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The full campaign homepage: who Daniel is, the six-plank platform, the write-in explainer, a gear section, and a contact form.
StoneBridge built a five-page campaign website for Daniel Richardson, a write-in candidate for Davidson County Sheriff. It teaches voters how to write in his name, lets them check their registration, and gives supporters ways to help.
A write-in candidate's name is not printed on the ballot, so the site had to teach voters exactly how to vote for him, then give them reasons and ways to act.
Open any page to see it from top to bottom. Switch between desktop and mobile, then zoom in to read the details.
The full campaign homepage: who Daniel is, the six-plank platform, the write-in explainer, a gear section, and a contact form.
An event page with a sign-up form for the campaign's community picnic.
A press-ready page with the announcement, platform, what voters need to know, and how to get involved.
A step-by-step page that helps voters check their registration or register.
A guide that shows voters exactly how to write in the candidate's name on the ballot.
Davidson County Board of Commissioners, NC (unexpired term).
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