I'm trying to help my friend run for local school board, and I don't how to promote his campaign without a lot of money, he's got a donate page setup and I helped him with a website, what are some low or no-cost ideas for promoting his campaign amongst the constituents until he has enough donations?
Depends on how much ground there is to cover, but face-time with people is cheap if you’re just walking the neighborhood and knocking on doors.
I had a candidate (not a staffer, the actual candidate) introduce himself and we talked on my stoop for like 20min. I was impressed that he cared enough to come in person. I was leaning in his direction anyway, but after that I told people he seemed like a good guy, donated a few bucks online, and voted for him.
Alternately, you could host a “coffee with the candidate somewhere”, and bring the people to you?
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It's not just trans people who suffer when far-right politicians are elected. Just ask renters in Melbourne.
The far-right anti-trans MP Moira Deeming just stood up to those woke elites (note sarcasm) by voting to block an inquiry into why rents are so high in Victoria.
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"Exiled Liberal MP Moira Deeming has landed a blow against her former parliamentary colleagues from the crossbench, siding with the Andrews government to block a parliamentary inquiry that was set to scrutinise Victoria’s rental crisis.
"The inquiry would have examined the factors driving high rents in Victoria, the options available to increase the supply and standard of long-term rentals and hand down key recommendations by the end of the year.
"The final vote on the joint Greens and Coalition motion was 19 votes to 19, meaning it failed because a clear majority was not reached. Animal Justice MP Georgie Purcell and the two Legalise Cannabis MPs voted for the failed inquiry."
Without knowing any of the details about her genuine views on such things ... it does seem very much like this was done for the LULZ and because of intra-party politics.