How to run a school board member write in campaign
1. Confirm You Can Run
Must be a registered voter in your district, Meet residency requirements. Check with your county election office for write-in rules.
2. Know Write-In Rules
Some districts require pre-registration as a write-in candidate. Voters must spell your name correctly for it to count.
3. Decide Your Message
Pick 3–5 key issues (student success, safety, technology, etc.).
Keep your message short, clear, and memorable.
4. Spread the Word
Talk to neighbors, parents, teachers, and community members.
Use social media, flyers, signs, and emails.
Include instructions:
“Write in [Your Name] for the School Board!”
5. Educate Voters
Teach people how to write in your name correctly. Attend community events and school meetings to introduce yourself.
6. Mobilize Supporters
Ask friends and supporters to remind everyone to vote for you.
Phone calls, texts, and social media posts work well.
7. Election Day Tips
Encourage early voting if possible. Make sure everyone writes your name exactly as required.
8. After the Election
Thank your supporters.