#ProjectELECT - Twitter Hashtag

Project Elect: Women in Public Service @project_elect

3 days ago

Civic trivia: Jeannette Rankin became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1916 — four years before women nationwide could vote. Who inspires you to stay engaged? #ProjectElect #WomenInPublicService

project_elect's tweet photo. Civic trivia: Jeannette Rankin became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1916 — four years before women nationwide could vote.

Who inspires you to stay engaged?

#ProjectElect #WomenInPublicService https://t.co/N7nMTaLXum

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Project Elect: Women in Public Service @project_elect

over 1 year ago

We love this perspective from our latest podcast guest, Cindy Davis, who serves on the Utah State Board of Education. Have you listened to the conversation yet? #projectelect #podcast #newepisode #godswork #churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints

project_elect's tweet photo. We love this perspective from our latest podcast guest, Cindy Davis, who serves on the Utah State Board of Education.

Have you listened to the conversation yet?

#projectelect #podcast #newepisode #godswork #churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints https://t.co/lhRaVdMGx1

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Project Elect: Women in Public Service @project_elect

over 2 years ago

@MargaretBusse, executive director of the Utah Department of Commerce, was one of our first guests on the Project ElecteED podcast. What are ways that your belief in Jesus Christ and personal revelation has helped you with your accomplishments in life? #projectelect

project_elect's tweet photo. @MargaretBusse, executive director of the Utah Department of Commerce, was one of our first guests on the Project ElecteED podcast. What are ways that your belief in Jesus Christ and personal revelation has helped you with your accomplishments in life?
#projectelect https://t.co/jukgc9x6Ht

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Donna Ladd said what she said.😘 @DonnerKay

over 4 years ago

Right. No one likes to talk about Jackson crime spikes coinciding with #ProjectElect and that it could be causal since Hurst was almost randomly targeting gangs. See research on arresting gang/crew leaders who contain violence—then leadership battles. None of this smart policing.