Winning Issues and Elections

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Winning Issues and Elections Jim Vaughan Winning Issues and Elections

COMPETENCY: ADVOCACY Level 1 Foundational Level 2 Mobilizing & Power Building Level 3 Agenda Driving

COMPETENCY: ADVOCACY Themes: Leverages Advocacy Practice Engages community Acts as a political advocate

2010 Tom Corbett Bonusgate No Tax Pledge Vouchers 4 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

2010 Senate Pre-Election 30 Republicans 20 Democrats Senate Post-Election 30 Republicans 20 Democrats 5 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

2010 House Pre-Election 104 Democrats 99 Republicans House Post-Election 112 Republicans 91 Democrats 6 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

It Gets Worse America Votes Table $1.5 million project PSEA/NEA - $1.1 million All other groups $400K combined Took on ALL negative mail Main Street Values PAC 7 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

At Risk Governor s Agenda Severely underfund education Devalue the profession Weaken worker rights Privatize public education Other States Eliminate payroll deduction Restrict collective bargaining Right to work 8

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Three Prong Strategy Offer Better Alternatives Challenge Bad Policies Change the Political Environment 10

Goal and Objectives Mitigate damage, channel energy, and elect a propublic education legislature and governor in 2012 and 2014 Establish our credibility with the public. Convince the public that the education funding and policy proposals of this administration are reckless and dangerous. Convince the public that there are better alternatives. Mobilize people into a force that brings about the change we seek. 11

Organizing the Work Landing Zone Issue Management Teams Vouchers Funding Union Threats Accountability Communications Team 12

Organizing the Work Infrastructure-Staff, Technology, etc. Communication Strategy PACE Fundraising Coalition Building Community Outreach Internal Activist Network/Member Mobilization 13

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Actions Set specific objectives and measure progress Communicate, Communicate, Communicate Fundraise for PACE all the time, everywhere Expand region staff advocacy network Create a headquarters based team to support that network Build technology tools to provide efficient information exchange among HQ, Region, and Local staff and volunteers Recruit, train, and support Building Action Coordinators 15

Actions Alert, educate, and inspire the membership to become involved Expose the governor s agenda and challenge their budget and policies Develop critical analyses, presentations, publications Use message polling to develop effective messages for use with the public Use multiple media channels to increase public awareness of and attention to the devastating effects of their budget cuts and policies 16

Actions Mobilize the membership and the public to pressure legislators to reject the governor s agenda Enlist members to become activists within their communities and encourage friends and neighbors to join in Expand and strengthen coalitions 17

RAC/BAC Need for increased advocacy Need for increased mobilization Region Advocacy Coordinators Building Advocacy Coordinators 18 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

RAC/BAC Build Organizational Capacity Recruiting, Supporting, Training Members Fundraising Phone banking Member and voter activation system Voter registration 19

RAC/BAC Goal 2012 Recruit and train a volunteer BAC in every targeted school building Those with more than 100 members Those with 15 or more targeted legislative race voters 20

The Dashboard Foundation Our Goal Achieve increased organizational capacity to engage members in the 2014 Gubernatorial Election Campaign. The Campaigns Keep the Promise We Stand Together KP2 21 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

The Idea Set Goals Track Progress Use Data Learn From Experience 22 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Build the Campaign Management Dashboard 23 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

What Identifies Organizational Priorities Sets Goals Tracks Real-Time Progress Toward Goals Identifies Areas Where More Training and Support Are Required Allows Staff and Volunteers to Enter Data at the Point of Transaction Provides Up-to-Date Reports to Officers, Board of Directors, Volunteers, and Staff 24 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

What Provides Relevant Information Based on Your Role/Responsibility in the Campaign Building & School District Local Cluster Legislative District Region Statewide 25 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

What Provides Centralized Location For All Campaign-Related Information: Reports Calendars of Campaign Activities Campaign-Related Documents and Resources 26 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

It Does NOT. Set False Expectations Threaten or Punish Staff 27 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Supporting Political Campaigns Member-to-Member Conversations Face-to-Face Phone Banks Local Presentations Voter IDs PSEA-PACE Contributions Get Out the Vote Activities Voter Registration Drives 28 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Supporting Legislative Advocacy Recruiting ACEs Tracking Legislative Contacts Handwritten Letters Emails Tracking Meetings With Legislators In District In Capitol By Phone Providing Key Information to Members and Staff 29 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Managing the Advocacy Network Volunteer Recruiting Monitoring Progress Toward Goals Providing Support Where It s Needed Sharing Best Practices Fostering Team Commitment 30 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

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We Stand Together Campaign Confidential - Do Not Distribute

We Stand Together Goals Recruit Member Advocates Promote Pro-Public Education Candidates at Local Meetings and in One-on-One Conversations Collect Voter IDs Get Out the Vote 33 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

We Stand Together Results 1,034 Local Associations 12 Targeted Races Congressional 2 State Senate 3 State House 7 857 Targeted School Buildings 41,000 Targeted Members 34 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

We Stand Together Results Connect the Dots: 785 75% to goal BEAs: 915 67% to goal Voter ID Conversations: 22,919 BEA Reported: 7,616 ID Card Activation Page: 7,194 Phone Bank: 6,013 Robo Calls: 770 Super BEA Reported: 700 Survey Response: 626 35 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Building Election Advocates 27 53 58 210 66 45 62 51 81 40 164 857 Targets 36 Note: Goal is to recruit at least one building election advocate in every school building in targeted school entities where PSEA has a local association. as of 11-28-12 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Voter IDs All Targets/All Sources 1775 1892 3643 9946 2832 3976 2304 3575 3456 1511 6092 41002 Targets 37 Note: Goal is to collect voter IDs from members in every school building in targeted school entities where PSEA has a local association. as of 11-28-12 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Hope is not a plan 38 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

All In Campaign Confidential - Do Not Distribute

All In Goals Deploy Member Advocates Promote Partners for Public Education Encourage Legislative Advocacy Increase PSEA-PACE Contributions Elect Pro-Public Education Candidates 40 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Campaign Technology Overview 41 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Staff Tools: Dashboard Ended campaign with 10 discreet modules with various targets and goals. Created common repository for all campaign-related documents. 42 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Point of Transaction Data Entry Each BEA could report voter IDs on a personalized page that only showed the buildings to which they were assigned. BEAs could also print fresh walking lists eliminating those already identified. 43 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

KP2 Dashboard Created new volunteer recruiting tool that notified RACs of members willing to volunteer. 44 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Point of Transaction Data Entry Each PACE chair had a portal to print reports, view progress to goal, and order supplies. 45 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

ALL IN Dashboard Changed to tabbed interface to accommodate data from a broader, more extended campaign. Allows user to personalize dashboard to focus on different information at different times in the campaign. 46 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Targets/Goals Progress Domains 47 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Payroll Deduction Letters Add/Edit Letters See Legislator Counts 48 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

Phone Banks 49 Confidential - Do Not Distribute

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Community Support Matters Parent, family, and community involvement helps students learn. Community connections are the key to the future success of our schools.

Session Outcomes The content from this session can be used in the following ways in your current position/role: Structure for an issue or advocacy campaign Necessary components financial or otherwise to conduct an issue or advocacy campaign

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