A well-designed electoral program is an essential attribute of any election. It helps the voter to form his own opinion about the candidate, his views on current problems and get acquainted with the proposed methods of solving them.
Instructions
Step 1
Determine the priority addressees of your electoral program. First of all, they should be those citizens, those social strata that are potentially capable of casting their votes for you. These are people who are not deliberately negative about your political figure, which means that their final opinion can be influenced. Another target group, of course, are your personal supporters or adherents of the political force that you represent.
Step 2
Evaluate in your program the current state of affairs in the region, pay attention to the most pressing problems. Analyze the performance of your competitors, in particular the current holder of the position you are fighting for. Explain why you will be able to solve the current problems, tell us what steps you intend to take to achieve this and what effect you expect from them.
Step 3
If your identity is not yet known to the locals enough, and your starting rating is extremely low, resort to using social advertising. Your campaign program can be heavily supplemented by harsh statements about alcohol, smoking or environmental issues. This will help draw the attention of the widest possible range of your potential voters to the program.
Step 4
Develop your unique political image. Formation of a certain attitude of the voter towards the candidate will facilitate bringing the necessary information to the attention of the target audience. This image will become the basis, the core for the entire political rhetoric of the candidate during the election campaign. The first step in forming an image is often a formal statement by the candidate about the beginning of his participation in the election contest.
