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Deep canvassing

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semi-structured and followed the initial script given to the canvassers. Participants were first asked to rate their initial attitudes about reparations on a numerical scale of 1–10. The conversations with participants included asking about their life experiences and that informed their current beliefs. The canvassers were encouraged to actively listen to the participants, tell personal stories, and avoid using facts in their conversations.
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in the 2020 United States presidential election because of its efficacy in persuasion, democracy, and ethics. Prior to the election, deep canvassing was promoted as an inclusive, value-based, communication strategy that works as a strong means of political persuasion—this is because of its ability to
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Brennan and Jackson studied the dialogical process of deep canvassing. They worked with Showing Up for Racial Justice New York City (SUFRJNYC) and studied the organization's facilitation of a deep canvassing conversation about reparations for Black Americans. The canvassing conversation was
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In 2017, Changing the Conversation Together was launched as an organization of concerned citizens building a national corps of deep canvassers. This volunteer based and professionally-led organization helped flip Staten Island in 2018 and Pennsylvania in 2020.
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There was also found to be four process themes of deep canvassing when performing data analysis of canvassing conversations; these themes were Interpersonal agreement, Intervoice dynamics, Authoring the self and the other, and Personal experience.
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when staffers decided to talk to people who voted against same sex marriage to understand them better. After the tactic was used in a pro-marriage-equality campaign in Minnesota, Steve Deline, Ella Barrett, and David Fleischer enlisted professors
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In 2017, Kalla and Broockman published another study that found brief door-to-door canvassing, had nearly zero effect on voting choices. Of their six studies, Kalla and Brookman have found that deep canvassing does have measurable effects.
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extend a path into advocation for change through like-minded social groups, its ability to position voters as a central facet of community organizing, and its effectiveness.
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with participants. Then, the canvasser tells a story of significance to the topic at hand, and lastly the participant's experiences are explored.
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Kalla and Broockman's study, published in 2016, found that ten minute conversations did have an impact on residents’ views of transgender issues.
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conversations with the intention of shifting participant's beliefs. Though deep canvassing emerged from traditional political
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also includes a deep canvassing script on climate change that is available for downloading and viewing.  
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While not confirmed by the study due to its exploratory nature, Brennan and Jackson found evidence that
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and perspective-taking were important concepts that may play a role in deep canvassing.  
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has a playbook and toolkit with some information on how deep canvassing is performed. Their
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Deep canvassing has been shown to be effective in person and over the phone.
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and Josh Kalla to study the efficacy of the tactic.
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interview
empathic
canvassing
animal rights
racial justice
Los Angeles LGBT Center
David Broockman
People's Action
When contact changes minds
rapport
cognitive dissonance
Neighbours United
website
Political campaigning



"Changing Minds, One Knock at a Time"
ISSN
0007-7135




"Can Millions of Deep Conversations With Total Strangers Beat Trump -- and Heal America?"
"Deep canvassing: Persuasion, ethics, democracy and activist public relations"
doi
10.1177/2046147X211033838
S2CID
238801205

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