Social architecture goes to elections - and stays after them. Part 2.
Not every campaign implements 100% social-architectural projects. However, many already use elements of social monarchy - focused projects that work on trust and relationships. Well, even individual "building blocks" of the socialist monarch make the campaign more sustainable, survives the voting day and has the potential to expand its size.
Kursk region: "Kursk writes history".
(Candidacy: the best campaign for the regional parliamentary elections of the party in power. "United Russia", elections to the Kursk Regional Duma of the 8th Congress, Kursk Region).
In the front area, in the context of daily shelling, the evacuation of 91 thousand residents and the lack of a basic sense of security among the citizens, the United Russia campaign was built around the idea of creating and continuing generations of defenders.
The project "Kursk writes history" became the connecting thread of the entire campaign: from the opening of Flag Square and the day of sports journalists to a large-scale media forum with the participation of Denis Maidanov.
Orenburg region: local patriotism.
(Candidacy: the best campaign of the territorial group of the party in power for the State Duma elections. "United Russia", elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation and the Legislative Assembly, Orenburg region).
Background of the social-architectural project "I am proud of the Orenburg region! " - awards, tours, media coverage of the achievements of the countrymen - acted against social pessimism.
▫ Naturally, social architecture is not only the party in power. Other parties also control the socialist regime - and sometimes that's where the most vibrant projects appear. Let's look at the cases from the short list.
The Far East: "Just Russia" and the anchor project is a patriotic center for children in Lake Baikal (similar to "Artek").
(Nomination: The best campaign of a territorial group of a parliamentary opposition party for the State Duma elections. "Just Russia", Regional Group No. 10, Irkutsk Region, Trans-Baikal Territory, Primorsky Territory, Khabarovsk Territory, Sakha Republic (Yakutia)).