Deciding To Run:
Judicial Campaign Training
Wondered what it's like to wear the robe? What it would take to be appointed or elected to the bench? Interested in working on judicial campaigns?
Judicial diversity is an essential component of a fair and impartial justice system. Increasing diversity on the bench is critical to increasing public faith and confidence in the judiciary, and to countering perceptions of systemic bias.
You can help provide equal access to justice... by becoming a judge!
Come and learn what it takes to run a winning campaign as a candidate, campaign manager, or volunteer - in 2012, or to prepare for a future campaign or appointment.
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2012
Earn 5 CLE Credits
Check-in, coffee and pastries at 8:30 AM, Program from 9 AM - 2 PM
Red Lion Hotel Yakima Center, 67 E. Yakima Ave. , Yakima
$50, lunch and campaign materials provided
Topics Covered Include:
What you need to know before you run
The rules, the deadlines, the phases of the campaign
Running as a woman or minority candidate
Putting together a campaign team
How to raise the money
How THEY did it - tips and insights from judges
Trainers:
Linda Mitchell, President, National Women's Political Caucus of Washington and campaign fundraiser
Cathy Allen, The Connections Group - campaign strategist, author, pundit, and international trainer
* Scholarships Available
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