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What Not To Do in a Small-Town Campaign

In small-town campaigns, what you don’t do can matter just as much as what you do. This blog lays out the most common missteps Democratic candidates make — from spending money outside the community to relying too heavily on social media — and offers practical advice to help you stay focused, local, and effective.

Win and Win: What Interns Get and What You Get

This insightful article delves into the mutual benefits of internships, highlighting what interns gain from valuable hands-on experience and skill development while emphasizing the advantages organizations receive through fresh perspectives and an eager workforce. It's an essential read for those exploring the dynamics of internships.

Your Campaign Needs to Be at Every Public Event This Fall

This article, "Your Campaign Needs to Be at Every Public Event This Fall," emphasizes the significance of maintaining a visible presence at community gatherings during the autumn season. It discusses strategies for effectively engaging with the public, building relationships, and promoting initiatives to enhance campaign visibility.

Everything you Need to Know About Lawn Signs

"Everything You Need to Know About Lawn Signs" is a comprehensive article that explores the uses, benefits, and design principles of lawn signs. This resource provides insights into their effectiveness as marketing tools, factors for placement, material selection, and creative strategies to ensure maximum impact. Perfect for businesses, events, or campaigns, this article serves as a guide to leveraging lawn signs for effective communication and advertisement.

Why Senior Breakfasts Might Be the Most Powerful Event in Your Campaign Toolkit

Senior Breakfasts are more than just a meal—they're one of the most effective ways to connect with voters, serve your community, and share valuable resources. In this blog, I break down why these events work, how to organize one on a budget, and the small touches that make a big difference. Whether you're a first-time candidate or planning your fifth campaign, this is a must-read!

Do I Really Need a Website for My Campaign

One of the top questions I hear from candidates is whether they really need a campaign website. The answer is yes. This post breaks down five reasons why a website matters, how it supports your message, and what voters expect when they search for your name. Plus, I link to a sample site and offer help building your own.

How My Candidates Win the Summer (and the Election)

A practical guide to what small-town Democratic candidates should be doing over the summer — from listening tours and daily outreach to smart data tracking and social media strategy. This blog lays out the exact steps I use to help local candidates build trust, gather insight, and set the stage for a winning platform.