The county on one map, with a workspace for every candidate
One account for the county committee, drawn to the precinct. It keeps the volunteer list year to year and gives each candidate the committee backs a workspace of its own.
- From $120 a year
- Unlimited users
- Set up on the call
One town, 15 precincts
A precinct is the smallest area votes are counted in, with its own polling place and its own elected committee people. A town holds one or several. Campaign workspaces map each town as one shape; the county account draws every precinct inside it.
Everything the committee needs, in one account
Precinct lines across the county
Every precinct in the county, over town-by-town election results since 2016: the level a committee organizes by.
A workspace for each candidate
3, 6, or 12 State House workspaces included, each private to its campaign. Each candidate sees its own district, volunteers, and vote goal.
The list stays with the committee
The county's volunteer list, merged and kept year to year, whoever the candidates and staff are that cycle.
Local races on the same account
Municipal, school board, and county office races run on the county account and use its precinct lines, so an odd-year election needs nothing new.
One price per county
Set by the number of registered Democrats in the county. Every feature and unlimited users on every tier.
- Small countyUnder 10,000 registered DemocratsUnder 10,000 Democrats
3 candidate workspaces3 candidate workspaces$120a year - Mid-size county10,000–50,000 registered Democrats10,000–50,000 Democrats
6 candidate workspaces6 candidate workspaces$360a year - Large countyOver 50,000 registered DemocratsOver 50,000 Democrats
12 candidate workspaces12 candidate workspaces$960a year
More candidates: an extra State House workspace is $79. State Senate ($144) and US House ($422) workspaces are added on top. Full pricing
What county chairs ask first
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.
What map detail comes with each account?
County accounts show precinct lines across the whole county. A precinct is the smallest area votes are counted in, with its own polling place; a county committee organizes by them, and local races on the account use them too. State House, State Senate, and US House workspaces show every township and municipality in the district.
What happens to the county's data after November?
It stays. County accounts renew yearly, so the county's volunteer list and its history carry into the next election. Nothing is deleted from the county's list when staff move on.
Who can see a campaign's volunteers?
Only people invited into that workspace. Every workspace is separate, and nothing is public.
The county on one map in 30 minutes
Setup happens on the call. Unlimited users on every plan.