• Are Survey Innovations a Threat to Horserace Polls?
  
  By RICHARD JENKINS, Jenkins Research Inc.

  Ever since the infamous Literary Digest straw poll which wrongly predicted that Landon would win the 1936 Presidential Election and led to the reliance on random, representative surveys, pollsters

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• Canadians on everything green - part 1
  
  By ÉRIC DUHAIME

  greenpartystrategy.com is launching a new series – “Canadians on everything green”

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• Growing together – passionately but politely
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS – communications consultant

  Let’s kick-off a series of posts by acknowledging the elephant in the Green party’s kitchen – it has factions.

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• Sometimes the Simplest ideas...
  
  By DERMOD TRAVIS, communications consultant

  When you’re in a tunnel and see a bright shiny object ahead it’s either an oncoming train or that proverbial light people keep talking about.

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• Event-planning made easy
  
  By ROBERT ROUTELEDGE, Canadian Field Organizer with Obama for America

  There have been several informative articles on greenpartystrategy.com about different kinds of events you can organize in your comm

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• Outreach tip #3 – Community Support Team
  
  By ERICH JACOBY-HAWKINS, Green Party of Canada candidate for Barrie

  Ontario Green party members are often very active leaders in their community. Many are involved in different charities, campaigns or causes outside their Green party involvement.

  Related: Entering the era of the EDA: part 2 - marketing Outreach Tip #1 – host a yard sale Outreach tip #2 – mailbox sticker canvass
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