Be a Game Changer: Carrying the Election 2012 Momentum Forward GOTV Results & Action Planning Workshop

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Be a Game Changer: Carrying the Election 2012 Momentum Forward GOTV Results & Action Planning Workshop

Roadmap: Where We’re Going 1.GOTV celebration! 2.GOTV national recap 3.Virginia: a GOTV example 4.Virginia: a GOTV debrief 5.GOTV momentum: creating an action plan 6.Practice!

Impact Grant States IMV activities reported No Reported IMV Activity

Our National Numbers 44states reported activities 137colleges & universities participated 91coalition partners joined us 427media hits in 40 states 283voter registration events in 19 states 143candidate forums in 33 states 27issue forums in 11 states 94debate watch parties in 27 states 89phoning & canvassing events in 11 states 54,763voter guides mailed 36,411ballot initiative postcards mailed 13,726voters registered in 22 states

AAUW GOTV Activities Increase 2008 to 2012 Participating states69% Coalition partners600% Voter registration drives9,333% Candidate forums297% Issues forums125% Debate watch parties9,300%

Women & the 2012 Election Women: 53% of electorate yr. olds: 19% of national turnout 20 female senators 78 female representatives New Hampshire: First all-female Congressional delegation, governor, speaker Hawaii, Massachusetts, & Wisconsin: Elected their first female senators

Virginia & the 2012 Election Voter registration drives56 Voters registered1,201 Colleges and universities worked with11 Total GOTV events69

Virginia & the 2012 Election Best practices Colleges and universities Community colleges Voter registration Targeting millennials

Virginia & the 2012 Election Lessons learned Personal stories More involvement Timing of activities

Strategy & Planning

What is Strategy? resources power change Strategy is turning the resources you have into the power you need, to win the change you want

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Theory of Change

It’s a relationship with others POWER

What’s Our Theory of Change?  What change do we want?  Who has the resources to create that change?  What do they want?  What do we have that they want?

What resources do we have? How can we use it to change the balance of power?

Case Study: Montgomery Bus Boycott

Power Over 1954 Not using resources to shift the relationship of power

Power With 1955 Using resources to shift the relationship of power Leadership Team

Theory of Change

What’s Our Theory of Change?  What change do we want?  Who has the resources to create that change?  What do they want?  What do we have that they want?

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Create an Action Plan: Resources

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Create an Action Plan: Measurable Goal

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Create an Action Plan: Timeline Start with dates you know and work from there. January 9May 27 April 18December 15 April 8 March 1

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Create an Action Plan: Tactics

Town Hall Meeting

Tele-Town Hall Meeting

Issue Forum

Lobby Day

In-District Meeting

Deliveries to Elected Officials

Rallies

Cocktails & Convos

Petitions and pledges

LTEs and op-eds

Tabling

House meetings

Call-in days

Resolutions and proclamations

Tweet chats and Twitter storms

5 Strategic Questions What’s your… 1.Theory of Change? 2.Resources? 3.Measurable goal? 4.Timeline? 5.Tactics?

Action Plan Exercise

Create an Action Plan: Resources  StateTrack  State Salsa  Tactics how-tos  Conference calls  National staff  Organizer pilot program