6 Paul Murphy

Being elected to a political position is a long shot for many. Not to mention, it is extremely challenging and has to be ready to be criticized by the public you’ll be serving with (of course assuming you won the position). You must communicate your message towards people why you are valuable for the position to win their votes.

Great news is that, it does not need any deep background on political science, government or law to get this done. You don’t even need to be part of a political family dynasty to be a politician.

Establishing Connection

If you are serious becoming a politician, then you must be involved at local level. As a matter of fact, this is a nice way to kick off your political campaign for you get to know the current concerns and issues of the political scene in your area.

You have to exert genuine effort in knowing your district. And by this means you must know:

  • Its population
  • The voters
  • What issues do matter to them the most?

Furthermore, it is highly recommended to look at active organizations in the community in order to see which ones are aligned with your goals and passion.

Taking it up a Notch

It will be best to volunteer or to get a job within the organization that you are most interested in. Take part in meetings to network with people and also, be active onto their social media activities.

 

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