This 2016 general election campaign was created for a political action committee to help pass a .2% sales tax in the City of Manhattan for repair and maintenance of existing city roads and to fund local Safe Routes to Schools projects. 

The campaign included a video featuring community leaders expressing their support for the initiative and tying it to economic development efforts, a website written to answer questions the average voter might have about how the sales tax would impact them, a billboard, print and radio ads and an aggressive digital marketing campaign that made use of paid advertising on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

The initiative passed with almost a 2 to 1 margin, 65% in favor, 35% against.