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Before the ballot : building political support for library funding  Cover Image Book Book

Before the ballot : building political support for library funding / John Chrastka and Patrick "PC" Sweeney.

Chrastka, John, (author.). Sweeney, Patrick "PC", (author.).

Summary:

""On the Path to the Ballot" will focus on Informational Communications Campaigns (commonly referred to as info-only campaigns) for library staff and administrators. The book will discuss the library's role in the years leading up to a campaign and the library's role during ballot measure campaigns. Our companion title "How to Win Elections ..." focused on building and running ballot measure committees and vote Yes campaigns during an election cycle. The material is referential but does not overlap in significant ways. The readership may overlap, but because the legal structure of libraries and the legal structure of ballot committees do not allow for the same type of campaign work, the strategies, and tactics are unique and distinct to these audiences"-- Provided by publisher.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780838917794 (trade paperback)
  • Physical Description: xii, 260 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
  • Publisher: Chicago : American Library Association, 2019.

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Surfacing the library -- Insights into voter attitudes about libraries and librarians -- Radicalizing Americans about libraries -- Librarian as candidate -- Library as cause -- Creating the fundable plan -- Building partnerships and joining coalitions -- Relationship building with people who (should) care -- Defining audiences of potential supporters -- Messaging for funding support -- Understanding engagement with supporters and activists -- Transitioning into the informational communication campaign -- Where problems come -- Why libraries lose -- Steps in the informational communications campaign -- Ideal 36 month campaign from "before the ballot" to election day -- Conclusion: everyday campaigning.
Subject: Library fund raising > Political aspects > United States.
Library finance > Political aspects > United States.
Libraries and community > Political aspects > United States.

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50500. ‡tSurfacing the library -- ‡tInsights into voter attitudes about libraries and librarians -- ‡tRadicalizing Americans about libraries -- ‡tLibrarian as candidate -- ‡tLibrary as cause -- ‡tCreating the fundable plan -- ‡tBuilding partnerships and joining coalitions -- ‡tRelationship building with people who ‡g(should) care -- ‡tDefining audiences of potential supporters -- ‡tMessaging for funding support -- ‡tUnderstanding engagement with supporters and activists -- ‡tTransitioning into the informational communication campaign -- ‡tWhere problems come -- ‡tWhy libraries lose -- ‡tSteps in the informational communications campaign -- ‡tIdeal 36 month campaign from "before the ballot" to election day -- ‡tConclusion: everyday campaigning.
520 . ‡a""On the Path to the Ballot" will focus on Informational Communications Campaigns (commonly referred to as info-only campaigns) for library staff and administrators. The book will discuss the library's role in the years leading up to a campaign and the library's role during ballot measure campaigns. Our companion title "How to Win Elections ..." focused on building and running ballot measure committees and vote Yes campaigns during an election cycle. The material is referential but does not overlap in significant ways. The readership may overlap, but because the legal structure of libraries and the legal structure of ballot committees do not allow for the same type of campaign work, the strategies, and tactics are unique and distinct to these audiences"-- ‡cProvided by publisher.
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