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  • Thursday, 26 July 2018

    Elections to watch - AZ – Open Senate Seat (Sen. Jeff Flake- R, AZ) – Rep. Primary -Rep. Martha McSally (R) facing former St. Sen. Kelli Ward (R). McSally didn’t back Trump in 2016. And Ward is an immigration hard-liner and fervent Trump supporter. Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is also running. The winner will face Rep. Krysten Sinema (D, AZ).

  • Friday, 01 June 2018

    Election to watch – District 25, CA – Rep. Steve Knight (R) is the most vulnerable Republican in California. Shifting demographics and political affiliations. Dems outnumber registered Repubs by 14,000 voters. One is four are not registered with any party. June 5th Primary: Dems Katie Hall, Atty Bryan Caforio, or Jess Phoenix will face Knight. (Roll Call)

  • Thursday, 26 April 2018

    California races to watch: - June 5th Primary. The top 2 vote getters appear on the November Ballot, no matter what party. 3 of the top 7 self-funded Houses races are in Orange County.
    39th CD (vacant seat of Rep. Ed Royce, R) - Millionaires Andy Thorburn (D), Gil Cisneros (D), each adding over $2 million into the race. Six Democrats are running.
    49th CD (vacant seat of Darrell Issa, R) - Sara Jacobs (D, Qualcomm heiress), adds over a million into the race, Paul Kerr (D), also contributing significantly to his campaign, in a crowded Democratic field. (ABC News)

  • Thursday, 12 April 2018

    WI, CD 1 - <WI, CD 1 – Rep. Paul Ryan’s seat: Republicans interested include: St. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, Bryan Steil, St. Sen. David Craig, St. Rep. Tyler August.  The Dems are well-funded with Ironworker Randy Bryce having raised 4.75 million. Also running, Dem. School Board member Cathy Myers.  Trump carried this district by 10 points in 2016.

  • Wednesday, 11 April 2018

    Florida 2018 elections: Florida 2018 elections: Gov. Rick Scott (R) challenging Sen. Bill Nelson (D).  This should be one of the most expensive races in Florida history. Add Rep. Dennis Ross (R,FL) to the list of House members not running for re-election.

  • Tuesday, 06 March 2018

    Sen. Thad Cochran (R, MS) - Chairman of the Appropriate Committee, will resign from the Senate on April 1, 2018, over health issues. Gov. Phil Bryant (R,MS) will select Cochran’s replacement. Some have urged Bryant to appoint himself.

  • Monday, 05 March 2018

    Special Election – PA, District 18. Trump carried the district by 20%. Democrat Conor Lamb, Pro-Life, Pro-Gun, Pro-Tariff. Republican Rick Saccone, State Rep, Conservative. The Democratic raised $3.3 million to $700,00 for the Republican. U.S. Steel is headquartered in Pittsburgh. Republican polling 3-5% ahead of the Democrat. Note: District 18 will disappear, following the PA Supreme Court ruling on gerrymandering. The Special Election winner will have to run against an Incumbent in another district. (Politico, Mullings)>

     

  • Monday, 05 February 2018

    A race to watch - NV 4th District  - A race to watch - NV 4th District – Freshman Rep. Ruben Kihuenis (NV,D) not running for re-election following sexual harassment charges. Two former lawmakers are vying for the seat. Former Dem. Rep Steven Horsford, who represented the district beginning in 2013 and former GOP Rep. Cresent Hardy who unseated Horsford in 2014 is also running.

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    Campaign season is ramping up, and that means it’s high time I explored some of the political successes PostcardMania has experienced. There are a lot of political marketing strategies out there that can help you win, but this article will focus on using direct mail to get your message out.  Read More...
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    By This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., Macias PR

    If you’re running for office in a larger media market, it will be much more difficult to get your name in the news.  The competition for news stories is competitive and if you don’t have a strong editorial angle

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    By This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., 
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    You can always spot the pro-Trump candidate from a precinct away. He or she is typically the politician who wants to throw fireballs at the local rally held at the gas station. These

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    Henry Ford said you can have any color Model T as long as it is black.      Awhile back a survey by the University of Florida claimed that a yellow background with black lettering was the best color combination for a sign

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    There are several different types of telemarketing agencies across the globe. From direct sales associates that use robocalls or overseas agents,

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  • Why The Best Data In The World Won’t Win You An Election

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    To extract the most value, campaigns will have to move beyond the idea of data as a solution.
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  • Why Direct Mail About Politics Still Influences

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    Let’s say you’re a candidate for elective office, whether local, state or federal, during this political cycle. Suppose, further, that in your quest for public service, you plan to target the much-coveted demographic of 18-to-34-year-olds known as Millennials. (added 9/13/2016)

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    If you think in this age of “new media” that newspapers are not important to winning elections … think again. Today, no medium hashas a higher correlation with voters than newspapers. In fact, newspapers provide much of the “news” content on the internet
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