Introduction to Campaigning

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Introduction to Campaigning

What do you think Campaigning Is? In Pairs, come up with your own definition of what you think campaigning is Think both about the purpose of campaigning, and what practical steps would be involved We will then look back at these at the end of the session to see if there is anything in your definition you would change/add

Examples of Types of Campaign A public awareness campaign: Drink-driving, http://think.direct.gov.uk/drink- driving.html# Advertising a product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IajOINu0V2Y&list=PL7DF5EB5148CC31FE &index=12 Campaign/politics/influencing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2dNEQiHUUo For each of these think about what they are trying to achieve and what you think would be effective about their approach

Tips for your Campaigns There are lots of voters out there What do voters want from you and the Union Why should they trust you How will you make a difference Be Positive Campaign for people to vote for you don't waste time campaigning / complaining about others Keep it to the point, what's your key message (Unique Selling Point) Who are your campaign team (how will they support you , how will you support them) Different types of messages appeal to different peopleThink about the diversity of your student population Don’t fail your degree over it

Campaign Scenarios Work in small groups We are going to highlight some responses you might get when you are campaigning For each scenario, discuss in your group how you would respond We will then feedback at the end to see what people thought the best responses were

Elevator Pitch Ahead of running in the election, you will have been thinking of all the things you would like to do if you are elected and writing your manifesto Hopefully people will read this, but often when campaigning you will only get 30 seconds to tell a person or group why they should vote for you In pairs, practice summarising your key points in 30 seconds – then offer each other constructive feedback We will go round the room to see how you are getting on

Question and Answer Before we finish, a final chance for questions Either related to the rules and what you can and can’t do or around effective campaigning