Vote 2020 Ad Campaign

VOTE 2020 Ad Campaign

With so much riding on our November election, it’s more important than ever for eligible individuals to go to the polls and make their voice heard.

The Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association has developed a series of print and digital that your news media organization can begin running immediately to remind readers that polls and petitions don’t elect representatives, voters do.

Newspaper readers vote and voters read the newspaper.

  • 91.2% of adults who read a print or digital newspaper in the past week vote in local and state elections.
  • Democratic, Republican and Independent voters are more likely than the average person to take action as a result of a newspaper ad.
  • 60.5% of political campaign contributors have acted in the past year as a result of a newspaper ad.

Newspapers continue to be the most trusted source of information

  • 82% of news media consumers trust print ads in newspapers more than any other source.
  • Consumers’ trust in print news media is more than double their trust in social media.
  • Democratic, Republican and Independent voters are more likely than the average person to read a newspaper 6 to 7 days a week.

If you have any questions regarding the political ad campaign, please contact marketing@pa-news.org.

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“Vote November 3” Campaign

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“Register to Vote” and “Request Mail-In Ballot” Campaigns

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Editorial

To coincide with the ongoing Vote 2020 campaign, the PNA has released an editorial from our president, Brad Simpson.

PNA President Brad SimpsonThe first presidential election occurred 231 years ago, and as most know, George Washington was elected as the first President of the United States of America. The time has come for Americans to vote once again to elect the next president as well as many other officials, both locally and federally. This is one of the many privileges and responsibilities we hold as U.S. citizens.

The year 2020 has been unlike any other, and that holds true for this election cycle as well. Many of you have already cast your vote by mail, perhaps even for the first time, and I thank you for performing your civic duty. If you have not yet voted, but plan to do so by mail or in person, I ask that you do so in an educated manner. It is critical that you become as informed as possible before you make your choices. As a newspaper reader, you can learn more about the candidates in your community’s respective races. Your thirst for this knowledge will ultimately make our communities and this country much stronger going forward.

We live in a world of information overload, and it is often difficult to sort fact from fiction. We are being inundated with political promotional messaging in print and digital publications, on television, in our mailbox, through texts and robocalls and on social media channels. These messages are intended to provide us with information about the candidates and their positions but are often slanted to sway our opinion in their favor making it difficult to know what to believe.

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Register to Vote

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Request Your Mail-in-Ballot

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