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SMS and MMS for Borough President Campaigns

Borough president campaigns need a borough electorate, separate from citywide mayoral and council district contests.

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Built around your borough president.

Campaign identity

Use the committee’s campaign identity; keep official government notices separate.

Jurisdiction and scope

For New York City, a borough's scope differs from an individual council district. Use official city election resources and the exact borough in the committee record.

Replies and opt-outs

Assign response coverage and keep suppression records current.

SMS or MMS. The format your campaign needs.

SMS

Announcements, logistics, and questions.

Check message segments

MMS

Images, supported media, and creative review.

Prepare your media

Establish the actual Borough President office

For New York City, a borough's scope differs from an individual council district. Use official city election resources and the exact borough in the committee record.

A borough-wide office is neither citywide nor a council district

For a New York City borough presidency, preserve the actual borough in the campaign identity and election record. A council district can be local event context but cannot replace the borough electorate. Shared events with citywide candidates should retain separate committee approvals and campaign-controlled recipient purposes.

The Borough President project brief

  • Borough
  • Office identity
  • Filing authority
  • Campaign committee and authorized approver
  • Actual message purpose, permission evidence, and response owner

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