Explain what types of people are most likely to donate money to and work in your campaign.

The objective of this assignment is for students to think critically about effective political campaigns in Texas and understand both the personal and social responsibility inherent in representative democracy. Description of Assignment: You have been hired to be the campaign manager for a candidate who is running in the 2022 general election to be the next United States Senator from Texas. As campaign manager, you need to develop the campaign plan based on the four of the five (do not worry about campaign organization) components of a modern campaign discussed in the lecture notes. In your paper, please address the following:Candidate: A description of the qualifications (personal and professional) of the fictional candidate you will be working for. Create the biography for your candidate, including name, experience, history and characteristics (include political party) for your candidate. (Unit 2 Written Lectures, Slide 2-23)Campaign Message: Select one of the campaign messages in the notes and talk about how it will be used in your campaign- it should be a good fit for the candidate you describe. (Unit 2 Written Lectures, Slide 2-24)Campaign Strategy: Explain what types of voters are likely to vote for you (based on candidate qualities and campaign message). (Unit 2, Written Lectures, Slide 2-25)Campaign Resources: Explain what types of people are most likely to donate money to and work in your campaign. (Unit 2, Written Lectures, Slide 2-25)The paper should include subject headers (ie. Candidate, Campaign Message, Campaign Strategy and Campaign Resources, etc.)Individual Participation includes the methods of participation that individuals undertake by themselves. They are not doing it in a group. They are not doing it because they were coordinated or asked by the party or a lobbyist. They go into the booth or write that campaign check all by themselves. There are four basic types of individual participation: voting in an election, contacting a policy maker, contributing to a candidate and running for office. Each of these methods involves a different balance of costs and benefits. For example, running for offices may cost a lot of money and time, as well as a loss of privacy but could also allow you to have a significant impact on public policy and the lives of many people.The most common method of individual participation is voting for a candidate. The reality is that some types of people vote more than than others and those differences matter. In Texas, people who are wealthier, older, White, and more educated tend to vote at a higher rate than their counterparts. Therefore, policies tend to benefit those who are wealthy, educated, older, and White.Finally, voting and other methods of individual participation take place only because people are willing to run for political office. To win an election, candidates must win in both primary and general elections. A winning campaign includes a good candidate, a strong organization, an effective message, a good strategy and necessary resources (money, people and organization). Voters cast their votes based on long term (their age, wealth, religion, party, race and gender) and short term (candidates, issues and national crises) factors.