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Category Archives: Canvassing
Zoom Time
I am not sure why, but for the first time, each day this past week found me on multiple Zoom conference calls. Each of these was for a different group that I belong to, from my local Southampton Democratic Club … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Canvassing, Coronavirus, democrats, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged 2020election, Coronavirus, Trump
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“Deep Canvassing” and the Lessons Political Campaigns Can Learn From It
Submitted to this blog by Arthur Schiff. By Gabby Weiss, November 22, 2019 Deep Canvassing has grown in popularity as an organizing tool in the past few years, but while most people have heard of it, many are still unsure … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Canvassing, East Hampton, Fair elections, Uncategorized
Tagged campaigns, Canvassing, deep canvassing, political
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A Lesson from Kentucky
Francesca Rheannon <rheannon05@gmail.com> writes: Declaring #kygov election over with a 5,000-plus margin, Gov.-elect Andy Beshear appoints transition team chair and looks forward, as Bevin questions results. Kentucky Democrats did not win the Governors race by launching esoteric attacks on Bevin … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Canvassing, democrats, Education, GOP, Health Care, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged backlash, populism, working class
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The Psychology of Trump Supporters
Bobby Azarian Ph.D. posted several months ago “A Complete Psychological Analysis of Trump’s Support” to help make sense of Trump’s apparent invincibility. We should try and understand the emotinal underpinnings of those that we find difficult to rationally speak to … Continue reading
Posted in bigotry, Canvassing, gangs, GOP, ICE, immigration/deportation, Religion & tolerance, Travel Ban, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged authoritarian, conspiracy, dunning-kruger, fear, morality, narcissism, psychology, schadenfreude, terror management, trump supporter, trumpkin
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The Blue Wave in CD-1
I have always wanted to know whether our efforts of canvassing and voter registration are actually paying off! Now we have some data. Suffolk County Board of Elections collects data on new voter registrations on a monthly basis. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, long island, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged blue wave, CD-1, Democratic party affiliation, voter registration
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Typographical Mistakes and Voter Information: Why you Should Worry!
I just posted two relevant articles from the Patch.com ICE typographical mistake concerning the name of a resident leads to family disaster NY State to hand over Board of Election (BoE) voter registration data to Trump Anyone who has ever … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, Courts, Cuomo, disenfranchisement, first amendment, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud
Tagged disenfranchising, Privacy, Voter Fraud, voter rights
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The Populist Surge – Analysis from Across the Pond
On June 27th, Martin Wolf in the Financial Times writes: Why has the appeal of populist ideas grown in western countries? Is this a temporary phenomenon? In the wake of Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, the collapse … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, Congress, economy, Employment, GOP, immigration/deportation, Politics, Religion & tolerance, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged brexit, populism, populist, Trump
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Working-Class Trump Voters Open to Appeals
Working America: Front Porch Focus Group Report. AFL-CIO 100 Days into the Trump Era, Working-Class ‘Searchers’ Who Voted for Him Are Having Doubts, Open to Appeals. Everyone who is canvassing this year (2017) should read this report! Here is the … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, GOP, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged Canvassing, swing voters, trump voters, working class
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