For organizers

Turn your list into a base that shows up.

If your group already has hundreds or thousands of people who signed up once and went quiet, this is built to re-activate them, one decision at a time.

The mechanism behind the momentum you already have.

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Steps from setup to a real signal your board can see.
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People needed to run it, an hour or two a week.
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Highly active members is often enough to build a base that shows up.

The pitch.

Higher participation than a newsletter ask

Groups running a single “cast your vote” ask, with the research already done for them, see participation well above typical newsletter engagement.

Full activation tracking

The system tracks who was notified, who looked, who voted. You see exactly how deep activation goes, and can improve it over time.

A force multiplier for your organizing

It works alongside what you're already doing. It's the mechanism that turns a dozen highly active members into a base that shows up when it counts.

What you actually do.

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Set up your jurisdiction

City, county, school district, wherever your group focuses.

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Build a small team

1–2 people adding upcoming measures, an hour or two a week.

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Point your existing list at your jurisdiction link
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Use the data with your city or board

Watch engagement data roll in, and use it to show your city, school board, or county that a real, countable constituency is paying attention.

Working with local government directly

If your city or school district wants a stronger alternative to a struggling advisory-board or town-hall process, this gives them a lower-cost, higher-response way to hear from real residents. You can propose it to them directly.

A quiet list, reactivated one decision at a time.

Turn your list into a base that shows up.

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