Sentences with phrase «person voter contact»

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The agenda also included a line, in boldfaced text, that said SCL wanted to use voter contact lists available to Bolton's campaign to direct people «toward the FB app.»

Imagine having to go to a voter face - to - face, get an e-signature from that person allowing you to hold information about him or her and then having to follow up that contact with an email confirmation from them that they agreed to this.

Moreover, the spreadsheet of potential volunteers or donors gets longer and longer as volunteers in the field log contacts about voters in the field who say they want to volunteer for the campaign, or as people signup on the website or engage on social media, and interact with emails and digital content.

(The news coverage suggests Barrett with his labor allies had an edge on the ground, but Walker certainly also had his own field operation running and some numbers suggest they've contacted more than 60 % of all registered voters in the state at least once in person.)

They'll all happen on the same day, at the same time, with the same agenda — our first step towards building the largest person - to - person voter registration and voter contact operation our city has ever seen.

In the real world, people working for specific Democratic campaigns (Howard Dean's, for a start) and Democratic institutions (like the DNC) CHOSE to test, implement and use tech ranging from blogs to self - organizing toolkits and voter contact databases.

Separate YouGov research finds that up to Friday, Labour had contacted more voters locally than the Tories, in person, by phone, via leaflets and by email.

The campaign had no phone number for roughly half of younger voters, and it relied heavily on Facebook - driven peer - to - peer outreach to connect with people under 30 (about a million people installed the app, yielding ~ 5 million voter contacts).

Because direct, person - to - person contact with the right voters may help candidates — particularly Democrats but also some Republicans — turn out the people they need on Election Day.

«54 - person team of analysts, engineers and organizers that provided analytics and technologies for voter contact, digital, paid media, fundraising and communication» Chief Analytics Officer Dan Wagner

The report concludes that the primary cause of the error was down to systematic over-representation of Labour voters — more likely to be at home and willing to be interviewed — which can only be rectified by using more expensive methods of contacting people.

Miliband, for example, it was reported, bequeathed South Shields a voter contact rate (the percentage of people in the constituency for whom the party has a record of voting preference) as low as 0.2 % — or roughly 100 people.

A Committee Person's duties offer many opportunities to meet people: seeking signatures on designating petitions; selling tickets to Party functions; canvassing for absentees and new voters; calling and contacting people on election days; finding volunteers.

(The same poll, incidentally, suggests that the Conservatives are making little attempt to contact voters in person.

In Mark Ferguson's excellent expose of «community campaigning» in South Shields under David Miliband's watch, he reveals that the voter contact rate (the percentage of people in the constituency for whom the party has a record of voting preference) in the constituency was as low as 0.2 %.

Labour said it hoped to contact 6,000 constituents in person today while the Scottish National party, with its hopes of stealing a second famous byelection victory in Glasgow now fading, said its candidate David Kerr planned to meet 1,000 voters today.

The agenda also included a line, in boldfaced text, that said SCL wanted to use voter contact lists available to Bolton's campaign to direct people «toward the FB app.»