What's the benefit of Phone from Home?
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sailingaway
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It identifies people they can use to get out the vote and sometimes identifies what issues are most important. It varies.
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It is a secret weapon because few expected us to engage in retail politics.
The general science says that without calls candidates get about 30% turnout, with calls about 80% turnout. There are other factors, of course, especially in our case...
The general science says that without calls candidates get about 30% turnout, with calls about 80% turnout. There are other factors, of course, especially in our case...
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We've got to attack it from both angles. The delegate strategy will fail if bound delegates are forced to vote Romney on the first ballot. So we've got to make sure there's enough of a spread to keep a first ballot victory from occuring. That's why we need people also working retail politics. Everyone has a role in this battle.
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The phone strategy is multi-pronged and PfH has run many different campaigns this cycle, including delegate hunting...
PfH has its hiccups/etc, but is a very valuable tool that has helped a lot in the doubling/tripling of votes. Right now it is running a survey, but they change it around often
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