Tag Archives: 2010 election
Chris Georgacas named top political influencer
November 5, 2010
Goff Public President Chris Georgacas was recently named one of Minnesota’s top political influencers by Campaigns and Elections magazine. On the list, he joins Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman, Congressman Erik Paulsen, former U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale, and others. Chris is widely regarded as one of Minnesota’s top public affairs strategists. He has been [...]
Your vote matters
October 28, 2010
Election Day – Tuesday, November 2 – is approaching quickly. In a state of more than five million people, some wonder if one vote really matters. It does. Hundreds of federal, state and local elections in the United States have been decided by less than a percentage point, including several races in the past decade. [...]
Do political ads on television matter anymore?
June 9, 2010
It’s official: the first political ads for the 2010 election have started invading our screens and monitors. As we brace ourselves for a five-month barrage of political messages, we can’t help but wonder, do these ads really work? Millions of people go to great lengths to avoid commercials by fast-forwarding with DVRs or watching shows [...]
Social media use on the Minnesota campaign trail
May 18, 2010
As a libertarian Republican, I’m not in the habit of reading the MN Progressive Project blog. But “The Big E” has done some nice original work in comparing the social media presence of the gubernatorial and select congressional candidates’ campaigns. Subscribe to The GH Spin by Email
The ever-changing meaning of change
May 4, 2010
The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press just released a new study that tests Americans’ reactions to words and phrases that are used frequently in political conversations: “capitalism,” “civil liberties,” “civil rights,” “family values,” “libertarian,” “militia,” “progressive,” “socialism,” and “states’ rights.” Here are the results, so look away now if you want [...]
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