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Four Examples of Campaign / PAC Organization

Option 1	Option 2
Steering Committee Voter Research / Registration Fund Raising Absentee Ballots Community Outreach Presentations and Coffees Media / Publicity Endorsements Election Day Activities	Steering Committee Community Outreach Publicity Election Day Media Fundraising Voter Research Volunteer / Community Outreach Chair of each committee (serves on the steering committee along with chair, co-chair and treasurer)
Option 3	Option 4
Steering Committee Technology Voter Registration Community Outreach Fundraising Communications Logistics Volunteer Coordinator Telephone Canvassing Precinct Work Poll Watching	Steering Committee Finance Media / Public Relations Speakers Bureau Voter Research Voter Registration Absentee Ballots Letters to the Editor Button, Stickers & Yard Signs Website Volunteer Solicitation Endorsements Election Day

Your own campaign/political action committee format might very well be different from all of the above or a combination of some of the above. Obviously, the number and quality of passionate community members will dictate the type of committees you organize. Remember to spend time recruiting quality leaders for each task. Do not simply ask for volunteers.

The options above were recommended by Fanning Howey (Option I), Ice Miller (Option II), Schmidt & Associates (Option III), and Dr. Emmert Lippe, Strategic Planning (Option IV). Another list, including job descriptions, can be found in School Finance Elections, Lifton & Senden.

Four Examples of Campaign / PAC Organization

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4