The holidays are one of the most overlooked opportunities in campaigning. Voters are home, community events are plentiful, and your opponents often go quiet — which means smart candidates can quietly build momentum while everyone else is distracted. These weeks set the tone for the first quarter of the year and can determine whether your campaign starts on offense or plays catch-up.
Here are ten practical, high-impact ways candidates can get ahead during the holiday season: https://t.co/EuzgK8ynJA
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We are incredibly proud of @meaccoleman, @JimHansen40, @Stevehelms2010 for making their voices heard and working to protect Missouri’s taxpayers from being taken advantage of by Congress.
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Incredibly wise decision by those guiding @Missouri_HRCC to put @CaseyEvon at the helm! Her work ethic, depth of experience, natural talent, & strong caucus relationships make her the perfect pick to guide the org. through the 2018 cycle. #moleg
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+6PAGES of these came from @ShieldsForMO supporters “Turk ended up w/ 629 signatures; the exact number he needed to qualify for the ballot.” https://t.co/zP0mKbdBnH
.@GingerHeadGuy was the Shields’ campaign, their supporters, or the democrat party involved in collecting signatures for Turk? #moleg https://t.co/ktFmE8m2Np