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- 1. Political Exchange Jessica Reeves National Deaf Children’s Society
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- In preparation for the new parliament – aiming to get new MPs to champion the needs of deaf children in Parliament.
- MPs are aware of NDCS and realise that there are deaf children in their constituency who will need their help.
- Mention the posting and the thank you email sent to candidates when they had taken the pledge. Login so can show how it looks from the front end – how candidates see the issue and can add comments. If you go to issues>reports you can download what candidates said – probably one of the most useful things for us. Learnt about politicians personal connections to and interest in deafness. Show e-activist action – different messages depending on whether candidates had taken the pledge or not through the redirect and filter function in e-acvtivist.
- Go to PE broadcast create – to show how we created different emails for different parties. This tool can be used now to email MPs to ask then to take action/come to events etc. Show how to select different people to send it to. Show how it reports so you can see how many people opened it etc. We did it twice – can also exclude those who have already pledged support Will have it for MSP and AM elections next year
- 2 resolved 2 unresolved
- Making emails to PPCs relevant. Access to large lists of supporters – election seen as a big opportunity by the organisation.
- WE didn’t know this before and probably otherwise would never have found out
- Based on pledge from 2010 election. Data mapping go to data>mapping and show how can map supporter data to constituencies – have to set up columns in supporter data in e-activist first – match supporter data columns to political exchange columns and the data will map