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Certain activities take place only after elections are over. These include several defined clearly in GPC protocols:
- the election protocol specifies some party-wide cleanup tasks, e.g. dehiring the Campaign Manager - even if another election is soon anticipated and his or her performance was adequate
- the fund protocol? deals with any party debt? or party deficit? and additional fundraising required while the party campaign structure is still intact and there is some momentum
- the candidate protocol includes checking up to make sure that candidate filing?s are performed so the audit protocol can be satisified
- the position protocol cleans up policy FAQ, integrates all Answers to Questionnaires and party platform comparison to snapshot all GPC policy into a single map for answer recommendation and ultimately performs a platform performance? review, e.g. the Platform 2004 Performance Review
- the press protocol requires that any false statements made by or about candidates or positions made during the election be corrected if they have achieved any major media? coverage, e.g. any minor attacks should be dealt with by the war room on a more leisurely basis only after election - a last press release should also be issued thanking everyone and this requires some personal statement from the Leader
- the audit protocol should be the last thing to execute post election
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