A candidate’s election slogan says a lot about them, so you should choose yours carefully. It should be short and easy to remember and should address things that voters care about. Below are a hundred campaign slogans for you to use.

The first step in coming up with a good slogan idea is to answer a few questions. What would you like people to know about you? Can you say in a few words why you want to run for office? Is there a core issue or value you want people to remember?

All you need to do i simply sum up your candidacy in a single sentence. Your slogan should show what your voters care about and what they value.

Sample Election Campaign Slogans

  • A Name You Know.
  • A Voice for [Smart Growth/Lower Taxes/Etc.].
  • A Voice for You.
  • Action starts NOW!
  • Candidate for reform.
  • Candidate for action.
  • Change [Location] Deserves.
  • Clean Up [Location].
  • For Effective Government.
  • Fresh Leadership for a Brighter [Location].
  • Government with Integrity.
  • Keep Moving Forward.
  • Leadership Through Innovation.
  • Make the Change.
  • New Leadership for a Better [Location].
  • Proven [Leader/Tax Cutter/Experience].
  • Real Results, Not Empty Promises.
  • Rebuild and Restore our Community.
  • Right Time, Right Choice.
  • Standing Up For What’s Right.
  • The Change We Need.
  • Vote for a Better Tomorrow.
  • Your Voice for Positive Change.

Election Slogans for Sheriff Candidates

  • Protecting our Neighborhoods
  • Courage. Character. Community
  • Community Changes Everything
  • A Sheriff You Can Trust
  • Honesty, Integrity and Experience
  • Service to the Community
  • Character That Counts
  • Proven Experience
  • Keeping our Community Safe
  • Safer Streets, Safer Community
  • New Leadership For A Safe [Location]
  • A Proven Record Of Excellence
  • For Effective Law Enforcement
  • The New Sheriff In Town
  • Committed to the Community
  • Your Safety First
  • A Sheriff For The People
  • Justice, Integrity, Dedication
  • Building Trust, Keeping Peace
  • Your Voice, Our Priority
  • Protecting the People
  • Dedicated to a Safer Tomorrow
  • Experienced Leadership, Safer Communities
  • Safety Through Service
  • United for a Safer [Location]

Campaign Slogans for Judges

  • Integrity. Honesty. Commitment.
  • Experience Counts
  • Justice with Compassion
  • Experience You Can Count On
  • Hardworking, Experienced, Fair
  • Justice for YOU
  • Judicial Experience We Need
  • Proven Experience and Integrity
  • The right experience, the right choice
  • A Judge for the People
  • Justice with Integrity
  • Proven Experience on the Bench
  • Guided by Principle, Committed to Justice
  • Fairness and Experience in Action
  • Integrity: The Cornerstone of Our Service
  • Experience, Empathy, Excellence
  • Proven Integrity, Proven Results
  • Dedicated to a Just Society
  • Experience, Compassion, Accountability

Slogans for School Board Election

  • Improve our Schools
  • Making Education Work for Every Child
  • A Positive Voice For Our Children
  • Better Schools For A Better Tomorrow
  • Valuing our Children’s Education
  • Protecting Your Tax Dollars
  • Education: Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders
  • Academic Excellence Today
  • Our Children, Our Commitment
  • Restore our School District
  • Working for a Better Classroom
  • Innovation in Learning, Excellence in Results
  • Investing in Education, Investing in Our Future
  • Working for Our Children
  • Championing Education Equity
  • Common Sense Solutions
  • Quality Education, Strong Communities
  • Empowering Minds, Igniting Futures
  • Together for Smarter Schools
  • Hard Choices, Better Schools
  • Make our Schools Great
  • Putting Students First
  • Working for a Better District
  • Pathways to Success, One Classroom at a Time

Should a political slogan be on yard signs?

It’s generally advised not to cram too much information on a yard sign. They are generally read by motorists who have only a few seconds at best to see your message. Phrases ‘Re-Elect’ and ‘Vote For’ are basically redundant. Adding a tagline probably isn’t worth it, unless the tagline has to do with your name or plays a large part in the main issue of your candidacy.

Name recognition is a strong factor behind many election victories, so you want to make your signage focus on getting your name out.

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