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Julian Beaudion US Inactive

Julian Cornelius Beaudion

Councilors urge Sioux Falls landlords to stop evictions related to COVID-19 hardships

Non-binding resolution encourages landlords to work with tenants struggling to pay rent during pandemic.

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I urge all of our City Councilors to support this! I have spoken with the Sioux Falls Tenants Rights Union about the evictions faced and I have been vocal about the issues faced in our community. The time to act is NOW! It is the responsibility of the City Council to create policy that benefits the people of this great community. Specifically, I am calling for Councilor City Councilor Greg Neitzert to support the other councilors in their efforts to minimize the amount of evictions during this public crisis! https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2020/05/19/councilors-urge-sioux-falls-landlords-work-tenants-facing-covid-19-hardships/5216388002/?fbclid=IwAR2u6ofHX4OCFKA1Y7LXF9Op64vbtYfsA1daNvfMX2KvU06FF-s1PTZHr5Y

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Performance proxies

Overall score	18.9/100
Spend / Reach / Long. / Eff.	0.0 · 24.3 · 0.0 · 51.2
Spend range	<USD 99
Impressions	100 – 999
CPM (≈ $/1k impr)	USD 90.08
Est. audience size	50,001 – 100,000
Days live	1 (2020-05-21 → 2020-05-21)
Created	2020-05-21
Creative variants	1 body · 1 headline
Platforms	facebook, instagram
Languages	en
Candidate	SD — Julian Beaudion
Surfaced by	“senate:Julian Beaudion”

🧠 AI analysis

Issue	housing
Framing	issue advocacy
Message type	persuasion
Emotional appeal	urgency
Production tier	semi pro
Who pictured	none
Symbols	none
Call to action	none
Standout element	Bright orange court-ordered eviction warning notice posted on a door, dominating the frame
Tactic	The visceral image of an eviction notice creates immediate emotional urgency, while the news headline lends credibility and frames the candidate as a community advocate pressuring a named city councilor to act.

Where it ran (delivery by region)

South Dakota

100.0%

Who saw it (delivery)

35-44 · male	7.2%
65+ · female	13.4%
35-44 · female	11.3%
55-64 · female	16.5%
18-24 · female	3.6%
45-54 · male	5.7%
55-64 · male	6.2%
25-34 · male	7.7%
45-54 · female	13.4%
25-34 · female	7.7%
65+ · male	4.6%
18-24 · male	2.6%