Ran across another fantastic Political data mining site for campaigns called 140elect.com. Anyone running for office must implement a social media strategy.
From the website:
Twitter for the 2012 Election: Tolls, Metrics, and strategy.
The simplest way to get started is to call or email to schedule a free initial consultation. This generally lasts from 20 to 40 minutes, after which we will deliver a detailed proposal for the work that seems best suited to your needs.
Call Zach at (650) 644-6688
Email Zach at 140elect@gmail.com
Follow Zach on @140elect
Zach works on social media and politics, building targeted campaigns through Twitter that engage supporters, create communities, and organize fundraising. He handles user-interface, including web design and product development.
Call Adam at (781) 879-2960
Email Adam at 140dev@gmail.com
This can be an effect tool even while performing opposition research. Not only can you dig something up on what a candidate has said but what others are saying about the candidate. You can also pick up trends regarding the candidate as to what is important to the voter. Seriously check oout 140elect.com. you may be sorry if you don't.
Todd Klimson
Follow Adam on @2012twit
Learn More at 140dev Consulting
Adam has been working with computers since the start of the personal computer era in 1979. Over the past 30 years he has done just about everything you can do with software: writing code, retail and mail order sales, writing and self-publishing books, writing magazine columns, teaching seminars, building websites during the dot com and Web 2.0, and consulting to small businesses and Fortune 500 companies on all aspects of software development.
Adam lives in the Boston area, and is available for regular meetings in this region during the course of a development project, although all coding work will be done on a telecommuting project. Zach tends to be more migratory, and can often meet in New York or Washington D.C. Outside of this area all communication will be done through phone and email.
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