Manifesto
Launch.
Choose your priorities. Launch your manifesto. Defend your ideas.
- Goal
- Launch and defend your three priority policies.
- Work with
- Your party · Everyone speaks and listens.
- Timing
- 55 minutes · Follow the session schedule below.
- By the end
- Three justified priorities, an oral launch and listening notes.
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Language help
Introduce & explain
We represent…
Our party believes that…
Our main priority is…
Our first proposal is…
This policy would benefit…
The main reason is…
This would allow people to…
Respond & acknowledge limits
That's a fair question.
We understand the concern, but…
That's true to some extent, however…
That's something we would need to consider.
We haven't completely solved that issue yet.
We would need to find a balance.
Question bank
Clarity: What exactly do you mean by…?
Problems: What could be a problem with this policy?
Fairness: Who benefits from this?
Consequences: What would happen if…?
Disagreement: Why should this apply only to that group?
Cooperation: Would you consider working with us on…?
Campaign rules
Speak English. Everyone participates. Use keywords, not full scripts. Stay in character and use your party's register. Challenge ideas, not people. Listen carefully. Be ready for unexpected questions.
Today's schedule · 55 minutes
8 min · Choose your manifesto and build your case
7 min · Prepare your launch
28 min · Seven launches: 2 min presentation + 2 min Q&A each
5 min · Back to headquarters
7 min · Feedback and transitions
Feedback focuses on justification, follow-up questions, register and spontaneous responses. Do not rank parties.
Keep your campaign notes
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