FL 23 tweeting bank

Ballotpedia Florida 23rd Congressional district

Democratic

Debbie Wasserman Schultz - Incumbent
Tim Canova^[5]
Doug Hughes^[6]

Republican

No Republican candidates have formally declared yet.

Third Party

Donald Endriss (Independent)^[7]
See Rattling Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (12/30/15) for previous tweeting activity.

 TWEETING BANK FOR FLORIDA 23rd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT TO #DeclareForDemocracy

TO: As many voters in the  Florida 23rd Congressional district (regardless of political affiliation) as we can tweet to

This message is being tweeted to you individually.

We who are  tweeting to you are both in and outside the Florida 23rd Congressional district. We share the belief that the American voters should use the 2016 elections to force Congress to confront, before Nov. 8, 2016, whether it is corrupt or not, and to pass reform for voters to consider in November. For more information, please see 2016 Congressional candidates' Declarations.

We are calling this citizen effort #DeclareForDemocracy.

We want the Presidential candidates to promote #DeclareForDemocracy.

We think the Florida 23rd Congressional district is a battleground district for #DeclareForDemocracy.

We want as much publicizing of #DeclareForDemocracy in the Florida 23rd Congressional district as possible.

We hope to send individually directed tweets to thousands of voters in the  Florida 23rd Congressional district, which tweets will have links to this page.

If you come to this page and want to help us do even more tweeting to voters in the 23rd Congressional district, please follow the guidance provided below and join in the tweeting.

We hope you agree with our #DeclareForDemocracy citizen effort.

Thank you.

GUIDANCE FOR TWEETING IN FL 23rd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
A. General
This tweeting involves a non-standard use of Twitter, namely, the sending of very large numbers of individually directed tweets to users of "relevant" Twitter hashtags or to followers of "relevant" Twitter accounts for the Florida 23rd Congressional district.
A ground has been staked out with Twitter for this method of tweeting. See letter to Twitter @Support.
The object of this method of tweeting is to break out of like minded social media circles in order to "push out" messaging to a wider audience. For discussion of this, please read Breaking out of like minded social media circles.
For questions or discussion about this tweeting, go to Google group topic Congressional district tweeting.

B. Your tweet message
For your tweets, we suggest the following tweet messages, but feel free to compose your own (hopefully your tweet have a link to this webpage).

Tweet for the candidates in the Florida 23rd Cong'l district to #DeclareForDemocracy. http://2016candidatesdeclarations.blogspot.com/2016/05/fl-23.html

Tweet for Debbie Wasserman Schultz in FL 23rd Cong'l dist., who will best advance #DeclareForDemocracy. http://2016candidatesdeclarations.blogspot.com/2016/05/fl-23.html

Tweet for Tim Canova in FL 23rd Cong'l dist., who will best advance #DeclareForDemocracy. http://2016candidatesdeclarations.blogspot.com/2016/05/fl-23.html

Tweet for Doug Hughes in FL 23rd Cong'l dist., who will best advance #DeclareForDemocracy. http://2016candidatesdeclarations.blogspot.com/2016/05/fl-23.html

C. Persons to send your individually directed tweets to
The object is to find hashtags and twitter accounts which show a lot of twitter users in the Florida 23rd Congressional districts that you can send your tweets to. If a person's twitter profile indicates the person appears to be in the Florida 23rd Congressional district, be selective or indiscriminate as you choose in sending the person a tweet or not.
Do not worry about redundancy and whether others participating in this tweeting bank may also be tweeting to the same person.
Here are suggestions of "follower" lists to find people to tweet to:
https://twitter.com/ReadyBroward/followers
https://twitter.com/browardpolitics/followers
https://twitter.com/BrowardCounty/followers

D. How to send your tweets efficiently
In doing your tweeting, you are repetitively sending the same tweet message. This can be done very efficiently. Get the tweet message on your mouse clipboard, go to the follower list or hashtag listing you are using for your tweeting, start with the first person on the list you want to tweet to, and do this:
1. Right click on person's Twitter name.
2. Choose "open in new tab"
3. Go to the new tab.
4. Click on the "Tweet to" button.
5. Paste the tweet message in the box.
6. Hit the "Tweet" button.
7. Close the tab, which takes you back to the list
8. Go on to next person, and repeat above steps.
You should be able to send 30 to 40 tweets in a half hour. Send as many tweets as you are willing to. Don't worry about any duplication that you think may arise.
If you are using a hashtag listing, be careful NOT to send your tweet using the "reply" button. Instead, send a clean, new tweet by right clicking on the person's Twitter name as specified in instruction 1 above.

REPORTS ON TWEETING