Every town and precinct on one map
Results back to 2016 and registration by party on every town.
One live map of every town and precinct in the county, with the volunteer list on top of it. Set up on a 30-minute call.
One account for the county committee, mapped to the precinct. Each candidate on the ticket gets a workspace with their district, volunteers and vote goal.
Mid-size county: 4 local workspaces included, 2 in use. State House is added at 20% off.
The map is built before the first login. After that, it moves with the list, one meeting at a time.
New names land on the list. Repeat names merge, with undo.
Close towns with no volunteers are numbered, largest first.
Email goes out from the chair's own email. Volunteers text from their own phones.
The path to victory sits on the map, so the gap shows where it is.
Volunteers, history and the map stay with the committee.
A few of the tools inside every workspace. The 30-minute walkthrough covers the rest.
Results back to 2016 and registration by party on every town.
The chair writes it once. Volunteers send from their own phones, up to 150 a day.
When a chair steps down, the volunteers and their history stay with the committee.
Connect email once. Asks go out from that person's own address, and each send is recorded under them.
Mobilize events show up as pins. Invite the people who live nearby.
VoteBuilder exports, Google Forms, spreadsheets and photos of volunteer forms.
The county committee pays once a year, and the account comes with workspaces for the candidates it backs. Campaigns can also sign up on their own.
Under 10,000 registered Democrats.
10,000 to 50,000 registered Democrats.
Over 50,000 registered Democrats. One more workspace for every 25,000 over that.
Priced by district size, with access through Election Day. A campaign can sign up on its own, or the county adds it to its account at 20% off. Local races are already included in the county's workspaces.
Book a campaign walkthrough (opens in a new tab)| Office | On its own | Through the county |
|---|---|---|
| Local raceSchool board, municipal, county office | $99 | Included |
| State House | $149 | $119 |
| State Senate | $180 | $144 |
| US House | $528 | $422 |
Per cycle, for a typical district. $0.001 per registered voter, $99 at least ($149 for State House).
Included workspaces cover local races: municipal, school board and county offices, on the county's precinct lines. State House, State Senate and US House workspaces, and local races beyond the included ones, are added at 20% off.
Full details on the pricing page.
InvolveOS maps precincts, organizes volunteers, and tracks vote goals for Democratic county parties and campaigns. It puts the county or district on one map, town by town and down to the precinct, with election results, voter registration, and the volunteer list in one place, and a workspace for every candidate on the ticket.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. The InvolveOS team builds the map, sets up the workspaces, and sends the invitations. Sign-in is by emailed code or Google.
No. Setup happens on the call.
No. It works alongside them. Volunteer lists exported from other tools upload like any spreadsheet.
Setup happens on the call. For anyone not ready to book, product updates arrive by email.
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