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	Campaign finance Summary
		Campaign finance refers to the means by which money is raised for election campaigns.
		As campaigns have many expenditures, ranging from the cost of travel for the candidate and others to the purchasing of air time for TV advertisements, they often spend a great deal of time and effort raising money to finance their cause.
		Campaign contributions are often provided by lobbyists, corporations, trade unions, and other special interest groups.
	www.bookrags.com /Campaign_finance (1830 words)

	Political campaign staff - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Information on political consultants, people who do not work for the campaign full-time but still provide assistance in the form of advice and creative expertise, are discussed in the political consultants article.
		The campaign manager coordinates the campaign making sure that the rest of the staff and the campaign's consultants are focused effectively on winning the election.
		While campaign managers are often the lead strategists in local campaigns, larger campaigns hire consultants to serve as strategists and the campaign manager focuses mostly on coordinating the campaign staff.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Political_campaign_staff (1064 words)

	Political campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some examples of political campaigns are: the effort to execute or banish Socrates from Athens in the 5th century BCE, the uprising of petty nobility against John of England in the 13th century, or the recent push to remove Michael Eisner from the helm of The Walt Disney Company.
		Political campaigns in the United States are not merely a civic ritual and occasion for political debate, but a multi-billion dollar industry, dominated by professional political consultants using sophisticated campaign management tools, to an extent far greater than elsewhere in the world.
		Many political players and commentators agree that American political campaigns are currently undergoing a period of change, due to changing campaign-finance laws, increased use of the internet (which has become a valuable fundraising tool), and the apparently declining effectiveness of television advertising.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Political_campaign (2950 words)

	Political campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		One early example of a political campaign might be the campaign to execute or banish Socrates from Athens in the 5th century BC.
		The defining characteristic of political campaigns is the involvement of the people to try to influence government or other important social bodies.
		Campaigning on specific issues is related to lobbying and propaganda but is distinguished from the first by the involvement of mass action and the second by the fact that it is limited in scope and acts within the constitutional system.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/political_campaign (1653 words)

	Smith College: College Council on Community Policy
		Individuals taking political positions for themselves or groups with which they are associated, but not as representatives of the college, should clearly indicate, by words and actions, that their positions are not those of the college and are not being taken in an official capacity on behalf of the college.
		During election campaigns, auditoriums or other facilities may be used by the college, or groups affiliated with the college, for public forums provided that all legally qualified candidates for a public office, or for the nomination of a particular party, are invited and given equal access and opportunity to speak.
		Political activities sponsored by the college may include public forums to which all legally qualified candidates for a public office or for the nomination of a particular party are invited and given equal access and opportunity to speak.
	www.smith.edu /cccp/political.php (1080 words)

	Guide to Political Campaign Schools
		The truth, though, is that in order to win, campaigns must be run in a professional manner, drawing on the experiences of past campaigns, learning from their mistakes and duplicating their successes.
		Every campaign, from a race for the school board to a run for the White House, can benefit from holding one or more campaign schools to train their staff and organization and professionalize their effort.
		Campaigns can and should run their own campaign schools, however, so that they can target the information presented to fill the most pressing needs of the campaign and strengthen the weak spots for that particular race.
	www.localvictory.com /Articles/political-campaign-school.html (502 words)

	Political Campaign Worker
		In large campaigns, specialists representing all of these skills work together to develop integrated campaign strategies; in smaller, local elections, one or two professionals will serve as jacks of all trades, putting to use this entire range of skills and developing their expertise.
		At the highest level of political campaigns, statements and actions of senior campaign aides are as those of the candidate.
		Campaign workers often depart to fields where the skills they have developed will be valuable, such as advertising, public relations, and journalism.
	www.princetonreview.com /cte/profiles/dayInLife.asp?careerID=27 (533 words)

	Government Relations - University of Wisconsin System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As a university employee, your political activities are restricted by Regent policy (see Regent Policy 89-8, p.73 of pdf), and state law in two significant ways: (1) You may not engage in political activities during your work time; and (2) You may not use state resources to engage in political activities at any time.
		Campaigning is permitted in public areas at UW institutions, subject to institutional policies concerning the time, place and manner for conducting such activities.
		Similarly, distribution of political literature and campaigning may be conducted in residence halls, subject to institutional policies governing the time, place and manner for engaging in such activities.
	www.uwsa.edu /univ_rel/govrel/camprule.htm (1701 words)

	Political Campaign Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		While employees are encouraged to participate in the political campaign process, there must be a clear separation between your campaign activities in your personal capacity and the proper discharge of your duties as a State or Research or Stony Brook Foundation employee.
		For the purposes of these guidelines, “political campaign activities” include any activity or event designed to urge voters to vote for a particular candidate, to support a political party or agenda, or to raise funds for such candidate, party or agenda.
		Political activities…such as campaigning, coordinating volunteers or soliciting or receiving contributions…are not within the scope of your official work duties and may not be conducted on paid State time.
	naples.cc.sunysb.edu /Pres/Gov.nsf/pages/activities (295 words)

	Organizing Your Political Campaign
		While many fundraisers come to a campaign with their own list of potential donors, it is critical that the campaign maintains and builds a database of supporters and potential supporters.
		Campaign finance reporting, while not extremely complicated, does have some very particular rules and it is critical that whoever is preparing the finance reports takes the time to learn and observe these rules.
		Regardless of the exact breakdown of staff and consultants, it is critical that this division of duties does not lead to a division of message.
	www.completecampaigns.com /article.asp?articleid=46 (982 words)

	The CAmpaign Staff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		An effective Campaign Manager communicates with everyone, making sure the staff knows what to do, that the candidate is “on track,” and that the outside world has a positive view of the campaign.
		The Campaign Manager is involved with the development of the campaign plan and ultimately has the responsibility of coordinating and executing the Campaign Plan.
		If the campaign is using professional phoners or automatic dialing systems, it is still important to have one person on the campaign who is the liaison to the telemarketing operation.
	www.politicalresources.com /Library/Oper.htm (968 words)

	Election Campaign Guidelines
		The purpose of this political campaign policy is to delineate the ground rules for City employees, the Mayor and Council, and candidates for public office to follow.
		Campaign signs, banners, etc. are not allowed on automobiles, nor can the official or his/her supporters carry them on the designated parade route.
		Campaign materials may not be left or distributed inside City facilities with the exception of materials allowed on Election Day as prescribed by the City's election laws.
	www.rockvillemd.gov /government/mc/campaign.html (1541 words)

	Political Campaign
		Regrettably, the most recent elections were used for a campaign to discredit Skylands CLEAN and to mislead the public.
		Our planning consultant, after review with our staff and other professionals intimately familiar with Ringwood, has concluded that the 1999 zoning ordinance is more of a blueprint for maximizing development than a zoning strategy for protecting the Borough's fragile landscape and natural resources.
		Our volunteers are free, of course, to be politically active outside of their time spent on CLEAN projects, and even to run for office if they so choose.
	www.skyclean.org /polit.html (3209 words)

	Political Gastronomica: Campaign 2008 Archives
		And, after the campaign, their work has spread to a number of major campaigns in the 2006 including Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, Governor John Corzine of New Jersey to name a few.
		By forcing an awareness of the political process earlier in Florida, the parties (yes, Florida Democratic Party, I am talking about you) will be required to develop a better infrastructure (note, I am not using the word "machine"), which should lead to an increase in public involvement (if only to have their voice heard).
		He has learned a lot from the 2004 Campaign and seems to have taken the time to invest in infrastructure (his suite of sites is one of the most complex and intertwining - I will have to do a post on this issue) and connecting with the voters on the red meat issues.
	www.politicalgastronomica.com /archives/campaign_2008 (8562 words)

	National Political Services, Inc. -- Media buying for political campaigns, public referenda and issue advertising ...
		Anyone can spend media money for a campaign and, all too often, political campaigns hurt themselves by doing their own time buys or by using local agencies that do not understand the special research and logistical needs of political campaigns.
		After the research is done, we work with the campaign staff and the candidate to set goals for the media campaign: who to reach and what to reach them with, to elicit the desired response.
		While the campaign is running and after it finishes, we monitor stations’ performance, arrange for "make goods" (reruns) of spots that did not play as ordered and credits for material that did not run at all.
	www.nationalpolitical.com /media.htm (1333 words)

	Arkansas Republican Party :: News Item
		Such publicly reported incidents include Attorney General staff running errands for campaign purposes during official work hours, Attorney General staff writing campaign speeches on AG computers, and the Attorney General himself holding campaign meetings with his official AG staff as well as campaign staff and campaign consultants during official hours and in taxpayer funded offices.
		The Attorney General acknowledged holding campaign meetings with his official staff who are included in the definition of “public servant,” and therefore subject to this statute, in his taxpayer supported office.
		political fundraisers in this public office to advance their own campaigns, inviting political consultants, campaign staff, official government staff, lobbyists and other campaign supporters to such an event as long as no political material was disseminated.
	www.arkansasgop.org /News/Read.aspx?ID=593 (1092 words)

	washingtonpost.com: U.S. Effort Aims to Improve Opinions About Iraq Conflict
		On Monday, a day after The Washington Post published a front-page story saying that "the Kroll reports suggest a broad and intensifying campaign of insurgent violence," a USAID official sent an e-mail to congressional aides stating: "This is the last Kroll report to come in.
		But administration officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the prime minister was coached and aided by the U.S. government, its allies and friends of the administration.
		Staff writers Al Kamen, Thomas E. Ricks and Robin Wright contributed to this report.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A60725-2004Sep29?language=printer (659 words)

	eCampaigning - Campaign Advisory Corporation
		Recently he was hired as a State Campaign Staff Person for the Democratic Party of Illinois in the March 2002 primary election.
		McGrath was responsible for campaign activities in 18 county region of east-central Illinois.
		McGrath served as a Co-Coordinator for the Gore-Lieberman campaign in Champaign County.
	www.ecampaigning.com /staff.htm (676 words)

	Griscom: Gauging a political lifetime - Chattanooga Times Free Press - Breaking News in Chattanooga, TN. Classifieds ...
		For those involved in politics and political campaigns, 24 hours is a lifetime.
		Politics in this non-presidential, off-year election have teetered back and forth, going from expected takeover by the Democratic Party of at least one house of Congress to a status quo outcome, only to shift once again.
		A turnover of a political campaign staff as occurred with Mr.
	www.tfponline.com /absolutenm/templates/content.aspx?articleid=5582&zoneid=71 (838 words)

	Campaign Staff
		Peter Van Oudenaren is the Campaign Manager for the Barbara Johnson for Governor campaign.
		He is also a platform Campaign Consultant to the campaign in the area of gender issues and fathers' rights.
		The Center for Children's Justice, an organization of active, concerned parents, professionals, and social and political activists whose common goal is the preservation of the child-parent relationship in full after divorce or other family division, or in the case of children born out of wedlock.
	www.barbforgovernor.com /cgi-bin/D.PL?d=barb.staff (317 words)

	Campaign Button - Political Campaign Button - Campaign Buttons
		To get campaign buttons produced that fast elsewhere means you would be paying for their most expensive rush service.
		If you would like to have us create a unique design, or use your artwork to produce campaign buttons, simply tell us what you are looking for in the additional information/ comments section in the form at the bottom of any of our political button templates pages.
		Campaign buttons are usually produced in the 2-1/4" size, but we can make them for you in any size listed below.
	www.buttonsonline.com /political (1446 words)

	Habay accused of misusing staff members (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		After Habay closed his campaign office in April 1999, campaign work was conducted out of his legislative office on Butler Plank Road in Shaler, according to an affidavit filed by the attorney general's office to support the charges.
		One staff member hired in June 1999, Rebecca Collins-Coleman, spent her first month of employment making arrangements for a fund-raising event in July, working on state time and at Habay's direction, the affidavit alleged.
		The attorney general's office said that she drafted, printed and mailed invitations; solicited attendance and contributions; coordinated the menu with the caterer; and decorated the room on the day of the event.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/04262/381348.stm (1085 words)

	Grow a thick skin - Reviews on RateItAll
		Politics is very human; when you get involved at any level you're going to see things that aren't very savory to say the least.
		Political campaigns operate in a highly rarefied atmosphere, almost surreal at times.
		In politics you won't survive a second without growing a thick skin...or any field as a matter of fact.
	www.rateitall.com /i-52418-grow-a-thick-skin.aspx (426 words)

	Bartlet4America.org - Campaign Staff
		Morgan Gower, the campaign's mastermind and, some might say, the campaign's resident lunatic, came to Bartlet4America when she got a little too bored at work one day and decided that she needed an opportunity to hone her web skillz.
		With a penchant towards sarcasm and snarkiness, we felt putting her in charge of the political message of the campaign was a bold move and with her recent admission that Starsky and Hutch were once her imaginary friends, we have every confidence in her.
		Remaining onboard the 'ship long after many of her mates abandoned it, Mush nevertheless was ready for a new calling and is happy to join the staff.
	b4a.healthyinterest.net /staff.html (681 words)

	The Insurgent Political Campaign: May 2005
		More details at The Political Dogfight but suffice to say I'm unplugged for at least a week if not two.
		He thinks the 2008 campaign "might depart from what he describes as the '80s and '90s model, in which candidates parlay national standing and status into the nomination." Instead there will be a "reversion back to what he describes as the '60s model, in which candidates earn support by grassroots, retail politicking."
		This is posted at The Insurgent Political Campaign as it is the perfect non-partisan issue for the Campaign Trail.
	www.theinsurgentcampaign.com /2005/05/index.html (1214 words)

	The Insurgent Political Campaign: The Insurgent Campaign
		Cross-posted from The Political Dogfight is the audio version, with more detail, of a post about Political Listening and it's importance to every campaign.
		Remember we are trying to run a Campaign Machine that has been designed prior to the race so we don't have to build it on the fly.
		See The Political Dogfight for an example of a very, very small 527 media budget leveraging TV ads in small markets into big PR in the fight against Tom Delay.
	www.theinsurgentcampaign.com /the_insurgent_campaign_ (3859 words)

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