Bexar County Elect-Hopeful Launches, social media, Campaign

SAN ANTONIO - Feb. 20, 2014 - PRLog -- February 20, 2014 - She’s inviting San Antonio notables, influencers and community leaders to help get the word out about early voting, polling locations and the types of change that can be occur with voting.

Creating a great first impression is the ultimate goal for Cassandra Littlejohn who launched her campaign for Bexar County Clerk a little under a year ago.  Bexar County and San Antonio may have that small town; everybody knows your name feeling but the sprawling Hill Country make living, and running for office, in the County’s 7^th largest city region hard.

So what’s an elect-hopeful and entrepreneur to do?

The candidate, who has never met a person that remained a stranger, has come up with a solution.  Littlejohn has reactivated her Twitter account (follow along @CLittlejohn4BCC (http://www.twitter.com/CLittlejohn4BCC)) and has launched a designated hashtag that will push voters to the polls on March 4^th, #VoteSATX.

A movement, she believes will help her reach voters and introduce her ideas for the Bexar County Clerk office. Having campaigned outside of movie theatres, bingo nights, large churches, and community events; and if you were at the recent MLK Day March you may have run across here, or she run across you, as she quickly jogged up Martin Luther King Avenue greeting and introducing herself to everyone she could.

But still more needs to be done.  There is an approximately 60k additional voters expected to vote during the state and local elections on March 4^th, and with much fanfare behind large races like  that of District Attorney this important day stands to make a drastic impact on all of Bexar County.

“I want to meet everyone, I want them to see just how passionate I am about being their Bexar County Clerk”, Littlejohn has every right to be optimistic.  She’s proposed many changes that would make the County Clerk’s office run more efficient and better accommodate new tasks and growing populations.  The Atlanta-native, who often tells the story of how “Bexar County chose her” plans to use social media as a platform for campaigning.