Tucson · Municipal campaigns

Tucson City Council campaigns

A Tucson council inquiry should identify the ward and election stage.

Tucson municipal boundary: Census cartographic data; not a ward or council-district map.

Built around your city council.

Campaign identity

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

Jurisdiction and scope

Tucson City Council: 6 wards; citywide general-election voting.

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.

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Plan this City Council campaign

Ward-only primary voting and citywide general-election voting are different scopes for the same council office. Do not carry one stage's audience description into another merely because the candidate and ward label are unchanged.

The local seat and context

Tucson City Council: 6 wards; citywide general-election voting.

Tucson council candidates are nominated by ward in partisan primaries, with citywide voting in the general election. Do not describe all stages as ward-only voting. Pima County offices are separate.

The Tucson program brief

The Tucson program brief
RecordLocal input
OfficeCity Council
Council context6 wards; citywide general-election voting
Local schedulingAmerica/Phoenix
IdentityCandidate committee and authorized approver
MessageReviewed draft, permission evidence, and reply destination

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