For advocacy
Move your issue through the statehouse.
For lobbyists, advocacy groups, and activists: a plan for the session, and the operation that runs it — the map, the bills, the letters, the records.
Legislative Advocacy & Issue Campaigns
Where your issue stands, and what moves it.
Passing a law takes the same discipline as winning a race. We plan and run the work for lobbyists, associations, and citizen groups. Your lobbyist stays your lobbyist — we build the support around them.
- A map of who decides your issue, and who moves them
- Alerts when a bill you care about moves
- Easy ways for supporters to write their own lawmakers
- Group letters collected, checked, and published
- Clean records, ready when reports are due
- A weekly update your members can actually read
The Advocacy HQ
The toolbox built for the statehouseThe whole session, one screen.
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.
Screens shown with sample data. We publish the full list of companies that help us run these tools.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questionsWho is the advocacy practice for?
Groups working to pass or stop a law: lobbyists, trade groups, advocacy nonprofits, and citizen organizations. If you’re serious about the outcome, we should talk.
Are you a registered lobbyist?
No. Your lobbyist does the lobbying. Your lawyer and treasurer handle any filings. We build the plan and run the tools around them — and every agreement says who does what, in writing.
Does an AI talk to lawmakers or supporters?
No. The tools help your supporters draft their own letters and summarize what happened each morning. A person writes, a person sends, a person decides — every time.
What does it cost?
It depends on the issue, the session, and how much help you need. After we talk, you get a written proposal with the full price. No surprises.
What do you mean by “services contracted through partners”?
Some jobs — like certain design, print, or technology work — go to partners we trust instead of being done in-house. We tell you which ones before you sign, so you always know who’s doing the work.
Get in touch
Tell us what you’re working on.
Working on a bill or an issue? Tell us the basics: the issue, where, and when. We start with a plain conversation — no pressure, no jargon.
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