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In a state house race in Virginia, a candidate running against an incumbent suggests the rule disallowing campaign yard signs up before a certain date is affecting the race. What is your opinion?
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A candidate for Congress in Florida wants to give ethereum-based tokens to campaign volunteers in an experimental effort to incentivize their work — and federal officials appear poised to give their approval.
In late May, the campaign for Omar Reyes, who is running for office in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District as an independent candidate, sent a letter to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) seeking permission for the “distribution to potential volunteers and any voters interested in participating in our cryptocurrency experiment.”
The idea is this: the “Omar2020” token is based on the ERC-20 standard, which allows for the creation of tokens on the ethereum network. According to the Reyes campaign’s letter, the kinds of activities they’d want to reward include registering to volunteer, signing up for a mailing list, or hosting official campaign events. {{More}}
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-election-authority-set-approve-210116270.html
Instead of handing out campaign pins and campaign yard signs, the candidate wants to give out a cyber award that has no value. I would be interested in following this because what an interesting way to provide incentives to campaign volunteers!
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While I imagine the campaign yard signs will look different, the Harris campaign is selling these stickers. They are memorable and different.
Campaign yard signs and campaigning has changed dramatically in the era of digital advertising. Some still hold true to buying and putting out campaign yard signs. Others are venturing more toward social media and digital. It is interesting to see the changes happen.
https://triblive.com/local/regional/campaigns-embrace-tradition-of-political-yard-signs/
This is a great story about campaign yard signs and their uses other than candidate elections. This is a clever slogan and I applaud the creativity of the yard signs.
Oprah magazine did a fun article going through all the presidential swag they are selling. It is more than just campaign yard signs.
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