Voter Vault 3

Today I went to Charleston to learn how to use Voter Vault. VV is a voter file manipulation website which allows candidates to search for constituents, map districts, plan routes, and other things. It will be a helpful resource. The RNC and WVGOP were nice enough to provide this class/workshop for free. I look forward to becoming more familiar with the software as time goes on.

New Handouts

One thing which I found very interesting while I worked with the Ron Paul Campaign was the handouts. They were/are colourful, interesting, and small. They called them SlimJims. There were many different types, but they had much more money than I will. They had some aimed at Veterans, Farmers, Families, Low-Taxes, 2nd Amendment Issues, all sorts of things. I liked the idea so much, that I thought I would use something similar.

So tonight, while thinking of the things that I need to do tomorrow, I decided to work up a rough one.

It can be found attached to the website here. We'll see, I'll need to have a photo of me taken for printed photos, and this was the one that came to mind (for obvious reasons).

And in the begining

Today is Friday, May 16th 2008.

The webpage is mostly operational. There are still some bugs with the comments function; and for ease, it may just be removed. We have several graphics up under the Campaign Resources section. There are a good many essays up, some on the Issues that are important to the campaign, and some under the Politics section.

The Political History section is coming along nicely; which is my political history. Also, today the section on the Bresch Incident was created and I started to fill it out.

So far, so good. I have one offer from someone to be a campaign manager. If anyone else is interested in joining, or volunteering with campaign; please let me know.

--- Kevin Patrick