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Intro to library ballot campaigns
The document discusses views about libraries and willingness to vote for library funding. While views of libraries are very positive as essential institutions that enhance communities, the willingness to vote for libraries has decreased from 2008 to 2018. In 2018, 74% viewed libraries positively but only 64% were likely or definite to vote yes for libraries compared to 72% in 2008.
Intro to library ballot campaigns
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- 3. ‣ Millennials uselibraries at a higher rate than any other demographic ‣ Parents are more likely to use libraries than adults without children ‣ The majority of Americans hold very positive views about libraries Training for Ballot Committees
- 4. Training for BallotCommittees 55% - an essential local institution 58% - advancing education 53% - a source of community pride 51% - enhancing the quality of life In 2018 voters view the library as:
- 5. Training for BallotCommittees 37% will Definitely vote yes for the library 37% are likely to vote yes for the library 26% are likely or will definitely vote no In 2008 of all voters:
- 6. Training for BallotCommittees 27% will Definitely vote yes for the library 31% are likely to yes for the library 42% are likely or will definitely vote no In 2018 of all voters:
- 7. The positive imageof the library has increased. The willingness to vote for it has decreased.
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Editor's Notes
- #24 Has to have – pledge pages, donation platform, volunteer signups, blog or shareable pages,
- #41 Get X number of committed yes voters as early as possible
- #51 AtoZ databases, donor walls, buy lists,
- #52 AtoZ databases, donor walls, buy lists,
- #53 WHAT ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS TO CONTACT DONORS? Phone, canvassing, email, social media, face-to-face
- #54 WHAT ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS TO CONTACT DONORS? Phone, canvassing, email, social media, face-to-face
- #59 Precinct captains, house parties, phonebanking host, canvassing driver, data entry,
- #60 RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT PRECINCTS AND TURFS GET CALLED AND CANVASSES
- #63 CLEAR, CONCISE, CONSISTENT, CONTRASTING, CONVINCING
- #64 HAVE THEM WRITE DOWN SOME STORIES
- #65 CREATE A FEW MESSAGES LIKE THESE
- #66 CREATE MESSAGES
- #67 CREATE A MESSAGING CALENDAR
- #69 HAVE THEM WRITE DOWN SOME OPPOSITION MESSAGES
- #76 Honk and wave, rally in front of library, fundaisers,
- #77 Honk and wave, rally in front of library, fundaisers,
- #79 CREATE A MEDIA CONTACT LIST- UNDERSTAND YOUR LOCAL MEDIA AND THEIR DEMOGRAPHICS BEFORE YOU PUT SOMETHING IN THE MEDIA, REMEMBER WHO WILL READ IT. ITS ALL ABOUT AUDIENCES.