Barbara Novak praises campaign team: a strong network for Vienna!
Barbara Novak praises campaign team: a strong network for Vienna!
In a dedicated graduation sprint for the election campaign, Barbara Novak, campaign manager and SPÖ Vienna State Partis Secretary, today expressed her thanks to all supporters. In a press release from ots.at she emphasizes the importance of collective use in order to lead to a successful election campaign. "Election campaign is teamwork, nobody wins alone," says Novak.
The use of the election workers, who have contributed significantly to the free and fair elections, is particularly emphasized. The SPÖ Vienna was able to support a large network of thousands of committed activists, employees and volunteers. Novak emphasizes that the election campaign was carried out fairly and content-oriented, supported by a fairness agreement that enabled voters to find out more about political positions.mobilization and commitment
As part of the campaign strategy, the SPÖ Vienna carried out remarkable actions with around 5,000 activists. A total of around 60,000 doors were knocked and 20,000 phone calls were made. In addition, the party organized 900 election campaign events and set up 1,100 triangular standers who were supposed to address potential voters.The campaign planning often begins after the previous choice, as reported Bundesagenwahl-bw.de . The selection of the top candidate and the preparation of the election program is often the first step. Subsequent election party days, which take place four to five months before the election, present central issues such as internal security, social justice and environmental protection.
The highlight of the election campaign
The highlight of the mobilization usually takes place through central election campaign events. Election posters signal the beginning of the intensive campaign phase. These are also intended to address undecided and non -part -politically unbound people. According to the source, communication is usually rounded off by a “TV duel” between the top candidates for the Chancellery.
The upcoming election campaign not only poses a way to mobilize the electorate, but also an opportunity to strengthen support from committed citizens. From the active participation of supporters to strategic planning through the party leadership, it can be seen that elections are more than just a result - they are the product of a common effort.
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