Below are two mailings, both of which I have to assume were put together by the Allegheny County Democratic Party. The first one is pretty nice and put together well. I like the yard signs on the back. The second one is pretty boring and I'm really disappointed with the size of the Allegheny County Democratic Party's website on the mailing. Also, there is no mention of their Twitter or Facebook.
After checking out their Twitter (last update March 11th) and Facebook page (last update March 7th), it appears social media is not the Allegheny County Democratic Party's speciality.
Readers of my blog know I have complained about the lack of organized Democratic organizations in the North Hills. I was surprised to get this mailer from the Richland Township Democratic Committee today. I also was surprised to see that the Richland Township Democrats have a Facebook page and a Twitter account. Glad to see something from the Democrats out in the North Hills.
Not too often do we get campaigns knocking on our doors out in the suburbs. I know some housing plans out this way get door knockers, but in general I assume it would be a waste of time to knock on doors when houses are far apart from each other. It appears that a few campaigns have somebody helping them out by putting handouts on voter's doors. I have received 4 handouts on my door over the last few weeks. I'm not sure if this helps campaigns if you don't actually try to talk to a voter, but I thought I would share the handouts with you.
Alex Bicket sent a mailing to Republicans. I think this makes sense since he will receive a boost by already having the Democratic Endorsement and I'm guessing he will send out mail to Democrats also. His website can be found here.