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Campaign Strategy, Finance, and Running for Office

9th Grade · Social Studies · US-NY-SS

8 lessons

Goal

Examine campaign finance regulations, ballot access requirements, campaign management strategies, and voter mobilization operations.

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  1. Volunteering on a Political Campaign: Phone Banking and CanvassingUp next
  2. Campaign Finance: Hard Money, Soft Money, and PACsNot started yet
  3. Public Campaign Financing Systems in New YorkNot started yet
  4. Deciding to Run for Public Office: Qualifications and StepsNot started yet
  5. Ballot Access and Petitioning Rules in New YorkNot started yet
  6. Building a Campaign: Structure, Budget, and MessagingYou are here
  7. Debates, Media Advertising, and Digital CampaigningNot started yet
  8. Get-Out-the-Vote Strategies and Election Day OperationsNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-ny12.G3dNew York Social Studies Standards · 10th Grade

Citizens have the right to represent their locality, state, or country as elected officials. Candidates develop a campaign, when they decide to seek public office.