Because so many students, and people in general, are often uneducated about candidates who may be running for local or even state offices, I decided to implement my Candidate Awareness Campaign to hopefully educate others about the people that may be making some very important decisions that will most likely have a huge effect on our local and state communities. My mentor helped me decide which candidates would be
best to include in my campaign, and with this information, I was able to create some bright and colorful posters that would attract a lot of attention, while also displaying the appropriate information. I included Republican candidates that were running for the following offices: President, Senate, House of Representatives, Governor (NC), Lt. Governor (NC), and the North Carolina State Supreme Court. It worked out really well because I was acquainted with the majority of these candidates after attending the dinner with my mentor, and I was able to include personal photographs of these candidates throughout my campaign. My campaign also included a couple of news segments that were broadcasted throughout my school on the Viking News Network. On this segment I began advertising for the Mock Primary that I hosted - the latter portion of my product - while also explaining my posters and clearly identifying my campaign to the student population at my school. The campaign was for the most part a success, though not without minor complications like finding posters with unpleasant comments or drawings on them, but that much is to be expected whenever politics are involved.
Because so many students, and people in general, are often uneducated about candidates who may be running for local or even state offices, I decided to implement my Candidate Awareness Campaign to hopefully educate others about the people that may be making some very important decisions that will most likely have a huge effect on our local and state communities. My mentor helped me decide which candidates would be 
best to include in my campaign, and with this information, I was able to create some bright and colorful posters that would attract a lot of attention, while also displaying the appropriate information. I included Republican candidates that were running for the following offices: President, Senate, House of Representatives, Governor (NC), Lt. Governor (NC), and the North Carolina State Supreme Court. It worked out really well because I was acquainted with the majority of these candidates after attending the dinner with my mentor, and I was able to include personal photographs of these candidates throughout my campaign. My campaign also included a couple of news segments that were broadcasted throughout my school on the Viking News Network. On this segment I began advertising for the Mock Primary that I hosted - the latter portion of my product - while also explaining my posters and clearly identifying my campaign to the student population at my school. The campaign was for the most part a success, though not without minor complications like finding posters with unpleasant comments or drawings on them, but that much is to be expected whenever politics are involved.
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