Planning involves campaign party strategies. Planning also involves careful disclosure of personal fundamental principles for national and international success in terms of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness: freedom for all.

Voters want sensible strategists to use their expertise to support their goals and principles. Voters want what's right.

Contrary to popular belief, voters aren't concerned with money, treaties, security, and other, as long as they get dramatic, cutting edge, reasonable and useful solutions.

For instance, a voter doesn't have to be as concerned as much about a cost-of-living raise or pension increase, if you can give them free utilities and no taxes, with no loss of quality of life.

Not to make the voter sound selfish, voters are needfully concerned with their own personal life: for one voter that is religious, for another voter that is business, for another voter that is raising their children, for another voter that is making it through another day....

Candidates need to examine what they can provide to voters according to their areas of expertise.

Candidates also need to prepare by thoroughly knowing positions with the understanding of applicable issues, particularly their up to date processing status or handling of those issues, via current workings of government. If, for instance, a possible candidate for a congressional seat doesn't understand the current issue of United Nations terrorism views relative to United States treaties, then the potential candidate might want to consider running in a state or local race where their success might be more likely.

But the useful knowledge of same alone hardly makes for a winning campaign. In addition to knowing how the system works for any reasonable (inclusive of practically all issues) media query, the successful candidate will also have not only a better plan than currently used by government, but will also have a plan clearly better then any opponent(s).

While this may at first sound difficult, consider the who-you-know aspect of incumbent success.

People such as government and/or business leaders, want to meet with elected officials: let's call them Officials Seekers, OS. OS has needs. These needs represent many other people, including many voters.

OS not only can be approached prior to the election, OS wants to be recognized and heard. Therefore being convenient for OS, the candidate needs to be where OS regularly meets. For instance, I managed a campaign for Dr. Scott gruBell, and we met with Congressman Mel Watt who routinely visits businesses to hear their concerns and to express his future plans. Dr. Scott gruBell and I wrote a book to help the Congressman specifically, and gave it to him. In return one might expect candidate endorsement or at least support on particular issues as agreed at the meeting.

Likewise, we had met with Representative Becky Meacham (see above link) who Represented us to the White House, and later had me meet with her Campaign Manager, Dick Dickenson, and together they asked me to augment their intrinsic stance.

Campaigners that are connected need to work on presentation and that comes with expertise preparedness. Incumbents can have less, first time campaigners need much more. They need to immerse themselves in new technology where the expertise is. They need to position themselves to help OS with dazzling solutions before OS asks for help.

Much of this success comes from work such as in between two fields of expertise, such as where another third field of expertise is. Utilizing such can be used to launch both respective fields to new heights in unity without loss to any given field. In such a case, the campaigner suddenly looks like the expert in all three fields since they naturally become the future solution provider for applicable cognizant voters.

Hence the successful candidate is the solution provider for the voter representation, and so the successful candidate initiates activations (in other words the successful candidate applies the catalyst) of Christian solutions for technology.

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