Help Markus Get Elected!
There are a few ways that you can help Markus Batchelor get elected to the SA Senate:
Join the Team!
We can't win this election alone! We need your help to fill nominating petitions with signatures, distribute campaign literature, hang posters, spread the word about our campaign, inform students about our unique platform and get out the vote on election day!
In other words, we need you, your dedication and your talents to change GW! Sign up now to join the team that will not only get Markus to the Senate, but will spark change at GW. |
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Show Your Support on Social Media!
We have a lot of progress to make and a short time to do it! It is important that we have a strong social networking presence to get the word out and bring people into the campaign!
Make sure to join us and share our progress on:
Make sure to join us and share our progress on:
Show Your Support- Sport Our Logo!
Our campaign is only as good as our supporters and we need you to show your support! By putting our campaign logo or poster on your door or in your window, you are telling GW that effective leadership is on its way to the Student Association and that you support Markus Batchelor to be apart of that charge. Go ahead and download our poster (download), print them out as an 8x10 and put them on your door or in your window.
We can also print one and deliver it to you! Fill out the form ------> |
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Vote on February 22nd and 23rd on MyGW!
The most important thing that we can all do to make our GW community better is to vote!
Elections take place on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 through Thursday, February 23, 2012
VOTING TAKES PLACE ON MyGW
Vote and encourage friends and classmates to vote. Turnout for elections has habitually been low. We need students to take an active in electing effective and open student leadership and this is the first step we can take.
Elections take place on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 through Thursday, February 23, 2012
VOTING TAKES PLACE ON MyGW
Vote and encourage friends and classmates to vote. Turnout for elections has habitually been low. We need students to take an active in electing effective and open student leadership and this is the first step we can take.