Wondering whether you need campaign signs for your municipal election campaign? Learn what signs actually do, how much to spend, and how to decide if they're right for your campaign.

Getting a call from a reporter can feel intimidating. Here's how to prepare for a media interview, communicate your campaign message clearly, and feel more confident answering questions.

Your campaign message is more than a slogan. Learn how to build a clear, authentic, and consistent message that helps voters understand who you are, what you care about, and why you're running.

PoliticsNOW has officially launched its free, private Campaign Hub for women running in Ontario’s 2026 municipal election. The Hub brings together practical campaign training, tools and worksheets, live Campaign Q&As, recordings, and new resources added throughout the campaign. It’s designed to give candidates the support they need, when they need it—not just during a traditional campaign school. Read the full press release to learn more about the Campaign Hub and PoliticsNOW’s 2026 campaign support programming.

Asking for money can be one of the hardest parts of running for office. Learn how to make a political donation ask that feels natural, clear, and confident (without feeling pushy or salesy.)

A fundraising plan doesn't have to be complicated. Learn how to set a realistic campaign fundraising goal, identify potential donors, choose fundraising strategies that fit your strengths, and make fundraising a regular part of your campaign routine.

Your campaign's final week is about turning support into votes. Use this GOTV checklist to prepare supporters, volunteers, communications, and Election Day.

GOTV—Get Out the Vote—is all about turning voter support into actual votes. Learn what GOTV means, when it starts, and how to build it into your campaign strategy.