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FOR CANDIDATES AND CAMPAIGNS

Every town in the district, and the votes the race needs

A workspace for the campaign: its district mapped to every township and municipality, its volunteers, and Enhanced Path to Victory. On the county party's account, or on its own.

  • From $99 a cycle
  • Unlimited users
  • Set up on the call
PATH TO VICTORY · DISTRICT-WIDE
Win number (plurality)
152,574
Vote goal
158,676
2 pt cushion
2022 US House D votes
91,729
Votes to find
66,947
THE CAMPAIGN WORKSPACE

Everything the campaign needs, in one workspace

Every township and municipality

The district town by town, shaded by election results since 2016, with voter registration beside it.

Enhanced Path to Victory

The vote goal, the votes still to find, and the counties that could supply them, with the arithmetic behind every number.

The volunteers, where they are

Spreadsheets, connected integrations, and photos of sign-in sheets, placed on the map. Close towns with no volunteers are numbered.

Asks from the candidate's own email

Write the email once, choose the volunteers, and send it from the candidate's own Gmail or Outlook. InvolveOS records who was asked.

PRICING
PER CYCLE

Priced by the size of the district

Access through Election Day. On the county party's account the same workspace costs 20% less, and State House workspaces come included.

Enhanced Path to Victory
Campaign workspace prices by office, on its own and on a county account
OfficeOn its
own
On a county
account
State House$99Includedthen $79 each
State Senate$180$144
US House$528$422

Prices for a typical district. Full pricing

On the county party's account

A county account includes State House workspaces for the candidates the committee backs, and the whole ticket shares one county map.

FAQ

What campaigns ask first

What does it cost?

County accounts are $120, $360, or $960 a year, set by the number of registered Democrats. A campaign on its own is priced by district size, from $99 a cycle, and costs 20% less on a county account. Prices are published and the same for every county and campaign.

Who pays, the county or the candidate?

Either. A county account includes 3, 6, or 12 State House workspaces for the candidates the committee backs. A campaign can also have a workspace of its own.

Where do the numbers come from?

Official election sources, such as certified results and registration counts. The map shows totals for each town, never individual voters.

How does emailing volunteers work?

Write the email in InvolveOS, choose the volunteers, and send it from the county's or candidate's own Gmail or Outlook address. InvolveOS records who was asked and when. Volunteers without email go on a call list.

The district on one map in 30 minutes

Setup happens on the call. Unlimited users on every plan.