A few days after the election, I wrote about President-elect Obama’s decentralized entrepreneurial campaign, which fully exploited the Web and trusted people at the edge. Here’s a post-election debrief from the technology team — the so-called Triple-O — that made it happen. They offer a final tally of metrics:
— two million “MyBO” Web-volunteer profiles
— 13 million e-mail addresses
— more than half a billion dollars raised online
— three million online donors gave 6.5 million donations
— average online contribution of $80
— more than 200,000 volunteer-organized offline events
As I pointed out, this innovative “capitalist” campaign clashed with many of Obama’s tax-regulate-and-centralize policy proposals. We’ll see if the new President learns anything from his successful campaign and puts it to use reigniting the economy.
