Voting with VICE: interviews with party leaders
Also aimed at young people are the interviews with VICE party leaders. In a relaxed living room setting, party leaders are interviewed about topics that concern young people. Think of: student grants, drug policy, climate, discrimination and trust in politics.
There is a pleasantly laid back atmosphere about the interviews , comfortable Chesterfield chairs, ties off and not lingering on a subject for too long. This makes the politicians super-amiable, good for them and well done, by VICE.
Since Trump became president, there have been a number of protest marches (Women's March) by men and women all over the world. These Women's Marches fight for issues that often have to do with equality and therefore also the equality between men and women. The march was also held in Amsterdam. No less than 20,000 people showed up and not only women. Not a big campaign, but not unimportant. Check their Facebook for an impression.
Women's March Elections
THUMP Netherlands: Voice of the Night
Show on March 15 what the day can learn hospitals email database from the night. That is the message of THUMP Netherlands (part of VICE) in this video. Once again a call to get more young people to the polls. They have made a very cool video, which, if you ask me, will definitely get the target group to the polls.
Celebrities UNITE!
Vote, vote, vote! Go vote now! The message of these celebrities summarized.
Digital presence of parties
In addition to brands advertising to get people to vote, parties do this precisely to get people to vote for them. This does not always go smoothly. In fact, the TV commercials are usually pathetic. That is why it is good to see that not all parties only use TV as a means of communication.
Political parties are also online! Not good enough yet, but they are there. Below are a number of striking campaigns in the digital field.