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1 ELECTION CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

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ELECTION CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

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Contents

How a typical election campaign is held....................................................4Quality of votes ...........................................................................................5Five major issues parties and candidates face in every campaign............6Evolution of targeted approach in Ukraine.................................................8Using TARGET in election campaigns.......................................................10Advantages of TARGET software...............................................................12Functionality of TARGET............................................................................13TARGET user interface..............................................................................14I. AREA section .........................................................................................15II. PROJECTS section.................................................................................21III. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE section..................................................23IV. CANDIDATES/PARTIES section............................................................27V. VOTERS section.....................................................................................29VI. REPORTS section.................................................................................32Advantages of TARGET..............................................................................38

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How a typical election campaign is held:All election campaigns in Ukraine have one common feature — the approach to a voter.

The pattern is simple:

Fundamental error

1. Select key message of a campaign

2. Cover the campaign audience with the message using election technologies and media

3. Broadcast the message during campaign

4. Get votes

No one tries to reach out a particular voter. Such approach brings in "unreliable" votes.

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How a typical election campaign is held:All election campaigns in Ukraine have one common feature — the approach to a voter.

The pattern is simple:

Fundamental error

1. Select key message of a campaign

2. Cover the campaign audience with the message using election technologies and media

3. Broadcast the message during campaign

4. Get votes

No one tries to reach out a particular voter. Such approach brings in "unreliable" votes.

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Quality of votes

Why this is happening:

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Campaigning without target audience

Lack of understanding that it is better to work individually with every voter

Lack of clarity on how to work with the voter after elections

Regular campaigning Targeted campaigning

Emotional

Vulnerable

Unrealistic expectations of a candidate or a party

Disappointment in the future

Conscious

Long-term

Informed assessment

Considered opinion

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5 MAJOR ISSUES PARTIES AND CANDIDATES FACE IN EVERY CAMPAIGN:

“Carpet bombing”

Every campaign has to be started “from scratch”

Lack of knowledge about voters

Inefficient use of resources

Inability to track campaign efficiency in real time

Many candidates and campaign managers wait for the Election Day to understand whether their actions have been successful. The most experienced of them conduct one or two sociological studies at best.

There is no possibility to:

• track the campaign efficiency in real time• determine efficiency of staff performance• understand promptly the need for personnel decisions.

Cause No understanding of the campaign projects efficiency according to key indicators. Efficiency is measured by the number of supporters willing to cast their vote.

ResultInefficient use of resources: when a final push is needed, it turns out the funds have been depleted.

The candidates choose two or three major messages and ‘bomb’ with them through all available channels(field, media). The recipe for success here is to determine the most efficient messages and calculate the intensity of campaigning to get these messages across to the audience to attain the highest rate of support just on the election day.

Politicians do not think long-term. They do not “cement their supporters” after the election and cease communication with until the next campaign. Candidates and parties have no idea what to do with the dialogue that had been built during a political rally. This makes political players start every new campaign “from scratch” and win support of voters all over again, spending vast resources.

Most candidates do not know their voters “by sight.” They only have a general voter’s profile based on sociological and focus group research. The voters are not categorized. There is no understanding on who exactly supports a candidate or a party.

“Activities for the sake of activities”: everyone works hard but the result is still not “catchy.” The campaign is not improved or adjusted at all or not until it is too late.

HEAD OFFICE

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Traditional approaches to campaigning are no longer efficient in the current context. It is not enough just to voice your message louder than others. A more profound and consistent communication with voters is needed, when it is clear which groups should be targeted, who obtained information or benefits, how they did that, and what were the results. As a result, the voters become known “by sight.” This is called a targeted approach.

SOLUTION

Lack of knowledge

about voters

Inefficient use of resources

Inability to track campaign

efficiency in real time

“Carpet bombing”

Every campaign has to be started

“from scratch”

HEAD OFFICE

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5 MAJOR ISSUES PARTIES AND CANDIDATES FACE IN EVERY CAMPAIGN:

“Carpet bombing”

Every campaign has to be started “from scratch”

Lack of knowledge about voters

Inefficient use of resources

Inability to track campaign efficiency in real time

Many candidates and campaign managers wait for the Election Day to understand whether their actions have been successful. The most experienced of them conduct one or two sociological studies at best.

There is no possibility to:

• track the campaign efficiency in real time• determine efficiency of staff performance• understand promptly the need for personnel decisions.

Cause No understanding of the campaign projects efficiency according to key indicators. Efficiency is measured by the number of supporters willing to cast their vote.

ResultInefficient use of resources: when a final push is needed, it turns out the funds have been depleted.

The candidates choose two or three major messages and ‘bomb’ with them through all available channels(field, media). The recipe for success here is to determine the most efficient messages and calculate the intensity of campaigning to get these messages across to the audience to attain the highest rate of support just on the election day.

Politicians do not think long-term. They do not “cement their supporters” after the election and cease communication with until the next campaign. Candidates and parties have no idea what to do with the dialogue that had been built during a political rally. This makes political players start every new campaign “from scratch” and win support of voters all over again, spending vast resources.

Most candidates do not know their voters “by sight.” They only have a general voter’s profile based on sociological and focus group research. The voters are not categorized. There is no understanding on who exactly supports a candidate or a party.

“Activities for the sake of activities”: everyone works hard but the result is still not “catchy.” The campaign is not improved or adjusted at all or not until it is too late.

HEAD OFFICE

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Traditional approaches to campaigning are no longer efficient in the current context. It is not enough just to voice your message louder than others. A more profound and consistent communication with voters is needed, when it is clear which groups should be targeted, who obtained information or benefits, how they did that, and what were the results. As a result, the voters become known “by sight.” This is called a targeted approach.

SOLUTION

Lack of knowledge

about voters

Inefficient use of resources

Inability to track campaign

efficiency in real time

“Carpet bombing”

Every campaign has to be started

“from scratch”

HEAD OFFICE

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maintaining a detailed database of supporters

creating an operational field structure with possibility to assign all levels to a specific territory

integrated tool to bind a supporter to specific polling station (by choosing city/village, street, house)

possibility to automatically assign a voter to a certain polling stationsafter entering place of residence

filtering and structuring database under various parameters

filtering supporters, opponents, undecided

tracking campaign’s financial and human resources and use them more efficiently

controlling supporters growth rate

controlling electioneers and headquarters staff management efficiency

determining priorities in contacts with voters

scheduling frequency and number of contacts

simultaneous use by an unlimited number of operators

monitoring efficiency of all campaign headquarters employees

identification of key performance indicators and monitoring their implementation

possibility to export data from Excel/Access

possibility to organize “general mobilization” on Election Day

First generation Second generation

NOTEBOOKS where electioneers record voters’ leanings during door-to-door surveys

VOTERS REFERENCE BOOKS with consolidated voters data from di�erent sources

Evolution of targeted approach in Ukraine

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maintaining a detailed database of supporters

creating an operational field structure with possibility to assign all levels to a specific territory

integrated tool to bind a supporter to specific polling station (by choosing city/village, street, house)

possibility to automatically assign a voter to a certain polling stationsafter entering place of residence

filtering and structuring database under various parameters

filtering supporters, opponents, undecided

tracking campaign’s financial and human resources and use them more efficiently

controlling supporters growth rate

controlling electioneers and headquarters staff management efficiency

determining priorities in contacts with voters

scheduling frequency and number of contacts

simultaneous use by an unlimited number of operators

monitoring efficiency of all campaign headquarters employees

identification of key performance indicators and monitoring their implementation

possibility to export data from Excel/Access

possibility to organize “general mobilization” on Election Day

First generation Second generation

NOTEBOOKS where electioneers record voters’ leanings during door-to-door surveys

VOTERS REFERENCE BOOKS with consolidated voters data from di�erent sources

Evolution of targeted approach in Ukraine

Third generation

SPREADSHEETS of relations with individual voters (MS Excel/Access)

Fourth generation

MODERN SOFTWAREVoters database containing relations history with analysis possibility (TARGET software)

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Making all activities of future campaign follow the targeted approach.

Using TARGET in election campaigns

Design and

Electioncampaign

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Planning

Cementing supporters. Activities between elections

Strategic planning with the purpose to obtain feedback from potential supporters.

Planning growth in number of supporters.

to provide the required election result: the number of supporters equals the number of votes won.

substantial saving during future campaigns

First campaign

Subsequent campaigns

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Making all activities of future campaign follow the targeted approach.

Using TARGET in election campaigns

Design and

Electioncampaign

cycle

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4

Planning

Cementing supporters. Activities between elections

Strategic planning with the purpose to obtain feedback from potential supporters.

Planning growth in number of supporters.

to provide the required election result: the number of supporters equals the number of votes won.

substantial saving during future campaigns

First campaign

Subsequent campaigns

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Мобилизация в проекте «День выборов»

Mobilization. Providing electioneers with database of supporters

Election campaigning, motivation of voters

Identification of potential supporters through the implementation of social and political projects. Cementing "loyal" supporters from past campaigns.

Division of voters by social groups. Development of a specific message and campaign projects for each specific group.

Registration and categorization of supporters, opponents, undecided.

Drafting communication mapto record and organize data on each contact with a voter.

Analysis of project efficiency according to supporters growth plan.

Adjustment of field projects to different target groups.

Adjustment of budgets depending on the projects efficiency.

Control and adjustment of staff activities depending on efficiency of each separate employee.

Verification of database mobilization capability and check of voters’ loyalty through anonymous surveys.

Providing electioneers with information from the database containing contacts of "loyal" voters living in the territory assigned to electioneer in advance (three days before Election Day).

Ring round of supporters by electioneers to determine who needs to be brought to a polling station. Mobile teams work in conjunction with electioneers on the Election Day.

As an observer on the ground, electioneer verifies the lists of voters and supporters who came to cast votes. The agitator calls a mobile team at a certain point to bring voters who have not yet come to a polling station. A mobile team delivers voters according to the same list from the TARGET application.

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New approach

- de�ning supporters, opponents, undecided- maintaining a detailed account of the supporters database- tracking and using more e�ectively both �nancial and human resources of the campaign- determination of priorities of contact with voters- scheduling frequency and the number of contacts- monitoring the growth dynamics of the number of supporters- monitoring the work of electioneerers and election sta� personnel- drafting general "mobilization" on Election Day

Security

Convenience

Advantages of TARGET software

- all information is stored in a "cloud" storage outside Ukraine- di�erent levels of access for di�erent users; the leak of the whole database is impossible- total con�dentiality

- possibility of simultaneous use by unlimited number of operators- possibility to monitor the e�ciency of the work of all election sta� employees- availability of a tool to de�ne key performance indicators and monitor their implementation- automatic assignment of voters to speci�c constituencies upon entering of their address- possibility to build customized databases- possibility to �lter data by di�erent parameters- possibility to import data from Excel or Access - the program does not require installation and complicated settings- after receiving the login and password, you can work from any device with the access to the Internet

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The functionalities of TARGET

Candidate/Party Section

Projects Section

Area Section

Organization Structure Section

Supporters Section

Reports Section

TARGET is split into 6 logical interconnected blocks. TARGET software is organized to allow you seeing the situation at different angles.

Where election campaign is held

What promotion materials are used to communicate with voters

Who we promote

How many people are available to implement election campaign

Comprehensive supporter database with all contacts obtained during election campaign

Reports by all campaign parameters

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The functionalities of TARGET

Candidate/Party Section

Projects Section

Area Section

Organization Structure Section

Supporters Section

Reports Section

TARGET is split into 6 logical interconnected blocks. TARGET software is organized to allow you seeing the situation at different angles.

Where election campaign is held

What promotion materials are used to communicate with voters

Who we promote

How many people are available to implement election campaign

Comprehensive supporter database with all contacts obtained during election campaign

Reports by all campaign parameters

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TARGET software user interface

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І. AREA Section

1. Individual split/alteration of borders of constituencies.

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Display of the borders on a mapUltra-convenient synchronization with the CEC website database

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Display of the borders on a mapUltra-convenient synchronization with the CEC website database

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2. Individual split/alteration of borders of constituencies.

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Flexible configuration of a constituencyDisplay of the borders on a map

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3. Interactive Google map with the option of filtering the information

19Scaling ranges between all - Ukrainian to precinct level.

by election typeby representative body

by constituenciesby precincts

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3. Interactive Google map with the option of filtering the information

19Scaling ranges between all - Ukrainian to precinct level.

by election typeby representative body

by constituenciesby precincts

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4. Display of the borders of separate constituency election commissions, territorial election commissions, and precinct election commissions on a map

Possibility to filter and display on a map the location and borders of each peculiar election commission or all election commissions simultaneously.

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1. Creation and management of any project that involves direct contact with voters

ІІ. PROJECTS Section

Additional text box with an option of entering complete description of a projectInformation on number and types of contacts within a project

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1. Creation and management of any project that involves direct contact with voters

ІІ. PROJECTS Section

Additional text box with an option of entering complete description of a projectInformation on number and types of contacts within a project

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2. Convenient display of project map

* useful when planning the total number of contacts with each voter

display of the name, starting and end date of a projectdisplay of number of each type of contact for each project

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1. Creation of an organizational set-up

ІІІ. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE Section

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- creation of a structure at any level (country, region, constituency, district, settlement)- unlimited number of possible customized subordination levels- assigning an organization structure to an unlimited number of candidates and projects- assigning an organization structure to any territory, up to a precinct- possibility to have personal login and password for each employee - convenient administration of the structure (especially useful when simultaneously managing multiple campaigns at di�erent levels)- �exible settings for individual needs

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2. Convenient display of project map

* useful when planning the total number of contacts with each voter

display of the name, starting and end date of a projectdisplay of number of each type of contact for each project

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1. Creation of an organizational set-up

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- creation of a structure at any level (country, region, constituency, district, settlement)- unlimited number of possible customized subordination levels- assigning an organization structure to an unlimited number of candidates and projects- assigning an organization structure to any territory, up to a precinct- possibility to have personal login and password for each employee - convenient administration of the structure (especially useful when simultaneously managing multiple campaigns at di�erent levels)- �exible settings for individual needs

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2. Creation of an employee profile

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- assigning an employee to area, projects, candidates- individual authorization settings* for different tools (view/edit/delete)- flexibility of settings for individual needs

* For security reasons, the client personally gives the right to remove information to certain employees. The basic settings do not provide for the delete right.

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3. Interactive organigram

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• displaying all subordinates within the organizational set-up • number of staff members, subordinate agencies, staffing level of lower agencies• number of candidates and projects

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4. Interactive multiple search

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• for separate subordinate structures • for employees

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4. Interactive multiple search

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• for separate subordinate structures • for employees

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ІV. CANDIDATES/PARTIES Section1. Possibility to simultaneously manage campaigns of an unlimited number of candidates and/or parties

For instance: you can simultaneously manage election campaigns of candidates to local councils,candidates to the Verkhovna Rada, mayor candidates, etc.

1. certain projects2. area of balloting (constituency)3. area of balloting (constituency)

allocation of a certain candidate/party to

planning the number of required CONTACTS with supporters for each candidate/party

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2. Convenient display of candidates/parties profiles

A pro�le is created for each subject listing key information: balloting area, executive body, subject of balloting, number of projects allocated and number of contacts under this project

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2. Convenient display of candidates/parties profiles

A pro�le is created for each subject listing key information: balloting area, executive body, subject of balloting, number of projects allocated and number of contacts under this project

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1. Automatic drafting of a voter’s profile

V. VOTERS Section

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• filters by each separate candidate/party • filters by areas

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2. Individual drafting of a supporter profile*

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• Creation of individual boxes as needed (anything from name to bank account)• Up to 30 boxes to fill in

*When an address is added, a supporter is automatically allocated to his/her polling station.

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2. Individual drafting of a supporter profile*

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• Creation of individual boxes as needed (anything from name to bank account)• Up to 30 boxes to fill in

*When an address is added, a supporter is automatically allocated to his/her polling station.

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3. Individual “map of contacts” with each voter

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• Which member of staff, when, within which project and how contacted with a voter• Displaying results of contacting each separate voter (supporter/potential supporter/undecided/opponent)

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VІ. REPORTS section

1. General information

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• Summarized information on the status of supporters • Summarized information on the weight percentage of the project in overall communication with voters

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2. Interactive report by territory

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• Summarized information on status of supporters (supporter, opponent, undecided)• Filtered information by candidate/party, region, area, city/town/village

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Summarized information on contacts with supporters broken down by:

3. Interactive project report

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• candidate/party• project• time period.

Summarized information on the status of supporters

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Summarized information on contacts with supporters broken down by:

3. Interactive project report

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• candidate/party• project• time period.

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Displaying of summarized information on several candidates/parties and projects

This report is useful for assessing efficiency of each project and making decisions on whether to continue or reorient efforts to another project.

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4. Interactive report on organizational structure

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Displaying and filtering summarized information on the status of voters: - Broken down by candidates/parties- Broken down by projects assigned to certain subjects of the organizational structure.

Leaders (highlighted in green) and outsiders (highlighted in red) of the organization structure are selected depending on their plan performance, which allows making timely personnel decisions.

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5. Interactive report on a candidate/party

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Summarized information on fulfillment of the plan on supporters’ engagement.

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Advantages of TARGET

New approach Security

EaseConvenience

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Advantages of TARGET

New approach Security

EaseConvenience

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