Hispanic Voter Network
Our Mission
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The Hispanic Voter Network is a long-term, results driven commitment to the Hispanic community in Texas. The focus is to continue to build a statewide network of pro-business, pro-family minded conservatives who are passionate about the role that Hispanics must play in the future of the Republican Party.
Our Objectives
- Consistently capturing more than 40 percent of the Hispanic vote in Texas beginning in 2012
- Recruiting and training future Hispanic Republican candidates
- Connecting the Hispanic community to the core conservative values of the Republican Party
Our Tactics
For the 2012 election cycle, the Hispanic Voter Network will be executed in three coordinated phases:
Phase I - Outreach
March 2011 through Nov. 2012
Strategy:
Build a coalition of Hispanic elected officials, business leaders, organizations and community volunteers to drive the overall HVN efforts.
Tactics
- Candidate Recruitment
- Local Forums
- Leadership Lunches
- Youth Development Program
- Communications
- Fundraising
- Stakeholders Meeting
Phase II - Research
Sept. 2011 through Nov. 2012
Strategy:
Analyze Hispanic voting trends and history to develop voting models and messages.
Tactics:
- Critical Assessment
- Precinct Analysis
- Voter File Development
- Polling
- Turnout Model Test Drive
Phase III – Implementation
June 2012 through Nov. 2012
Strategy: Execute preparation planning to increase Hispanic voter turnout in support of conservative candidates.
Tactics:
- Turnout Model
- Television
- Social Media
- Voter Contact
- Get Out the Vote
- Candidate Training
