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Former President Trump Beats Nikki Haley in New Hampshire! 🗳️ Explore the political dynamics as former President Trump triumphs over Nikki Haley in New Hampshire. Get the details on this significant development and its implications. 📖 READ MORE - Link in Bio. 🗳️ Share your thoughts on the political landscape, tag friends, and join the conversation on the future of American politics. Copy & Paste: 📲 https://lnkd.in/eSYghSHm 🗳️ Post Hashtags: #DonaldTrump #NikkiHaley #NewHampshireResults #SFLMedia #PoliticalVictory #ElectionUpdates #FreeNews

“Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president. The announcement came in the form of a video of a brief phone call between the Obamas and Harris, which was released by the Harris campaign. The video eschewed the traditional format of political endorsements, but it was in keeping with the Harris campaign’s emerging political character.” #democracy #threattodemocracy #trump #upholddemocracy #kamalaharris #itsyourchoice #votewisely #potus47 #itsyourcountry #foryourcountry #character #charactermatters #integrity #january6 #january6neveragain

Two posts covering the 2024 campaign trail are coming out shortly this morning on #PoliticalPulse & #SalzilloReport @ Substack Medium LinkedIn. In the meantime, I want to put in some opening thoughts on North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and how he might benefit the Harris 2024 Campaign: 1. Puts North Carolina in forefront of battleground states. 2. Pairs the presidential ticket with a Southern Governor. 3. Offers push of relatability to rural communities & working class voters in the South & Midwest. 4. Reinforces base issues that excite base and move essential swing voters, especially in the suburbs. 5. Adds years of state-level, executive experience to the ticket with someone who already has a wealth of exposure on the federal level. An option worth looking at carefully. Covington & Burling LLP https://lnkd.in/eEsgTtGC

Q: Will Kamala Harris Follow a Different Path than Hillary Clinton? A: Kamala Harris's path may differ from Hillary Clinton's due to a more diverse electorate, evolving political landscape, and her unique background. Success will depend on effective voter engagement, compelling policy proposals, and navigating current challenges, all while leveraging her historic role and the lessons learned from past campaigns. ://https://lnkd.in/gcFu9mUQ

If you are following the 2024 cycle and haven't read this yet, you probably want to give it a read - here's how it opens: "Between now and Election Day, journalists are going to spend a lot of time talking about Michigan as one of a group of “crucial battleground states” in the 2024 campaign. There will be stories about the state’s blue-collar roots and the importance of the vote from working-class white people, African Americans, Arab Americans, college students and rural communities."

This is my gold standard resource in communications strategy.

This cycle, two Democratic practitioners are taking up the mantle of expanding the Congressional map with an effort aimed at bucking up candidates who have the potential to put districts in play if only they had more resources. Why the Congressional Battleground Map Needs to Expand

As we approach a pivotal election season, it's more important than ever for civil society organizations to actively work to earn trust and combat misinformation. In our latest blog, we share five steps to build trust in an election year based on our guides, "Replenishing Trust" and "Just Truth."  1. Listen and engage at the local community level, where trust is more likely to be built.  2. Create opportunities for civic participation and involve people in shaping issues that directly affect them. 3. Elevate values in action by amplifying real-world examples that align with your organization's principles.  4. Demonstrate competency by showcasing your organization's expertise and consistently delivering on promises.  5. Understand how to inoculate your audiences against disinformation and deploy effective communication strategies.  Read the full blog post to learn more about these steps and gain insights into building trust and combating misinformation. https://lnkd.in/gZcXjj_4

Awesome segment on Opportunity Zones and how they help underserved and rural communities. I’m so honored to be apart of this legislation and policy. #OpportunityZones. #WorkforceDevelopment #affordablehousing #JobCreation #RetailDevelopment #MixedUse #CommercialRealEstate #LandUseAndDevelopment

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 24, 2024 LISTEN: Biden-Harris Campaign on The Fundamental Choice Facing Voters in 2024 Today, Biden-Harris 2024 Campaign Manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez, Principal Deputy Campaign Manager Quentin Fulks, and Campaign Co-Chair Congressman Cedric Richmond hosted a press call following the results of the New Hampshire Republican primary, which solidified Donald Trump’s MAGA takeover of the Republican Party and the choice voters will face in November between two starkly different visions for the country. Donald Trump is running on the same extreme, anti-American agenda that has cost MAGA Republicans election after election, while President Biden is running on positions that are overwhelmingly popular and have helped Democrats win consistently since 2020. Let’s take a look: 83% of voters are concerned about political violence like the kind Trump is stoking. 8 in 10 adults are bothered that corporations don’t pay their fair share. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is “planning” to reinstate his tax cuts for massive corporations. 65% of Republicans and 83% of independents oppose a federal law banning abortion nationwide, which Donald Trump has championed. 59% of Republicans disagree with gutting Social Security and Medicare, which Trump has promised to do. The Affordable Care Act, which Trump has repeatedly promised to “terminate,” has only grown in popularity since he tried to repeal it as president. This extreme agenda has left Donald Trump already struggling with the very voters he needs to win in 2024: In Iowa, Trump performed worst among suburban and college-educated Republicans – the group of voters that have been pivotal to Democratic victories in 2020 and 2022. In New Hampshire, a general election battleground state, signals from undeclared voters show that Trump does not have the support from independents that he had in years past: in the 2016 primary, for example, Trump won undeclared voters. This year, he lost two-thirds of them. And in both Iowa and New Hampshire, there are signs even some Republican voters will not support him in a general election: 43% of Nikki Haley supporters in Iowa said they would back President Biden over Trump, while 88% of her voters in New Hampshire say they would be disappointed if Trump is the nominee. As Republicans once again unite behind a proven-loser in Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are heading into a general election with a record cash-on-hand advantage, a unified party, and a strong record that resonates with voters — which will mobilize the voters who will decide this election. ### https://lnkd.in/ewgwfGjn