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SMS and MMS for Public Advocate Campaigns
Public advocate campaigns need a verified elected role and the actual municipal electorate.
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Built around your public advocate.
Campaign identity
Use the committee’s campaign identity; keep official government notices separate.
Jurisdiction and scope
Do not assume every city has this office. New York City has a citywide elected Public Advocate distinct from Mayor, Comptroller, and council members.
Replies and opt-outs
Assign response coverage and keep suppression records current.
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Establish the actual Public Advocate office
Do not assume every city has this office. New York City has a citywide elected Public Advocate distinct from Mayor, Comptroller, and council members.
Verify that the city actually elects this role
New York City's Public Advocate has a citywide candidacy distinct from Mayor and Comptroller. The title should not be used as a generic label for any municipal advocacy campaign. Keep the actual office record and campaign committee alongside the intended message purpose and response owner.
The Public Advocate project brief
- Office existence
- Citywide scope
- Distinct committee
- Campaign committee and authorized approver
- Actual message purpose, permission evidence, and response owner
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