The document outlines plans for the Republican Party of Gwinnett to work together with other conservative groups to support Republican candidates in the 2020 and 2022 elections. It discusses developing strategies like increasing social media presence, recruiting new members, targeting precincts that could be flipped, and finding candidates to run for all available positions. The overall goal is to ensure the Gwinnett GOP is well-positioned to help elect Republicans and advance their agenda in upcoming elections.
Your company MUST engage with elected officials (if you don’t already) if our 'representative' democracy is to work. This presentation teaches you how to have interactions with elected/agency officials that yield TANGIBLE results. You don’t need to hire an expensive lobbyist to play a role and have an impact on your company's bottom line. The Art of Politics can show you how.
This document outlines the key components of an election campaign plan, including establishing a message, assembling an administration committee, developing a budget, fundraising strategies, voter outreach tactics, and creating a timeline backwards from election day. The campaign plan addresses defining the candidate's message and positioning, identifying supporters to form an administration committee, determining a budget and funding sources, exploring get-out-the-vote methods allowed by law, and setting a campaign schedule.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective campaign message. It emphasizes that the message should be short, truthful, persuasive to voters, show contrast between candidates, be clear and emotional, targeted to specific voters, and repeated consistently. An effective message is tested through research on voters' values, attitudes, important issues, and desired leadership qualities. The document also provides exercises to help candidates craft a concise message and consider how opponents may respond.
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.
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.
Many recent events have collided, radically changing the landscape for nonprofits. What can you do to come out of this uncertainty and get back to serving your stakeholders well? How do you nimbly adapt and move your NPO in the best direction?
This webinar was led by Nancy Cummings of Cummings Collaborative, LLC.
The document outlines plans for the Republican Party of Gwinnett to work together with other conservative groups to support Republican candidates in the 2020 and 2022 elections. It discusses developing strategies like increasing social media presence, recruiting new members, targeting precincts that could be flipped, and finding candidates to run for all available positions. The overall goal is to ensure the Gwinnett GOP is well-positioned to help elect Republicans and advance their agenda in upcoming elections.
Your company MUST engage with elected officials (if you don’t already) if our 'representative' democracy is to work. This presentation teaches you how to have interactions with elected/agency officials that yield TANGIBLE results. You don’t need to hire an expensive lobbyist to play a role and have an impact on your company's bottom line. The Art of Politics can show you how.
This document outlines the key components of an election campaign plan, including establishing a message, assembling an administration committee, developing a budget, fundraising strategies, voter outreach tactics, and creating a timeline backwards from election day. The campaign plan addresses defining the candidate's message and positioning, identifying supporters to form an administration committee, determining a budget and funding sources, exploring get-out-the-vote methods allowed by law, and setting a campaign schedule.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective campaign message. It emphasizes that the message should be short, truthful, persuasive to voters, show contrast between candidates, be clear and emotional, targeted to specific voters, and repeated consistently. An effective message is tested through research on voters' values, attitudes, important issues, and desired leadership qualities. The document also provides exercises to help candidates craft a concise message and consider how opponents may respond.
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.
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.
Many recent events have collided, radically changing the landscape for nonprofits. What can you do to come out of this uncertainty and get back to serving your stakeholders well? How do you nimbly adapt and move your NPO in the best direction?
This webinar was led by Nancy Cummings of Cummings Collaborative, LLC.
Social Selling Trends from the Top Sales GurusSean Burke
The document lists 15 social sales influencers ranked from 15 to 1, with their name, role, and a clickable link to "learn more" about each influencer and their area of focus, which includes topics like inside sales, old and new sales strategies, B2B sales, content marketing, artificial intelligence, tech integration, adapting sales approaches, social context, content nurturing, social proximity, engaging the C-suite on social media, mobile apps, social selling naturally, and social selling masters.
15 Social Sales Trends From 15 Social Gurus Mark Fidelman
When researching the social sales industry, we discovered an outstanding group of sales professionals whose innovative ideas and approaches to prospecting and cultivating relationships with customers and prospects demonstrate how to use social media and sales intelligence to effectively drive sales. Here are their tips on future trends.
KnowCrunch - Digital & Social Media Strategy - Team 3Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (May ‘19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
This document summarizes a Democracy for America (DFA) Night School session on recruiting volunteers. The session provided tips on how to recruit volunteers through personal outreach, emphasizing the importance of making the ask fun and relational. Attendees were given homework to recruit 15 potential volunteers and sign up together for a campaign event. The next Night School session was announced on canvassing and phonebanking.
This document discusses using social media for substance abuse prevention. It introduces Ken Dail from Prevention Network Michigan and Dianne Perukel from the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning. The discussion covers identifying community coalitions and groups, their social media use, and challenges they may face. It suggests addressing social media norms, access to substances, and enforcement of rules to guide prevention efforts. Parents and coalitions are encouraged to stay informed about social media and leverage it as a resource to positively influence community youth.
The document provides tips and recommendations for using social media and other online tools to accomplish goals like increasing traffic, building relationships, and branding. It lists top social media sites, answer sites, tools for tracking trends and monitoring conversations, and recommends ways to get people talking about your brand through sharing links, images, and engaging on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and blogs. The document encourages tracking your efforts and being creative in order to see results from your social media activities.
This document summarizes strategies for candidate recruitment discussed in a Democracy for America Night School session. It outlines identifying potential candidates from groups like current elected officials, community leaders, and activists. It recommends researching candidates and discussing the district, resources available, fundraising expectations, and timelines when recruiting. The goal is to have a credible candidate running in each district by November 2009 for the 2010 elections.
Over 110,000 tweets with the hashtag #MakeAmericaGreatAgain were collected over two months, with the majority being positive. Word cloud analysis showed the most common words were "Trump", "President", and "Congratulations". Social network analysis of retweets revealed a disconnected network with a few large accounts, many small accounts, and the POTUS account occupying a central position. The literature discusses how personal filter bubbles through social media like Facebook can influence political views by only exposing users to opinions of friends and like-minded individuals.
Over 110,000 tweets with the hashtag #MakeAmericaGreatAgain were collected over two months, with the majority being positive. Word cloud analysis showed the most common words were "Trump", "President", and "Congratulations". Social network analysis of retweets revealed a disconnected network with a few large accounts, many small accounts, and the POTUS account occupying a central position. The literature discusses how personal filter bubbles through social media like Facebook can influence political views by only exposing users to opinions of friends and like-minded individuals.
Social media by swikrit bhandari #scichallenge 2017swikrit145
This document discusses social media and some of its pros and cons. It begins with defining social media as websites and apps that allow people to share information, photos, interests and ideas. It then discusses some important issues with social media like cyberbullying, terrorism, hacking and taking personal information, sexting and blackmail. However, it also notes social media allows for communication, fame and sharing ideas. In the conclusion, it recommends still using social media safely while reporting any problems and communicating with parents or others about issues that arise.
This document provides answers to common social media questions for retailers. It discusses the optimal times to post on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. It also addresses how social media can be used for security purposes and provides tips for having social media community guidelines and response plans in place. The document concludes by noting the importance and retail focus of Pinterest and addresses how to measure the return on investment of social media marketing efforts.
Joe Pulizzi delivered a phenomenal session at Demand Success 2013: 10 Steps to Content Marketing Success. Customers buy only after they thoroughly research their options, and social media revolves around topics often published on websites. The two forces combined have created a content marketing revolution. Get Joe's top ten tips on developing quality content, leveraging emerging trends and connecting with social media.
The document provides tips for researching competitors, including:
1) Identifying sites competitors use for content ideas, keyword research, and links; analyzing competitors' anchor text and domains linking in.
2) Researching what competitors are doing on forums, local sites, answer sites, and article websites.
3) Monitoring competitors' social media use and press mentions.
4) Using tools like SEO For Firefox and Google search operators to analyze competitors' highest traffic pages, links, and social media performance.
The document discusses making referrals and networking. It introduces Greg Peters from The Reluctant Networker LLC who will be speaking on the ART of asking, which involves awareness, relationship development through trust, and requesting contact, speaking opportunities, or receiving weekly networking tips. The presentation focuses on effective networking techniques.
The document discusses making referrals and networking. It introduces Greg Peters from The Reluctant Networker LLC who will be speaking on the ART of asking, which involves awareness, relationship development through trust, and requesting contact, speaking opportunities, or receiving weekly networking tips. The presentation focuses on effective networking techniques.
TINDER & GETTING MILLENNIALS TO DO ELECTORAL POLITICS89up
In the 48 hours before the general election earlier this year, a women-led team of four used tinder to send 40,000 messages to 18-25 year olds living in top 20 marginal constituencies. Learn and how it happened, the thinking behind it and the implications for doing innovative campaigning across unexpected social channels.
The Facebook Experiment that could Make a PresidentDaylan Pearce
Facebook is the gatekeeper to the unique and structured data of over 1.4billion individuals. They hold the keys to the largest aggregated database of human data that the world has ever known.
With this data they run over 1000 experiments per day. From simple UX changes, to massive social engineering experiments.
This presentation discusses one of those experiments. One that was conducted late in 2012 on the day of the 2012 U.S. Presidential election.
This presentation discusses the tactics and the outcomes used to convince over 320,000 people to get off the couch and vote.
For anyone who;s interested in large scale data experiments, or even just what Facebook do with the stuff you like and post, then this presentation is for you.
I hope you enjoy, and thanks for viewing.
Rob Dromgoole is an expert in social media, networking, and job searching. He makes three key points in his document:
1. Networking and referrals through social media platforms like LinkedIn are still the most effective ways to find a job, not just posting your resume and hoping.
2. You can use sites like LinkedIn to search for and connect with people in your network and affinity groups who can help with your job search or provide referrals.
3. The document provides specific action items like connecting with 25-50 people on LinkedIn and then directly calling them for help to get interviews and ultimately a job.
This document provides tips and best practices for political candidates to effectively utilize online tools and social media for their campaigns. It covers things candidates should avoid doing online, how to add interactivity to a campaign website, build a social media following, use platforms like Facebook and Twitter professionally, and leverage websites to promote their message. The overall guidance is to thoughtfully engage online, avoid privacy risks, and maintain an authentic presence across all digital channels.
This document appears to be notes from a civics or government class. It includes the daily agenda which involves finishing a discussion on the role of the media, writing op-eds to demonstrate bias, learning about voter registration and qualifications, and participating in activities about determining who can legally vote. Statistics about voter turnout in Virginia from the 2008 election are provided. The document also includes vocabulary definitions and discussion prompts about whether voting should be considered a civic duty.
This document provides an agenda for a civics class that includes the following topics:
- Writing op-eds and demonstrating bias through "blind dates" where students find examples of bias in each other's articles
- Discussing voter registration requirements and statistics on voter turnout in Virginia and the US
- An activity where students decide whether different individuals can vote based on scenarios
- An activity where students agree or disagree with statements about voting
- A concluding question about whether voting should be a civic duty
Social Selling Trends from the Top Sales GurusSean Burke
The document lists 15 social sales influencers ranked from 15 to 1, with their name, role, and a clickable link to "learn more" about each influencer and their area of focus, which includes topics like inside sales, old and new sales strategies, B2B sales, content marketing, artificial intelligence, tech integration, adapting sales approaches, social context, content nurturing, social proximity, engaging the C-suite on social media, mobile apps, social selling naturally, and social selling masters.
15 Social Sales Trends From 15 Social Gurus Mark Fidelman
When researching the social sales industry, we discovered an outstanding group of sales professionals whose innovative ideas and approaches to prospecting and cultivating relationships with customers and prospects demonstrate how to use social media and sales intelligence to effectively drive sales. Here are their tips on future trends.
KnowCrunch - Digital & Social Media Strategy - Team 3Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (May ‘19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
This document summarizes a Democracy for America (DFA) Night School session on recruiting volunteers. The session provided tips on how to recruit volunteers through personal outreach, emphasizing the importance of making the ask fun and relational. Attendees were given homework to recruit 15 potential volunteers and sign up together for a campaign event. The next Night School session was announced on canvassing and phonebanking.
This document discusses using social media for substance abuse prevention. It introduces Ken Dail from Prevention Network Michigan and Dianne Perukel from the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning. The discussion covers identifying community coalitions and groups, their social media use, and challenges they may face. It suggests addressing social media norms, access to substances, and enforcement of rules to guide prevention efforts. Parents and coalitions are encouraged to stay informed about social media and leverage it as a resource to positively influence community youth.
The document provides tips and recommendations for using social media and other online tools to accomplish goals like increasing traffic, building relationships, and branding. It lists top social media sites, answer sites, tools for tracking trends and monitoring conversations, and recommends ways to get people talking about your brand through sharing links, images, and engaging on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and blogs. The document encourages tracking your efforts and being creative in order to see results from your social media activities.
This document summarizes strategies for candidate recruitment discussed in a Democracy for America Night School session. It outlines identifying potential candidates from groups like current elected officials, community leaders, and activists. It recommends researching candidates and discussing the district, resources available, fundraising expectations, and timelines when recruiting. The goal is to have a credible candidate running in each district by November 2009 for the 2010 elections.
Over 110,000 tweets with the hashtag #MakeAmericaGreatAgain were collected over two months, with the majority being positive. Word cloud analysis showed the most common words were "Trump", "President", and "Congratulations". Social network analysis of retweets revealed a disconnected network with a few large accounts, many small accounts, and the POTUS account occupying a central position. The literature discusses how personal filter bubbles through social media like Facebook can influence political views by only exposing users to opinions of friends and like-minded individuals.
Over 110,000 tweets with the hashtag #MakeAmericaGreatAgain were collected over two months, with the majority being positive. Word cloud analysis showed the most common words were "Trump", "President", and "Congratulations". Social network analysis of retweets revealed a disconnected network with a few large accounts, many small accounts, and the POTUS account occupying a central position. The literature discusses how personal filter bubbles through social media like Facebook can influence political views by only exposing users to opinions of friends and like-minded individuals.
Social media by swikrit bhandari #scichallenge 2017swikrit145
This document discusses social media and some of its pros and cons. It begins with defining social media as websites and apps that allow people to share information, photos, interests and ideas. It then discusses some important issues with social media like cyberbullying, terrorism, hacking and taking personal information, sexting and blackmail. However, it also notes social media allows for communication, fame and sharing ideas. In the conclusion, it recommends still using social media safely while reporting any problems and communicating with parents or others about issues that arise.
This document provides answers to common social media questions for retailers. It discusses the optimal times to post on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. It also addresses how social media can be used for security purposes and provides tips for having social media community guidelines and response plans in place. The document concludes by noting the importance and retail focus of Pinterest and addresses how to measure the return on investment of social media marketing efforts.
Joe Pulizzi delivered a phenomenal session at Demand Success 2013: 10 Steps to Content Marketing Success. Customers buy only after they thoroughly research their options, and social media revolves around topics often published on websites. The two forces combined have created a content marketing revolution. Get Joe's top ten tips on developing quality content, leveraging emerging trends and connecting with social media.
The document provides tips for researching competitors, including:
1) Identifying sites competitors use for content ideas, keyword research, and links; analyzing competitors' anchor text and domains linking in.
2) Researching what competitors are doing on forums, local sites, answer sites, and article websites.
3) Monitoring competitors' social media use and press mentions.
4) Using tools like SEO For Firefox and Google search operators to analyze competitors' highest traffic pages, links, and social media performance.
The document discusses making referrals and networking. It introduces Greg Peters from The Reluctant Networker LLC who will be speaking on the ART of asking, which involves awareness, relationship development through trust, and requesting contact, speaking opportunities, or receiving weekly networking tips. The presentation focuses on effective networking techniques.
The document discusses making referrals and networking. It introduces Greg Peters from The Reluctant Networker LLC who will be speaking on the ART of asking, which involves awareness, relationship development through trust, and requesting contact, speaking opportunities, or receiving weekly networking tips. The presentation focuses on effective networking techniques.
TINDER & GETTING MILLENNIALS TO DO ELECTORAL POLITICS89up
In the 48 hours before the general election earlier this year, a women-led team of four used tinder to send 40,000 messages to 18-25 year olds living in top 20 marginal constituencies. Learn and how it happened, the thinking behind it and the implications for doing innovative campaigning across unexpected social channels.
The Facebook Experiment that could Make a PresidentDaylan Pearce
Facebook is the gatekeeper to the unique and structured data of over 1.4billion individuals. They hold the keys to the largest aggregated database of human data that the world has ever known.
With this data they run over 1000 experiments per day. From simple UX changes, to massive social engineering experiments.
This presentation discusses one of those experiments. One that was conducted late in 2012 on the day of the 2012 U.S. Presidential election.
This presentation discusses the tactics and the outcomes used to convince over 320,000 people to get off the couch and vote.
For anyone who;s interested in large scale data experiments, or even just what Facebook do with the stuff you like and post, then this presentation is for you.
I hope you enjoy, and thanks for viewing.
Rob Dromgoole is an expert in social media, networking, and job searching. He makes three key points in his document:
1. Networking and referrals through social media platforms like LinkedIn are still the most effective ways to find a job, not just posting your resume and hoping.
2. You can use sites like LinkedIn to search for and connect with people in your network and affinity groups who can help with your job search or provide referrals.
3. The document provides specific action items like connecting with 25-50 people on LinkedIn and then directly calling them for help to get interviews and ultimately a job.
This document provides tips and best practices for political candidates to effectively utilize online tools and social media for their campaigns. It covers things candidates should avoid doing online, how to add interactivity to a campaign website, build a social media following, use platforms like Facebook and Twitter professionally, and leverage websites to promote their message. The overall guidance is to thoughtfully engage online, avoid privacy risks, and maintain an authentic presence across all digital channels.
This document appears to be notes from a civics or government class. It includes the daily agenda which involves finishing a discussion on the role of the media, writing op-eds to demonstrate bias, learning about voter registration and qualifications, and participating in activities about determining who can legally vote. Statistics about voter turnout in Virginia from the 2008 election are provided. The document also includes vocabulary definitions and discussion prompts about whether voting should be considered a civic duty.
This document provides an agenda for a civics class that includes the following topics:
- Writing op-eds and demonstrating bias through "blind dates" where students find examples of bias in each other's articles
- Discussing voter registration requirements and statistics on voter turnout in Virginia and the US
- An activity where students decide whether different individuals can vote based on scenarios
- An activity where students agree or disagree with statements about voting
- A concluding question about whether voting should be a civic duty
This document provides an agenda for a civics class that includes discussions and activities around voter registration, participation, and various voting scenarios. The class will discuss voter registration requirements in Virginia, voting statistics from 2008, and examples of who can and cannot vote. Students will participate in a "red light, green light" activity to determine voter eligibility in different situations and will debate whether certain statements about voting are agreements or disagreements. The lesson aims to discuss who usually votes and reasons some people do not vote.
Get Out the Vote (GOTV) is a topic can easily fill hundreds of pages. We’ve boiled it down to the most important components:
- Proven GOTV scripts for success
- Latest GOTV developments
- What doesn't work
- What works
How To Be A Citizen Activist -is a guide for Taking Political Action based on Nick Licata's book "Becoming a Citizen Activist." It has the areas and steps outlined in simple clear message for you to understand how to become an active citizen.
This is a presentation given by transportation consultant Courtney Cunningham of the Cunningham Group in Orlando, Florida for the TEAM Florida conference.
The document provides information about a mock election lesson for students. It includes descriptions of 5 fantasy candidates - Spider Man, Cinderella, Mickey Mouse, Santa Claus, and Smokey the Bear. For each candidate, it lists their background and experience, as well as potential strengths and weaknesses. It then outlines activities for students to learn about the candidates, create advertisements for them, debate their qualities, and vote on the best candidate.
GuideStar Webinar (06/22/11) - Charting Your ImpactGuideStar
This document summarizes a discussion on June 22, 2011 about Charting Impact, a framework for nonprofits and foundations to advance strategic thinking and share concise information with stakeholders. The discussion included Diana Aviv of Independent Sector, Bob Ottenhoff of GuideStar USA, Art Taylor of BBB Wise Giving Alliance, and J McCray of Grantmakers for Effective Organizations. Nearly 200 organizations have helped develop and test Charting Impact since 2009.
This document discusses two case studies of social action campaigns: Stonewall's campaign to change attitudes towards homosexuality, and UKIP's campaign poster promoting Nigel Farage.
For Stonewall, the aims were to reduce homophobia and change attitudes to view being gay positively. Their techniques used simple text-based posters with bold colors and sarcastic witty messages. Evidence showed their impact through legal changes like repealing Section 28 and surveys finding less workplace discrimination against LGBTQ individuals.
For UKIP, the poster aimed to promote Nigel Farage and voting for him by portraying other party leaders negatively with cloth over their mouths. Techniques included bright colors, slogans and logos to stand out. Charts showed
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by the author to gauge the attitudes of Generation Y voters (ages 18-29) on key issues. The survey found that Generation Y respondents were more liberal than the current Republican party platform on issues like immigration, gay marriage, abortion, and social issues. The author concludes that for the Republican party to attract Generation Y voters, they will need to change their positions on some social issues and show more openness rather than trying to change their message or messenger.
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This document discusses the growth and impact of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It notes that Facebook has over 500 million active users who spend 8 billion minutes on the site daily. Twitter sees 300,000 new users per day and 600 million tweets daily. LinkedIn has 75 million members and adds a new one every second. The document advocates that social media can provide valuable outreach and marketing benefits to organizations, but should be part of an overall marketing strategy rather than the only tool used.
This document discusses the growth and impact of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It notes that Facebook has over 500 million active users who spend 8 billion minutes on the site daily. Twitter sees 300,000 new users per day and 600 million tweets daily. LinkedIn has 75 million members and adds a new one every second. The document advocates that social media can provide valuable outreach and marketing benefits to organizations, but should be part of an overall marketing strategy rather than the only tool used.
Engaging the unengaged: Election tools to empower citizens - tic te-c 2016 (p...mysociety
This was presented by John Webb from the Google Civic Innovation Team at the Impacts of Civic Technology Conference (TICTeC2016) in Barcelona on 28th April. You can find out more information about the conference here: https://www.mysociety.org/research/tictec-2016/
The document provides an overview and recap of the key topics covered in a unit on elections and political parties. It discusses the functions of political parties, similarities and differences between Democratic and Republican parties, campaign financing, the role of the media, requirements for voting in Virginia, and how the electoral college process works. Key terms like political action committees, swing states, and winner-take-all systems are defined in the context of explaining these concepts.
The document provides an overview and recap of the key topics covered in a unit on elections and political parties. It discusses the functions of political parties, similarities and differences between Democratic and Republican parties, campaign financing, the role of the media, requirements for voting in Virginia, and how the electoral college process works. Key terms like political action committees, swing states, and winner-take-all systems are defined in the context of explaining these concepts.
This document provides a summary of the key topics and activities covered in a unit on elections and political parties. It discusses the functions of political parties, similarities and differences between Democratic and Republican parties, the role of third parties, effects of rising campaign costs, and strategies for evaluating campaign materials. It also summarizes lessons on campaign financing, the media's role in politics, voter registration requirements in Virginia, and how the electoral college system works in the US.
The document provides guidance and strategies for Republican Town Committees (RTCs) to effectively organize and campaign at the local level. It outlines a tiered approach called "The Basics" with increasingly involved strategies like identifying voters, registering Republicans, running local candidates, and challenging incumbent Democrats. It also includes templates for a two-year campaign plan and tips for starting a committee blog. The overall aim is to transform RTCs into effective grassroots political organizations.
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My Career Goal Essay
What is your career goal? What steps have you taken (or will take) to reach your goal?
My career goal is to work as a software engineer/data scientist for a company that is always challenging and pushing the capabilities of technology. I want to have the opportunity to help lead new and innovative technologies that will benefit and assist the lives of people from all over the world. Nothing is more satisfying than working on something that is groundbreaking and new that will impact the lives of people all over the world. I want to come to work every day knowing that I have a sense of purpose at my job because my work/code will be impacting the lives of people throughout the world. I don t only want to explore the career opportunities in...show more content...I believe that people my age have overlooked local elections due to the highly publicized and controversial nature of the 2016 Presidential Election. It was very concerning and worrisome to learn about the many threats and fears Latinos across America experienced when they heard the news of Donald Trump being elected as President. However, that should not stop us from being able to voice our frustrations and focus our efforts and attention towards local elections instead. We should never give up in standing up for our rights and our ability to use the first amendment to voice our opinions for the rest of America to hear. Even though we cannot change the outcome of the 2016 Presidential Election, we can still make a significant impact on future election both on a local and federal level. Even more, social media has become such a powerful platform for people of our generation to voice our opinions.
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The Leave a Legacy Southeastern Ontario (LAL-SEO) board met to review past meeting notes and discuss strategic planning. Financially, LAL-SEO is stable with funds from a recent event and annual grants. Over the next month, a core group will define LAL-SEO's mission and goals for the next two years. The board is looking for a new chairperson as the current chair is taking a new role. Upcoming education events were announced and the next board meeting is scheduled.
Poll Watcher Training slides for GeorgiaDavid Hancock
The document provides an overview of poll watching and ballot review panels in Georgia elections. It defines poll watchers as individuals who observe election procedures without disrupting voting. It outlines the process for political parties and candidates to designate poll watchers and their roles and restrictions. It also describes how ballot review panels are assembled to manually review ballots rejected by tabulators and attempt to determine voter intent, such as in cases of overvotes or write-ins. The document provides guidance on the composition and scope of authority of these panels under Georgia law.
The document summarizes the 2023 Georgia legislative session, including key bills and budget details. It notes that the legislative session, known as the "40 most dangerous days," focuses on passing a balanced budget. It provides information on the FY2023 and proposed FY2024 budgets, lobbying activity, and important legislative deadlines. Several prominent bills are outlined, such as those relating to COVID vaccination requirements, sports betting, gun rights, election security, and abortion. Factors contributing to Florida's shift to strongly favoring Republicans in recent elections are also summarized.
The document provides an overview of government in the United States from the local to federal level. It discusses the separation of powers between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches at the federal level as outlined in the Constitution. It also summarizes state and local governments, noting that counties and cities are granted authority by state governments. Homeowners associations are established through covenants and have limited authority over private property use. The layers of government work together with higher levels granting authority to lower ones.
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2. Outline
We need to work together!
Work together to do what?
What are the Democrats planning?
Don't undershoot the goal
How to win an election
What can we (UTPOG) do as a 'para' party organization to help?
Some specific steps we can take
What needs to happen to ensure the Gwinnett GOP is ready for 2020?
4. We need to work
together
Some of "WE" off the top of my head
that I have worked with recently:
Constitution Party of Georgia
AFP
Georgia Republican Assembly
United Tea Party of Georgia
Fulton County Tea Party
Gwinnett Republican Party
Conservative Republican Women
7th District Republican Party
Trump campaign
Dustin Inman Society
This was the first thing I typed when I
started this presentation
ALL groups have to pull toward our
common goal
5. We need to work together
Not just groups -
individuals as well
(This seems to be the
hard part)
11. We must defeat Donald Trump. The
first step is a primary contest that
produces a strong Democratic
nominee. The second step is winning
the general election. We will not
accept anything less. To ensure this
outcome, I pledge to:
1. Make the primary constructive
2. Rally behind the winner
3. Do the work to beat Trump
12. 1. Make the
primary
constructive We'll make the primary election
about our hopes for the future,
and a robust debate of values,
vision and the contest of ideas.
We’ll remain grounded in our
shared values, even if we support
different candidates.
13. 2. Rally behind the
winner
We'll support the ultimate
Democratic nominee, whomever it
is — period. No Monday morning
quarterbacking. No third-party
threats.
14. 3. Do the work to
beat Trump
We’re the grassroots army that’s
going to power the nominee to
victory, and we’ll show up to make
calls, knock doors, and do
whatever it takes.
15. Some of the resources Indivisible is
rolling out
Debate watch guides -- to help make sense of where the
candidates stand and what the most important issues are.
Event mapping tools -- to connect Indivisibles with watch
parties, rallies, and town hall meetings in their area.
Communications tools like email, text message, and social
media -- to keep Indivisibles up to date and informed.
Trainings and guides on important political tactics -- to
make sure our activism, whether over the phone, online, or in
person, has the biggest impact possible.
19. The Goal
Need to have the final goal always in
mind - having someone vote Republican
in November
Not to get more people to the meeting
Not to increase membership
Not even to raise money
ALL these are really just important
mileposts on the way to getting people
to vote
Always keep in mind
21. How to win an
election
1. Divide area, divide, divide
2. Assign leaders who recruit
3. Get someone in every neighborhood
and on every street
4. Go door to door, put up signs, host
candidate meet and greet
5. Get everyone to play a part
The Gwinnett GOP should be in the best
position to do this!
22. How NOT to win
an election
1. Divide divide, divide the team
2. Don't Assign leaders who recruit
3. Don't have a ready way to use
volunteers
4. Stay home
5. Don't have working infrastructure
23. What can we do as a 'para' party
organization?
24. What can we do?
GBI
• Greet
• Befriend
• Invite
All groups have different
strengths and focus, but the
same goal
UTPOG tries to get people
involved so we can get them
informed so we can get them
engaged.
25. "Freedom is lost gradually
from an uninterested,
uninformed, and
uninvolved people."
Thomas Jefferson
26. UTPOG meeting May
2019
• 48 attended
• Shelley spoke about unity,
common 2020 goal
• CRW newsletter lists meetings by
other conservative groups. We
all need to do that!
• 10 folks from that meeting
attended State GOP convention
• We always push GOP
membership
27. I don't care about
"It is amazing what you can
accomplish if you do not
care who gets the credit."
Harry S Truman
The Primary (other than practice for the general)
Who gets the credit
Getting people to join the Tea Party. I would
rather someone get involved with the GOP
29. Build up Republican
Social Media
Like and follow
Gwinnett/State GOP
Facebook & Instagram
Find Facebook pages for
other Georgia County
parties
Increases visibility and
projects success
31. Instagram used by 67% of 18- to
29-year-olds
Snapchat used by 62% of 18- to 29-
year-olds
Facebook use is relatively common
across a range of age groups, with
68% of those ages 50 to 64 and
nearly half of those 65 and older
saying they use the site.
Pew Research Center
April 10, 2019
32. About half visit several times a day.
These shares are identical to those
from 2018
Most Snapchat/Instagram users visit
daily
77% of Snapchat users ages 18 to
29 use the app every day, 68% do
so multiple times day
76% of Instagram users in this age
group visit the site on a daily basis,
with 60% reporting that they do so
several times per day
Pew Research Center
April 10, 2019
33. Also...
Put signs in our yards and a
sign in a public place
Put bumper stickers on our
cars (magnetic ones, of
course)
Get involved with a candidate
in the primary to learn about
the election
Get people to Commit to
Vote
34. Andy Stanley
"Do for one what you wish
you could do for everyone"
I can't get Georgia to vote for
Trump. I can't even get the 7th
District. But I can get a
neighbor who hasn't voted
before.
A strong GOP would be a huge
asset.
35. What needs to happen to ensure the
Gwinnett GOP is ready for 2020?
WE NEED AN OUTSTANDING GOP TO WIN IN 2020
36. One method of
Problem Solving
Tally assets and status
Define the problem
Refine it into a solution
Assign tasks to assets
Design the process
Build whatever new assets are needed
(We will see this again later...)
37. As a member I
see some good
things!
Active and updated Facebook
page
More emails from the Chairman
Trying new events
Headquarters open to para-
groups
But I see some problems as
well...
40. Volunteer Issues
Complaints from Board members about
other Board members
Complaints from Board members about
direction
Resignation of a large number of elected
Board members
41. Biggest Problem?
I don't have confidence that I can
send someone to the GOP and
have them become a likely voter
in November 2020.
I don't feel the same way about
my church
(In my opinion)
42. Discussion?
Tally assets and status
Define the problem
Refine it into a solution
Assign tasks to assets
Design the process
Build whatever new assets are needed