September 9, 2009
It’s a fact – Republicans don’t do well in urban districts. Even in Midwest cities or sunbelt locales where the population is generally a little more conservative, […]
September 9, 2009
Local political parties are the backbone of the American political system. These organizations are so important because they are so close to the voter. The local […]
September 9, 2009
I am often asked what the best way is for someone to get involved with their local political party (of all partisan persuasions). This question comes from […]
September 5, 2009
Political consultants are a fact of life in today’s campaign landscape. Consultants are normally seasoned professionals whose advice and support in running your political campaign (or […]
September 5, 2009
Good organization is not only desirable for a political campaign, it is essential. No matter what size campaign you are involved in, time and money are […]
September 5, 2009
Getting volunteers for your local political campaign is hard. People are busy. They have PTA meetings, soccer games, and family functions, not to mention jobs to […]
September 5, 2009
Volunteers, staff, and supporters are often enthusiastic, but misguided. The campaign manager him or herself may be a trusted friend and supporter who knows nothing about […]
September 5, 2009
Former Senator Alan Simpson once said that most campaigns for office start with a couple of friends, sitting around a table drinking beers. While this may be […]
September 5, 2009
People, especially activists, love to be part of a “special” group, to be “in the know,” and get the chance mingle with other like-minded people. Setting up […]