One of the first things I learned when I started out working on political campaigns is that “Signs don’t vote.” This is true, however I’m not convinced it is
Believe it or not, Mail is still king when it comes to mass communications to voters during a local election. Not sure about that? Then why is your mail
In the simplest of terms, the candidate who gets the most votes in an election is the winner. Many candidates, including those who raise plenty of money and do
Every election comes to an end. One candidate and their supporters are overjoyed, all others are to various levels disappointed. Life goes back to normal and the campaigning ceases
Election Day is roughly a month away, but with many voters in many states now being allowed to vote early, actually voting is getting ready to start. With early
On a political campaign you’re going to spend a lot of time talking about yourself and your plans. This is necessary but also comes with it’s own perils. When
As a candidate for public office you’re going to be required to give speeches, but let’s be honest — your speech could bomb with your audience. In my experience
Today we’re releasing a new candidate training: Secrets of a Winning Political Campaign Stump Speech. Once you decide to run for public office you become a public speaker. A
If you as a political candidate are legitimately serious about winning your election, then you need to learn the seven key habits nearly all winning political candidates have in
