Description
Part 1
Many of the tactics of persuading voters remain the same from the past until now. Listen to the audio clip of Calvin Coolidge on the subject of Law and Order. With his monotone voice it is hard to believe that voters elected Coolidge. Coolidge emphasized traditional values, economy in government and frugality, which are all topics we see in presidential debates today. Candidate campaigns need to speak to the people. Is this still true today? Discuss how the media, strategies, statistical analysis, and the science of influence and affect have changed. How have a candidates every word, action and perceived thoughts engaged or disengaged political participation?
Please critically reflect on the readings, lectures, and videos to answer the following questions/ prompts:
Describe if candidate campaigns still need to speak to the people today
Explain how the media, strategies, statistical analysis, and the science of influence and affect have changed
Explain how a candidates every word, action and perceived thoughts engaged or disengaged political participation
Directions
Post should be a substantive and scholarly post between 200 to 500 words.
Make sure that you use proper grammar, word choice, syntax (arrangement of words to create well-formed sentences), and writing mechanics (capitalization, punctuation, and spelling).
Properly citeLinks to an external site. And reference Links to an external site.in APA format.
Part 2
In this module, we will discuss what happens after you finish a single-issue advocacy campaign as it isn’t the end. You now have a valuable list of engaged supporters who want to participate in future campaigns.
Please critically reflect on the readings, lectures, and videos to answer the following questions/ prompts:
Identify three organizations that effectively re-engage their supporters regularly.
What do they do that’s successful and can it be replicated by others?
Identify the issue you’re focused on for your final project and identify three others that could be possibly used in the future.
Directions
Should be 600 to 750 words
Make sure that you use proper grammar, word choice, syntax (arrangement of words to create well-formed sentences), and writing mechanics (capitalization, punctuation, and spelling).
Properly cite and reference.
