It has been some time since I updated this scorecard. I did find some new technology outreach from one of the candidates since the last evaluation. Click here if you would like to read the March evaluation: http://scottesoftware.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/representative-in-congress-congressional-district-03-march-technology-scorecard/
Now on to the evaluation…
The candidates: To see the official list of candidates click here
Democrat
Matthew Molyett – www.everyoneforcongress.us/
John Sarbanes (U.S. Congressman) – http://www.johnsarbanes.com/home
Republican
Thomas “Pinkston” Harris – No website or social media found
Michael Jackson – http://jackson4congress.tripod.com/
Charles Long – No website or social media found
The Scorecard: (Click the “Yes” or follower numbers below to view the social media page)
6/1/31 |
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YouTube / Vimeo |
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Flickr |
Matthew Molyett |
332 (+272) |
39 (+21) |
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John Sarbanes |
5198 (+315) |
1559 (+55) |
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Thomas Harris |
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Micheal Jackson |
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Charles Long |
Here are my takeaways from the scorecard above:
Congressman Sarbanes added the most new Facebook and Twitter followers since the last evaluation. He continues to hold a significant advantage in technology outreach.
Matthew Molyett added a significant number of new Facebook followers. The campaign team has to be pleased with that statistic. I was very happy to see new outreach on YouTube and the listing of the candidates LinkedIn profile. This is a significant improvement from March.
On the Republican side of the field…basically no positive remarks I can make about the outreach from these candidates. I did not find a single one of them with any campaign related social media channels. Just shocking to me.
Of course the reality of followers, likes, and subscribers does not mean a lot when it comes down to voting in the end, but it is a fun exercise to do and makes a great resource for following all of these candidates
Early voting begins on June 12th. The candidates should make sure their Howard County followers have this information: Early Voting in Howard County
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