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Posted by Dug on February 16, 2005 at 18:02:52 from (65.16.30.2):
Another OT subject, need your professional advice. I am running for school board, (party affiliation is unimportant!) I live in a rural community facing the same budget crisis as any other school district and am sick of hearing about it. My plan is to get on the school baord and go to war with the politicians and hold them accountable for properly funding the district. My question is in regards to running a successful campaign: What would you suggest? I have completed the questionairre for the local (weekly) newspaper, but feel this is not enough to get the vote out. Any advice on what works? Flyers? Yard signs? I am limited to $500. I was the only candidate until the final day to file, then 5 others jumped on "the boat". I don't want a debate on party affiliation or the tribulations of being on the board. Thanks, Dug
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