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Election Day is over: Don't forget to recycle your campaign signs - The Ithaca Voice

Election Day is over: Don't forget to recycle your campaign signs This is a community announcement from Tompkins County Recycling and Materials Management. Submit news releases to [email protected]. TOMPKINS COUNTY, N.Y. — Now that Election Day is over, your p…

Hey West Coast! It's Saturday morning - time to be knocking doors! Get out there and campaign hard today! Election Day is coming!

Hey East Coast! It's Saturday morning - time to be knocking doors! Get out there and campaign hard today! Election Day is coming!

Voters Will See Fewer Political Ads This Year – Thanks To OTT Targeting - AdExchanger

Voters Will See Fewer Political Ads This Year – Thanks To OTT Targeting | AdExchanger People who live in cities like Boston or Chicago will probably see fewer campaign ads for the 2020 election compared to 2016. They can thank the rise of data-driven advertising for that small respite, as campaign ads shift from broad TV markets to targeted OTT and streaming video. Presidential candi...

Women Still Face Hurdles in Running for Office - U.S. News & World Report

Women Still Face Hurdles in Running for Office Female candidates receive more attacks on Twitter than male candidates.

Women Running for Office Have to Worry About One More Thing: Their Phones - The New York Times

Women Running for Office Have to Worry About One More Thing: Their Phones For groups training the next generation of women in politics, the main message is: Do not post. Anything. It’s not fair. It’s not the same for men. But anything you post will be fair game.

Will text message campaigning be the next big thing? - Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

Will text message campaigning be the next big thing? The General Election is now a week in our rear-view mirror, which means the next General Election is in 51 weeks. It’s time to prepare to be bombarded with campaign

How To Run For Office: Tips For A Winning Campaign - NPR

How To Run For Office You're motivated to make a change and run for office. But where do you even begin? NPR politics reporter Miles Parks explains how to navigate campaign fundraising, door-knocking, and building a "kitchen cabinet."