resources. Don’t have the necessary staff to
handle business so they can interact effectively
with their constituents on broad scale
• Low Awareness. Not aware of every voter’s
opinion or stance
• Not Well-Informed Decisions. Because of
lack of awareness of entire constituency, votes
and decisions are not well-informed decisions.
• Time. Don’t have time to weed through all the
government business (bills, proposals, bonds, etc.) to engage
appropriately with the government business that means the
most
• Resources. Don’t have right tools to to interact effectively
with both their representatives and other constituents on
broad scale
• Low Awareness. Not aware of every representative’s
actions, votes and even other voter opinions or positions
• Influence. Don’t have an effective or efficient way of
interacting with their politicians and with other
constituents in order to gain political weight (influence) on
government business.
CONSTITUENTS & VOTERS
THE UNIQUE POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT
& REPRESENTATION PROBLEMS
3. THE MUTUAL ENGAGEMENT &
REPRESENTATION PROBLEM “According to the
United States
Election Project, an
average of 59.7
percent of eligible
voters cast their
ballots in 2016
[presidential
election].”
Source: http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/voter-turnout-2016/
• Negative public perception of
politicians
• Low transparency between public and
government
• Lower satisfaction of political process
• Lower confidence in the significance of a
single vote
• Lower number of voters
• MisplacedValue.The perceived value of
constituents or voters is often focused on
the amount of money they do or are able
to donate.
4. [guhv-guhsh] smarter political engagement and representation
[guhsh] to express oneself
extravagantly or emotionally; talk
effusively:
[guhv] the political direction and
control exercised over the
actions of the members, citizens,
or inhabitants of communities,
societies, and states
THE SOLUTION
5. THE SOLUTION
• Unified technology platform for the public,
political representatives and governments
• Mobile & web app
• Finally a transformational solution that is smart,
personalized, politically engaging, transparent,
empowering, informative, connecting, revealing and
yes, even fun!
6. THE SOLUTION
• Audience—ProspectiveVoters (18+),
Political Representatives and
Governments
• Objective—Improve political
representation through a smarter
engagement experience
7. FEATURE
“75% of consumers are
more likely to buy from a
retailer that recognizes
them by name,
recommends options based
on past purchases, or
knows their purchase
history”
https://www.accenture.com/us-en/interactive-index
IT’S OK TO TAKE IT PERSONAL
• Uses personal interest tags (e.g.
education, environment, budget, etc.) to
weed through the broad scope of
government business
• Set alerts for the activities of your
government business, representative
positions, public opinion, your
constituents and news
• Set “Favorites” to follow select
government business, representative
activities and political action groups
8. FEATURE
“5% say the federal
government shares data
they collect with the public
very effectively, with
another 39% saying the
federal government does
this somewhat effectively.”
http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/04/21/open-government-data/
TRANSPARENCY IS IN THE NUMBERS
Powerful analytics platform available to
both representatives and the public:
• Representatives can analyze the current
and historical actions and opinions of
registered voters, likely voters,
financially contributing voters, non-
voters and more
• Public can analyze current & historical
actions, positions, financial campaigns of
representatives, government business
9. FEATURE
“53 percent of Americans
could identify their
representative's political
party”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2014/07/24/barely-half-of-americans-
know-the-political-party-of-their-representative/?utm_term=.87bb5bce6ead
NEVER GET OUT OF ALIGNMENT
AGAIN
• KnowYour Reps: Comprehensive
list of all your relevant government
representatives--Federal, State, Local
• Where do they stand now and
historically:
• What position
• What do they say on publicly
(social media, news feeds)
10. FEATURE
[2012 USA Today Poll]
“59 percent of non-voters
said they were frustrated by
the fact that “nothing ever
gets done” in government.”
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/politics/story/2012-08-15/non-voters-obama-
romney/57055184/1
DON”T JUST RAISEYOUR HAND—
BE HEARD & BUILD CONSENSUS
• Vote on current legislation
• Comment on current, pending and
historical legislation at both the bill
level and the bill line# level
• Share your voice (votes & direct
messages) with your representatives
and with your constituents
11. FEATURE “As voters we feel no one is
listening because politicians,
too, face less and less
competition. Over 85 percent
of congressional districts are
considered “safe” for their
incumbents in the upcoming
2016 election; only 3 percent
are toss-ups.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-reich/why-so-many-americans-fee_b_7150874.html
GUSH GROUPS
• Build, administrate, collaborate,
interact among like-minded people
in virtual political action groups
(Gush Groups) to increase your
voice and influence
12. FEATURE
“Some very rough
estimates suggest it takes
$40 on average to get a
person to vote using
traditional methods like
canvassing.”
–Harvard political scientist and government professor Stephen
Ansolabehere
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/31/whats-your-campaign-donation-really-worth.html
CONTRIBUTE THE OLD
FASHIONED WAY
• Enables constituents to transact
donations to political campaigns and
parties
• Enables representatives to solicit
contributions
13. POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVES
• RetainVoters.When votes of politicians are more
aligned with their constituency, they are more likely
to retain loyalty from voters and increase likelihood
for future votes.
• Smarter Constituents.They are better educated
about the details of government business.
• More Meaningful Opinion.When constituents are
better informed about political business they can
form better opinions.Those opinions can carry more
weight with political representatives when casting
votes on political business.
• Increase the Influence & Power of Voters.
Like-minded constituency can rally in greater
numbers behind more government business.
• Smarter Political Representatives.They are
better educated about the position of
constituents relative to government business.
• Increased Accountability on Politicians.
With more transparency, constituents can hold
their politicians to a higher accountability.
CONSTITUENTS & VOTERS
UNIQUE BENEFITS
14. THE MUTUAL BENEFITS “Only about 65% of
the U.S. voting-age
population was
registered in 2012,
compared with 91%
in Canada and the
UK, 96% in Sweden
and nearly 99% in
Japan.”
Source: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/08/02/u-s-voter-turnout-trails-most-
developed-countries/
• Increase # of Voters.When constituents have
more engagement, they can increase the likelihood of
voting.
• IncreaseTransparency. Increase awareness of
what government business is being conducted and
the position/stance of both politicians and
constituents on each business item.
• Smarter Engagement. Both parties are better
educated about the details and the stance/position of
others relative to government business.
15. THE MUTUAL BENEFITS (CONT.) “Overall satisfaction
with the choice of
candidates is at its
lowest point in two
decades.
“Fewer than half of
registered voters in
both parties – 43% of
Democrats and 40% of
Republicans – say they
are satisfied with their
choices for president.”
http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/07/2016-campaign-strong-interest-widespread-dissatisfaction/
• Increased Satisfaction.
• More Representation.Voters are more satisfied to have
more influence with their representatives, regardless of
whether every one of their opinions are represented
by the vote of their political representatives.
• More Confidence. Political representatives are more
satisfied to rely on the public opinion when casting
votes.
• ShortenTime to Pass Legislation. If there is
more transparency, it can be easier to make
decisions.
• More Compromise.With better educated
constituents and political representatives they can be
more sympathetic to alternate views and be more
willing to compromise or bend on government
business.
16. THE PROTOTYPE
some (not all) screenshots and specific examples of how the
app would be utilized
17. MENU
easily setup your own
profile to enable you
to automatically
establish your relevant
representatives and
government business
DEVICE
mobile phone
DRAWER MENU
select icon to open
sliding drawer menu
MY OPTIONS
easily locate and
move between
application functions
18. MY REP LIST
Easily identify the
representatives
relevant to you at
each geographic
level
DEVICE
mobile phone
GEO MENU
menu of reps at each level
SWIPE
swipe to move between
geo menu options
MY REPS
quick list of reps at each
level with party colors,
personal picture and next
election date
19. DETAILS
personal and
professional
information
SWIPE
swipe to move
between geo
menu options
MY REP PROFILE
understand who
your reps are and
the government
business related to
each of them
ENGAGE
identify legislation
and political
events related to
this particular
representative
communicate and
interact with your
rep via direct
messages and on
social media
GEO MENU
menu of reps at
each level
DEVICE
mobile phone
20. ENGAGE
identify legislation
and events related
to this particular
representative
communicate and
interact with your
rep via direct
messages and on
social media
BACKGROUND
learn personal
and professional
profile
information of
each
representative
GEOGRAPHY
menu to list of
reps at each level
MY REP PROFILE
understand who
your reps are and
the government
business related to
each of them
DEVICE
tablet
21. BILL LIST
increase your awareness
of government business
taking place and its own
pulse (activity)
happening in and
around that
government business
DEVICE
mobile phone
PULSE
see the activity of
this bill: the amount
of views, comments,
likes, shares, and
dislikes
GEO MENU
menu of reps at
each level
BILL LIST
reference all bills
by their exact bill
number,
description
REP SELECTION
a bill list will be
shown based on the
representative
selection
(one, some or all of
my reps)
SWIPE
swipe to move between
menu options for this bill
22. BILL SUMMARY
inform viewers of
the important
information of your
selected bill that is
consolidated into
one place
DEVICE
mobile phone
SWIPE
swipe to move between
menu options for this bill
MENU OPTION
Bill Summary—description
of relevant reps, persons
and dates pertaining to
each bill
BILL STATUS
see the history and
current status of this bill
as it moves through the
legislation process
SUMMARY
description of relevant
reps, persons and dates
pertaining to each bill
23. ANALYTICS
vertical scroll for
complete analytics
SELECTION LIST
(per your profile)
United States
My State
My County
My Zip
My Local
MENU OPTION
Pulse
INTERACTIVE
touch, zoom in/out
REFRESH
pull down for
updated content
BILL PULSE
discover and engage
with the instantaneous
activity happening
around your selected
bill and the impact that
this bill is having on
constituents in different
geographies
DEVICE
mobile phone
SWIPE
swipe to move between
menu options for this bill
24. BILL POSITIONS
increase transparency
between
representatives and
constituents by
declaring your own
position on this bill
while seeing the
position of each of
your own reps
DEVICE
mobile phone
MENU OPTION
Positions
REPS POSITIONS
your reps can declare
their own position and
comments on each bill
MY OWN POSITION
declare your own
position and comments
on this bill
SWIPE
swipe to move between
menu options for this bill
25. BILL VIEW &
COMMENT
engage with
legislation and
communicate your
position and
opinion to your
constituents and
representatives—
even at the bill
line# level
DEVICE
tablet
MENU OPTION
View &
Comment
LINE PULSE
see the activity
(comments,
likes, dislikes)
relevant to
each line
BILL TEXT
numbered line
by line bill text
SELECTION
highlight and see
all the activity
relevant to this
specific line of the
bill
SWIPE
swipe to move between
menu options for this bill
26. MENU OPTION
View & Comment
SWIPE
swipe to move between
this bill’s menu options
LINE PULSE
see the activity
relevant to each line
BILL TEXT
numbered line by line
SELECTION
highlight and see all
the activity relevant
to this specific line
of the bill
COMMENT
participate in discussion
relevant to each bill line
BILL VIEW &
COMMENT
engage with
legislation and
communicate your
position and
opinion to your
constituents and
representatives—
even at the bill
line# level
DEVICE
mobile phone
27. BILL MEDIA
experience your
selected bill being
discussed in
legislative sessions
through video and
audio clips
DEVICE
mobile phone
SWIPE
swipe to move between this
bill’s menu options
MENU OPTION
Bill Media
WATCH
click to watch video or
listen to audio on
specific bill
RESPOND
comment or like on
this bill video or audio
SHARE
click to share media
28. BILL NEWS
experience the
impact that this bill
is having in the
public by engaging
with news briefs
about this specific
bill
DEVICE
desktop
MENU OPTION
Bill News
STAY
INFORMED
click to pop up
the full news
article
STAY CURRENT
always see the
most recent
news articles;
time since
being posted
29. BILL NEWS
experience the
impact that this bill
is having in the
public by engaging
with news briefs
about this specific
bill
DEVICE
mobile phone
STAY INFORMED
click to pop up the
full news article
STAY CURRENT
always see the most
recent news articles;
time since being
posted
MENU OPTION
Bill News
SWIPE
swipe to move between this
bill’s menu options
30. SHARE
invite others to
engage with this bill
by sharing across all
your own personal
communication
channels
DEVICE
mobile phone
MENU OPTION
share
MEDIA CHANNELS
share this bill through
connected accounts in
your profile and across
other device accounts
SWIPE
swipe to move between this
bill’s menu options
31. LEGISLATION CALENDAR
know when relevant
political and legislative
events, per your profile, are
taking place
DEVICE
mobile phone
DATE
when this event
is being held
EVENT
per your profile,
select for more
information about
this legislation event
CALENDAR
icon to add
event to your
personal
calendar
LOCATION
icon to locate
where this event
is held on a map
32. SETTINGS
select what
and where you
want to be
notified by
push alerts
DEVICE
desktop
SETTINGS
STAY NOTIFIED
select alerts you
want to be updated
on per reps, bills
and news
GET CONNECTED
link with your social
media accounts
33. CONTACT US
• GROUP MEMBERS (1)
• Chase A. Moore—Senior, Class of 2017, Riverton High
School, Riverton UT
• CONTACT
• Personal—cmoore9910@gmail.com
• School—moorecha003@my.jordandistrict.org
• Mobile—385-499-1306
• OTHER
• Domain—govgush.com
• Kickstarter Account—TBD