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Election Impact
Group was formed out of a love for politics by Howie Morgan while in college at Ole Miss. Active in campus government, winning
campus elections, and immersing himself in local politics - a career was born.
This activity led Morgan to realize
that helping others win elected office is really what he wanted to do. Good people around him were running for office, but
no one seemed to know what it took to win. So using his experience gained in Washington, DC he began using the tools of the
political craft from his experience working with general consultants, polling firms, direct mail companies, and political
strategists to train his clients on what they really had to know in order to win.
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Before Congressman Marsha Blackburn (R-TN 9) got on C-Span she had to win a 7 way Republican Primary with the help of Election Impact Group
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Although immediately successful in taking his newfound knowledge
to work in races recommended to him by Virginia GOP Committeeman Morton Blackwell (winning 4 of his first 5 elections, including
a 5 way GOP primary), Morgan received his first major task when called by his good friend Tennessee State Senator Marsha Blackburn.
Senator
Blackburn tapped Morgan to lead her open seat challenge for the 7th Congressional seat of Tennessee. With only 4 months to
work with, the Blackburn Team handily won a 7 way GOP primary. Three of these opponents raised $250,000 for their respective
campaigns, but they were no match for the $400,000 raised by the Blackburn Team in this same time period. This victory placed
Election Impact Group on the national political map and earned EIG public praise by former Republican National Chairman Haley
Barbour.
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Right after working with Congressman Blackburn, Morgan immediately
returned to Mississippi to help fellow conservatives win office. EIG became involved in races across the state for seats on
the Board of Supervisors, House of Representatives, and State Senate.
These races included a Democratic primary win
against a 10 year incumbent which was the closest race in the Mississipi State Senate. With over 13,000 votes cast EIG's client
won by just 200 votes. It was his 3rd try to get into the State Legislature, but it was the first time he ever hired a professional
consultant.
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Election
Impact Group founder Howie Morgan addressing national media for CORE Mississippi
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With a now impressive record of 15-3 in primary and general
elections, EIG was called to New Jersey to work with the Congressional campaign of George Ajjan. With EIG's help Ajjan immediately
was able to raise $140,000 in 90 days, and quickly earned international acclaim for his campaign by Dutch and French media,
as well as earn the title "the voice of the GOP" by Al-Jazeera TV.
At this time EIG was also called to work with the
Congress of Racial Equality to form a chapter in the state of Mississippi. National media was giving attention to the trial
of Edgar Ray Killen for the 1964 Civil Rights murders, and EIG was tapped to handle all public relations on outlets such as
Court TV and CNN.
Election Impact Group also at this time had worked political and campaign roles, both large and small,
for over 50 organizations in over 12 states.
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In August of
2005 EIG was asked to quickly come to California to run a race for US Congress for Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist.
This surprise special election put Gilchrist 60 days behind the other 15 candidates in the race, but despite being third
party in just 45 days EIG helped raised over $200,000. The 2 week campaign jumped Gilchrist from just 6% in the polls
to 27%. Simultaneously the GOP consensus candidate went from 52% to 37%, a combined 37 point drop in the polls!! Truly a stunner.
By the date of the General Election EIG helped raise $750,000 for the campaign, and the election results had a
third party candidate reaching 25% in an US Congressional election for the first time in over 40 years!
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Minuteman
founder Jim Gilchrist campaigns with Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo
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Republican candidate Mark White made historical inroads in heavily African American
Memphis TN with his bid for US Congress earning unprecedented public support from ministers and conservative African Americans
that will help in elections for years to come.
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In 2006 EIG worked
with 2 races for US Congress including the Mark White campaign in Memphis, TN. On July 4 White was polling at just 15%,
but on Election Day 30 days later White received 65% of the primary vote! Election Impact Group has formed dynamic partnerships with firms all over the United States in polling, direct mail,
fundraising, internet, media buying, production, art design, printing, and so much more - we are ready to work for you!
If you are a serious candidate, have the ability to take suggestions by our team of experts, and truly want to WIN
- contact us today.
Our record speaks for itself. Our commitment to winning by earning win bonuses, instead of
draining your campaign with high monthly fees, shows we are serious about your campaign.
We want to win. Do you?
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