More of a "must-do" book than a "how-to" book, How to Win a Local Election guides readers through the campaign process detailing what they need to accomplish along the way in order to be victorious. Here you will find information on planning and organizing a campaign; how to run as an independent candidate; the various roles of people in your compaign; campaign procedures and techniques; and how to use computers, the internet, and emails to both manipulate and disseminate data. The book also offers useful advice on issues from financial reporting to developing a campaign theme and strategy, how to win "one precinct at a time," and even offers tips on such fundamental tasks as the creation and placement of yardsigns and billboards. New to the third edition is a CD containing forms and data that will be the "starter kit" for your campaign: as sample campaign plan; and initial planning worksheet; a week-by-week campaign planning form; a nominating petition worksheet; a sample volunteer card; a directory of state elections officers and state codes; and instructions on how to work with databases.

About the Author
Lawrence Grey is a retired judge who served on the Ohio Court of Appeals. He lives in Lexington, Ohio.

Reviews
This nuts-and-bolts, do-it-yourself guide to running for and winning one of the nations's more than 500,000 local offices. . . spells out the details of planning and organizing a campaign. . . [and] making effective use of basic campaign procedures and techniques. * Booklist *



Book Information
ISBN 9781590771310
Author Lawrence Grey
Page Count 280
Imprint M. Evans& Co Inc
Publisher Rowman & Littlefield
Weight(grams) 440g
Dimensions(mm) 231mm * 154mm * 21mm