The 2020 election is a unique and challenging election for both the voters and the election officials. Learn about why delays may occur, how to solve problems, and ways to get involved.

In this special episode, we discuss what the Electoral College is, how it works, and the different ways a candidate can win with it.

Advertisements and social media posts are great, but there is no better way to highlight the difference between two opponents than a debate. This episode will discuss how to prepare for a debate, how to act, and all the details.

This year, getting involved in a campaign can be difficult, as things look very different. Check out ways to get involved at: www.TheHerbstMovement.com

Campaigns, especially lower-level, lesser-funded campaigns live off of volunteers and interns. Most local or district campaigns can only afford 1-2 part-time consultants, and even state campaigns can only afford a handful of people. That is why getting the people involved and mobilizing the voters is so crucial to an election.

After filing for office and announcing candidacy, the next step is getting onto the campaign trail. This includes events, involvement, messaging and donations.

In this episode we will discuss the requirements of different federal offices, and the process of filing for office.

In this episode we discuss the intricacies of announcing one’s candidacy, the most important campaign event of them all.