There is one hard stop in the campaign process that cannot be worked around, renegotiated, or recovered from if you miss it: the candidate filing deadline. If you are thinking about running for office in 2026 — whether for city council, school board, county commission, or...
If the phrase "digital campaign strategy" makes your eyes glaze over, you are not alone. Many first-time candidates assume that running an effective online campaign requires a tech background, a big budget, or a team of specialists. The truth is much more encouraging: the most...
Project Elect: Empowering Latter-day Saint Women for Public Service Project Elect is dedicated to empowering and supporting Latter-day Saint women in their pursuit of public office. The organization recognizes the need for more women from diverse backgrounds and experiences to be at the table, making policy...
As Latter-day Saint women strive to become more involved in public service, it's essential to have a community that supports and uplifts them through their journey. Networking and mentorship opportunities are crucial in creating a strong support system for women in this industry. By connecting...
Are you an LDS woman who is running for office this year? Or do you know an LDS woman who is? Let us know and we will highlight you or your candidate! ...
Utah has been ranked as one of the worst states for women, with troubling statistics revealing the challenges faced by girls and women in the state. In response to this, "A Bolder Way Forward" has emerged as a new state movement aimed at lifting and...
What positions come to mind when you think about public service? City council members? Mayors? Governors? State or federal lawmakers? What about board and commission members? Boards and commissions play an important role in shaping public policy in our communities and providing feedback to elected officials. Typically board and...
