Campaign Strategy

Campaign Strategy

 

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My name is Berinda, and I will be vying for the presidential seat in the two thousand and twenty elections. Arkansas is my home state. Republican is my political party. I love this side because it allows me and you to live freely. It’s an anti-slavery, activists, modernistic, ex-weighs, and ex- free soldiers party. Republican is a Grand Old Party! Our slogan is “Free and Fair employment for all!”. The United States is a state for both blacks and whites, and they should all be treated equally and equitably (Lau & Pomper, 2002). My running mate is Dr. Hillary Jones. He is from New York State and will help me gain more electrical votes from the state.

My top domestic issues that I will address are Gun and weapons control in the state and burning of illegal drugs in the country. There will be no entrance or exit of illegal arms in the country. All the residents of the state in possession of guns and weapons should be registered. We are tired of immature deaths in the streets; children are dying every minute in the country because of some criminals who are in possession of guns, pistols, and weapons (Holbrook  & McClurg, 2005).. Any victim found in possession of unregistered firearm or weapon will be entitled to thirty years’ imprisonment with hard labor. I will not tolerate any debate on possession of firearms and arms. I say, “No more immature deaths!”

Illegal drugs in the state contribute to ninety-nine percent number of crimes committed in the country. I will ensure that there is no more drug trafficking by increasing the number of security personnel and machines in the state. Those entering or leaving the country will pass through a thorough security check for drugs (Lau & Pomper, 2002). Any person in possession of illegal drugs will be entitled to forty years’ imprisonment. I will also increase awareness to all citizens on dangers of illicit drugs via campaigns and social media. “Drug traffickers’, your days are numbered!”

My top most economic issues that I will address will include the following: Increased employment to youths, Reduced cost of living. Our children will be trained on new skills and idea to a and start their jobs. I will also ensure that they get enough funds to start their own business. This will make our state wealthy and reduce idleness in the streets. It will also decrease the number of crimes committed in the country (Holbrook  & McClurg, 2005). I will also encourage the youth to nature their different talents by opening more podiums for them. Nothing is more paying than the talent! I say, “Employment to our youth.”

I will ensure that our cost of living is reduced by five percent. I will make sure that income tax rate is reduced on every citizen (Lau & Pomper, 2002).. Life will be affordable to all under my governance. I will make sure that the state is producing the local products and reduced importation of the same. I say, “Reduced income tax rates for all!”

Under my foreign policies, I will sign treaties with other nations for peacemaking. I will make deals with North Korea, Russia, China and Iran for peace. They are our largest threat because of possession of nuclear bombs (Lau & Pomper, 2002). It is not a sign of cowardice but a sensible move to make. We want no more deaths in our state, and we no longer wish for deaths in other countries in the name of war. We are far past the war time where innocent people lost their lives in war. We should unite with other nations so as to gain more ideas for better living. I say,” Peace for all nations in the world.”

I will concentrate my campaigns on states that are Democratic party strongholds and weak ones so as to get enough electrical votes to win (Holbrook  & McClurg, 2005). Examples of such states are Vermont, California, Hawaii, Delaware, New Jersey and New York. Getting votes from these states plus votes from Republican party stronghold states will make me win the election. I will get more than two hundred and seventy electrical votes.

 

References

Flay, B. R., & Burton, D. (1990). Effective mass communication strategies for health campaigns.

Lau, R. R., & Pomper, G. M. (2002). Effectiveness of negative campaigning in US Senate elections. American Journal of Political Science, 47-66.

Riker, W. H., Calvert, R. L., & Wilson, R. K. (1996). The strategy of rhetoric: Campaigning for the American Constitution. Yale University Press.

Holbrook, T. M., & McClurg, S. D. (2005). The mobilization of core supporters: Campaigns, turnout, and electoral composition in United States presidential elections. American Journal of Political Science, 49(4), 689-703.

Jacobs, L. R., & Shapiro, R. Y. (1994). Issues, candidate image, and priming: the use of private polls in Kennedy’s 1960 presidential campaign. American Political Science Review, 88(03), 527-540.