Running for office means more than putting your name on the ballot. Voters need to know who you are, what you believe in, and why they should trust you. That all comes down to how you present your campaign.

Your campaign brand is more than a logo or a slogan. It’s the overall impression you leave with voters. It’s how you sound, how you look, and how consistent your message is across everything you share. If any of that feels off or disorganized, people notice. And when they’re choosing between you and another candidate, that impression can make all the difference.

Here are six common marketing mistakes that weaken political campaigns and what you can do to avoid them: https://burlingtonpress.com/2025/08/05/how-to-build-a-stronger-political-campaign-brand-6-marketing-missteps-to-avoid/