Campaigns · Advocacy
Winning campaigns, reimagined.
We help people run for local office, and we help groups get laws passed. You get a plan, a message, and the tools to do the work — from someone who has run for office herself.
Built by a candidate The Campaign HQ & The Advocacy HQ included In session year-round
The Campaign HQ & The Advocacy HQ
One for elections, one for the statehouseThe Campaign HQ
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For people running for office. A website. A safe, legal way to take donations. A calendar voters can use to book a call with you. Campaign email, sign-up forms you own, a phone bank, and one dashboard that shows the whole race. It goes live in days, and we run it for you through election day.
The Advocacy HQ
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For lobbyists, advocacy groups, and activists. It watches the bills you care about and tells you when one moves. It helps your supporters write their own lawmakers, in their own words. It collects group sign-on letters, keeps your meeting records straight, and sends you a plain-English morning update while lawmakers are in session.
Both come with your engagement. One person answers for all of it, and we publish the full list of companies that help us run these tools.
Pick your path
Two practices, one firmCampaigns
The plan, the message, the online presence, and the ground game — for people running for local and state office.
Advocacy
The stakeholder map, the bills, the letters, and the records — for groups working to pass a law, or stop one.
How it works
Clear from day oneWe talk
You tell us about your race or your issue. We listen and ask questions.
We take stock
We look at where things stand today: your message, your money, your map.
You get a plan
A written plan for your race — what to say, what to build, and when.
We work it
Step-by-step help through election day, adjusted as things change.
The only question that matters
How bad do you want what you want?
Bring the drive. We bring the plan and the tools.
Get in touch
Tell us what you’re working on.
Running for office? Working on a bill? Tell us the basics: the office or the issue, where, and when. We start with a plain conversation — no pressure, no jargon.
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