Horton Wilde Campaign Voting PSA

Suffragette volunteers Sally, Karen, and others gather around Will Bailey in the Mattress World headquarters, reading aloud their draft PSA on voter participation while he listens intently and suggests precise revisions to its language. The pages pass between them, marked with his handwritten edits that refine the message without diluting its urgency. Elsie Snuffin watches closely as the group polishes this key piece of campaign messaging amid the cluttered surrogate office.

2 appearances

Purpose

Public service announcement script promoting voting to support the Horton Wilde surrogate campaign

Significance

Will's meticulous review highlights his commitment to rhetorical precision and moral clarity, transforming a volunteer effort into a polished artifact that embodies the campaign's focus on ideas over electoral viability

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S4E6 · Game On

Mattress World: Will's Last Stand (A Campaign of Ideas)

The printed PSA is presented, read aloud by the Suffragettes, and edited on the spot by Will; it functions as the tangible artifact of the campaign's messaging and the locus for Will's rhetorical precision.

Before: Completed and in-hand with volunteers at Mattress World headquarters, ready for review.

After: Reworded per Will's direction and approved by the volunteers; remains in HQ ready for recording or distribution.

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S4E6 · Game On

The White House Ultimatum Meets a Campaign of Ideas

The Horton Wilde Campaign Voting PSA is physically reviewed and read aloud by Sally and the Suffragettes at Will's direction; Will edits its line to sharpen the message, using the PSA as tangible evidence of the campaign's continuing purpose.

Before: Printed pages present on desks; volunteers prepared to read the draft PSA.

After: Edited slightly and approved for use in upcoming press activity; volunteers will deliver the revised line.

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