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SMS and MMS for State and Local Party Campaigns
Party committee operations need clear separation among the party organization, candidate committees, and any other messaging program.
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Built around your state and local party committees.
Campaign identity
Use the committee’s campaign identity; keep official government notices separate.
Jurisdiction and scope
Use the actual committee identity and approvals for non-federal activity. Shared staff or branding does not erase separate campaign authorization and data boundaries.
Replies and opt-outs
Assign response coverage and keep suppression records current.
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Establish the actual State and Local Party Committees office
Use the actual committee identity and approvals for non-federal activity. Shared staff or branding does not erase separate campaign authorization and data boundaries.
Party and candidate programs need separate authorization
A party committee may coordinate events with candidates without becoming their campaign committee. Establish which organization sponsors the message, who approves its content, and which signup purpose supports recipient contact. Keep the non-federal scope explicit where the same organization also conducts other political activity.
The State and Local Party Committees project brief
- Committee identity
- Campaign separation
- Non-federal scope
- Campaign committee and authorized approver
- Actual message purpose, permission evidence, and response owner
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