Posts Tagged ‘political campaigns’
Posted by DanBevarly January 27th, 2010
“…while all these “apps for democracy” are assumed to be a good thing, are they necessarily what are being sought after by the general public first or foremost from this new relationship structure?”
Tags: Citizen Engagement, Collaboration, Elections, government, Government 2.0, Government Social Networks, political campaigns, Politics, public engagement, public involvement, Transparency
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Posted by Dan Bevarly November 6th, 2009
Washington Post Staff Writer Dan Balz provided an analysis of Tuesday’s elections across the country. His story is titled “Contests serve as warning to Democrats: It’s not 2008 anymore.” Using the outcomes of two gubernatorial elections (New Jersey and Virginia), Dan summarized that yesterday’s elections “demonstrated that, at this point, Republicans have the more energized [...]
Tags: citizens, governance, inauguration, Obama, political campaigns, Politics, public involvement
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Posted by Dan Bevarly June 25th, 2009
The Governor Mark Sanford Situation I’m thinking about South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford and his situation and the response of the public and media. I wonder why, in the U.S., we (public/media) so vilify an unfaithful government official. In all of these cases there is so much lying that what began as an act of [...]
Tags: accountability, Governors, political campaigns, public involvement, State Government, Transparency
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Posted by Dan Bevarly January 30th, 2009
Building Blocks to Help more Women Achieve their Political Aspirations Did you know there are only seven women governors, and that women make up only 17% of the members of Congress? Only 10% of women have ever thought about running for office, compared with 20% of men. And while more men are online than [...]
Tags: Citizen Engagement, Elections, female, government, Government Social Networks, office holder, political campaigns, Politics, social networks, Women
Posted in Governing, Politics, Uncategorized •
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