eVoter CEO, Adam Kravitz Speaking at the Lou Frey Institute at the University of Central Florida
Posted: Monday, September 26, 2011 by evoternews [Source]
September 26, 2011 - Orlando, Florida: Today eVoter CEO, Adam Kravitz, is speaking at the Fall 2011 Symposium: "Campaign 2012: New Rules of the Road". The Symposium is hosted by the Lou Frey Institute of Politics and Government at the University of Central Florida. For more information on the Symposium, visit the website at http://loufrey.org/programs/symposia/fall2011/. The Live Stream of "Campaign 2012: New Rules of the Road" is available on the Institute's website at http://loufrey.org/live/
About the Lou Frey Institute:
The Institute accomplishes its mission through civic education programs that encourage thoughtful debate and discussion about current policy issues; through experiential learning programs that encourage the development of civic and political skills; through research, policy analysis, and advocacy; and by working with others to help strengthen the civic education capacity of Florida’s k-12 education system. Visit the Institute's website at http://loufrey.org/
About eVoter:
eVoter was designed to provide voters with concise unbiased information on every candidate & measure on their ballot and has quickly become the leading online destination for election information, serving hundreds of thousands of voters in California, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The eVoter.com service will be expanding to include all 50 states for the 2012 election cycle, making it the single source for national election information.
With an Advisory Board including David Wilhelm, former Democratic National Committee Chair and Jo Ann Davidson, former Republican National Committee Co-Chair, eVoter is uniquely positioned to take advantage of not only the historic transition to online campaigning, but also the new political climate, one in which voters are increasingly looking online for relevant and unbiased political information.
In 2010 eVoter partnered with major media outlets across the country, including NBC Local Media, Yahoo! and leading regional newspapers such as the Chicago Sun-Times to power their online voter information. This ensured that candidate profiles and organization endorsements received maximum exposure - when motivated voters are actually making their choices - all for a very minimal cost to candidates and free for voters.
Follow eVoter on Facebook (www.facebook.com/evoter) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/evoterupdates). For more information contact eVoter: support@evoter.com, pr@evoter.com or call toll free at (866) 976-0555.
About the Lou Frey Institute:
The Institute accomplishes its mission through civic education programs that encourage thoughtful debate and discussion about current policy issues; through experiential learning programs that encourage the development of civic and political skills; through research, policy analysis, and advocacy; and by working with others to help strengthen the civic education capacity of Florida’s k-12 education system. Visit the Institute's website at http://loufrey.org/
About eVoter:
eVoter was designed to provide voters with concise unbiased information on every candidate & measure on their ballot and has quickly become the leading online destination for election information, serving hundreds of thousands of voters in California, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The eVoter.com service will be expanding to include all 50 states for the 2012 election cycle, making it the single source for national election information.
With an Advisory Board including David Wilhelm, former Democratic National Committee Chair and Jo Ann Davidson, former Republican National Committee Co-Chair, eVoter is uniquely positioned to take advantage of not only the historic transition to online campaigning, but also the new political climate, one in which voters are increasingly looking online for relevant and unbiased political information.
In 2010 eVoter partnered with major media outlets across the country, including NBC Local Media, Yahoo! and leading regional newspapers such as the Chicago Sun-Times to power their online voter information. This ensured that candidate profiles and organization endorsements received maximum exposure - when motivated voters are actually making their choices - all for a very minimal cost to candidates and free for voters.
Follow eVoter on Facebook (www.facebook.com/evoter) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/evoterupdates). For more information contact eVoter: support@evoter.com, pr@evoter.com or call toll free at (866) 976-0555.
