Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Advice from the Field

Our Iowa county officials have brought up a great point: One of the best ways to raise awareness of county issues with the presidential campaigns is by meeting with staff.

While talking to candidates, you’re often limited to a 30 second exchange as you shake hands and welcome them to your county, but as the campaigns grow, there will be plenty of staff willing to take some time to speak to county officials. This is a great opportunity to share our issues and explain our goals. It is a chance to develop relationships and educate others on what county government entails. Plus, you never know when you could be talking to someone who could work for the next President.

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