Run For Office

Deciding to Run for Office Ultimate Guide

Jun 18, 2020 by Martín Diego Garcia

Why do you want to run for office? Do you have a good answer?

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Writing a Winning Campaign Plan

Apr 13, 2020 by Elena Veatch

A Campaign Plan Is Your Roadmap to Success

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Ultimate Guide to Writing Your Stump Speech

Jan 02, 2020 by Martín Diego Garcia

Connect With Voters by Creating an Engaging and Concise Stump Speech

Here is our ultimate guide to writing a great stump speech. We all know that the candidate is the campaign’s best asset, and the stump speech is the best campaign tool for delivering a 7C’s (clear, concise, contrastive, connective, creative, compelling, consistent) message and personal story about the candidate and campaign.

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Campaign Management: The Importance of Managing Up and Down in Politics

Sep 09, 2019 by Joe Fuld

Campaign Management Should Be a Two-Way Street

Good campaign management means everyone wins. When I first started to work in politics and was running campaigns, I learned how important managing up was.

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Political Candidates Can't Do Everything

Jun 21, 2018

Political Candidates Must Learn to Delegate

The process for finding good political candidates doesn’t involve filling out a job application. When a candidate decides to run for office, they may not realize that the time commitment requires hours of work and many more hours in the day. Sadly, the time commitment it takes to be a political candidate is not changing anytime soon.

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Run For Office

Deciding to Run for Office Ultimate Guide

Why do you want to run for office? Do you have a good answer?

Writing a Winning Campaign Plan

A Campaign Plan Is Your Roadmap to Success

Ultimate Guide to Writing Your Stump Speech

Connect With Voters by Creating an Engaging and Concise Stump Speech

Campaign Management: The Importance of Managing Up and Down in Politics

Campaign Management Should Be a Two-Way Street

Political Candidates Can't Do Everything

Political Candidates Must Learn to Delegate

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