Winning Elections: Political Campaign Management, Strategy, and Tactics
Publisher: M. Evans & Company

Apr 18, 2014 - Labour Party has hired David Axelrod, the U.S. Their focus will have to be on internal reform, to develop of a co-ordinated media campaign, and to create a clear political strategy on where the party is heading. May 20, 2014 - Allan Gregg tells a great anecdote, one that explains why the least popular guy is presently ahead in the Ontario provincial election campaign. By David NirFollow The narrator then offers a dollop of Pace Picante, saying "Michelle Obama let the truth slip out at a New York City fundraiser, calling Grimes' election 'critical' to President Obama's liberal agenda that's hurting Kentucky." That quote Steve Gallardo certainly made an interesting strategic decision to raise exactly zero dollars in his first month on the campaign trail. May 23, 2014 - Siddharth Bannerjee examines the mediated modalities of the BJP's incredibly successful political campaign during the 2014 Indian elections. Strategist who helped President Barack Obama win two presidential terms, to help with its campaign for the 2015 election, the opposition party said on Friday. May 14, 2012 - 3 ways to win elections: a guide for the Green Party · Best Practice 1 Comment Nishma Doshi that is beginning to fall apart at its seams. May 21, 2014 - Daily Kos Elections Morning Digest: McConnell, Wolf, and Boyle all win in blowouts. Whether he actually fits that character is, of course, open to debate – but the use of the British love of black humour was an excellent campaign tactic. And local council elections is a part of some tactical master plan dreamt up by David Axelrod, Labour's shiny new 'strategic adviser' and the organisational force behind Barack Obama's successful 2008 US election campaign. Axelrod plans to replicate tactics Axelrod plans to replicate tactics he used in the Obama campaigns in 2008 and 2012 to win Britons over to Labour and its leader Ed Miliband, focusing on the wealth gap and the “squeezed middle”.