Doug Cornell for Mayor – City of Pickering, 2026 Growth with Accountability. Infrastructure Built With You – Not Around You. About Doug Doug Cornell isn’t a career politician – he’s a Pickering resident who has spent his career solving problems, … Continue reading →

Doug Cornell for Mayor – City of Pickering, 2026 Growth with Accountability. Infrastructure Built With You – Not Around You. About Doug Doug Cornell isn’t a career politician – he’s a Pickering resident who has spent his career solving problems, … Continue reading →

13. T shirts, Badges: straightforward, simple, direct made promoting your campaign: simple, big name, maybe an image, bold colour…all you volunteers wear…get one for yourself for sure to be worn everywhere; get simple Badges made….Pickering Central Library has equipment to … Continue reading →

12. Plan a strong finish: lawn signs up at the legally permitted date, final week blitz, GOTV calls/texts to identified supporters, and a clear Election Day plan (scrutineers, rides to polls if needed).

11. Track every voter contact (spreadsheet or simple CRM) to identify supporters for get-out-the-vote calls near October 26.

10. “Coffee & Muffin” late breakfast with community leaders of ethnic community leaders of Pickering

9. Secure endorsements — local business owners, community groups, past councillors — and use them in mailers/social post.

8. Get an all-candidates meeting strategy:prepare 3-4 core talking points, practice answering hostile questions concisely.

7. CONTACTINFORMATION: email addy, phone number highly visible so voters can follow up if they want more information  

6. Build a simple website + social presence(Instagram/Facebook) with consistent messaging, updated weekly.

5. Door-knock relentlessly— municipal races are won on doorsteps, not ads. Aim for multiple passes per household before October 26.

4. Map the ward: pull voter/resident data, identify key issues by neighbourhood (traffic, development, taxes, parks), and target doors accordingly.