AI campaign stack

Everything a campaign vendor sells you, run by AI instead of by the hour

Texting, calls, voter data, mail, digital and CTV, creative, websites, research, field, war room and compliance — the full suite, on one voter record, with an agent doing the work that a room full of people used to do. It runs today on an active mayoral campaign, which is why this page can show it instead of describing it.

Voter texting Voice & calls Research & intel Voter data & modeling Message & segmentation Creative production Digital ads & CTV Direct mail Websites, fundraising & email Field & GOTV War room Advocacy & public affairs Compliance & reporting

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The swap

What changes when the vendor is an agent

Same deliverables, same compliance obligations, same channels. What changes is who does the repetitive part, and therefore how many versions of anything you can afford.

How it is bought today

How it works here

A texting platform, and your team answers the replies

An agent answers every reply in seconds, in the voter’s language

A studio session for each version of each call

Every version and every language from one consented recording

An opposition dossier delivered once

A dossier in hours, kept current for the rest of the cycle

Turnout scores bought off the shelf

Scores trained on how your voters answered you this week

One message for the whole district, because versions cost money

A version per segment, because versions cost minutes

A media buyer who reviews the numbers on Friday

Budget reallocated daily by something that reads them daily

“Variable data” meaning the first name is inserted

A different argument per household, printed

War-room coverage during peak weeks

A monitor that never sleeps, plus people on call

Compliance as a checklist someone has to remember

Compliance enforced by the system that sends

Six vendors, six invoices, six voter lists

One voter record every channel reads and writes to

The suite

13 modules, one voter record

Take the whole stack or one module. Every module reads and writes to the same record, which is what makes a suppression list actually suppress and a pledge actually stop the persuasion message.

Voter texting

P2P and broadcast texting with an AI on every reply

The industry sells you throughput and a room full of people to answer. We give you the throughput and an agent that reads, understands and answers every inbound message in the voter’s own language, at any hour, and writes down what they said.

Live: a roll of roughly 7,000 voters in an eight-stage sequence, with a daily cap and automatic stop on any opt-out.

Sending

—Peer-to-peer and broadcast SMS
—MMS with photo, GIF and video
—Time-zone aware scheduling and staggered drops
—Throughput provisioned for the GOTV peak
—Dedicated numbers per program and per client
—Voter-file matching before every send
—Duplicate, landline and deceased scrubbing

The AI layer

—Automatic reply to every inbound message, in seconds
—Language detected from the message and answered in it
—Intent classified: supporter, undecided, opposed, volunteer, donor, opt-out
—Issue the voter raised recorded on their record, not lost in a thread
—Objections answered from your approved policy positions, never improvised
—Escalation to a human on anything the agent should not answer alone
—Script and template libraries with approval workflow before anything goes out

Compliance, automatic

—10DLC brand and campaign registration
—Campaign Verify and carrier vetting paperwork
—Consent capture with a record of where it came from
—STOP and HELP keywords honored instantly across every channel
—Sender identification on every send
—Per-state quiet hours applied without anyone remembering to
—Suppression and do-not-contact lists shared with every other module
—Audit trail on every message sent

The difference: a traditional vendor charges you per message and hands the replies back to you. Here the reply is the product.

Voice & calls

Voice drops, patch-through and tele-town halls in the candidate’s own voice

Every version of every call, in every language your district actually speaks, recorded from text in minutes instead of booking a studio. The candidate records once, with consent, and approves each script.

Call types

—Broadcast voice drops at scale
—Patch-through: short message and live transfer to an office
—Tele-town halls with keypad polling
—Survey and polling calls with keypad capture
—Answering-machine detection with a different message for voicemail
—Retry rules on unanswered calls

What AI changes

—Synthetic voice of the candidate, cloned with written consent and used only on approved scripts
—Every language of the district from a single recording session
—Script versioned per precinct, per issue, per turnout segment — at no extra production cost
—Rapid response: a new drop written, voiced and scheduled the same afternoon
—Keypad and spoken answers transcribed, classified and written to the voter record
—Transcript of every town hall with the questions clustered by topic

Reach and compliance

—Registered, branded caller ID per client
—STIR/SHAKEN call authentication and number reputation monitoring
—Landline and wireless separated, from the same universes you text
—Automatic opt-out capture and per-state quiet hours
—Responsible-party identification and callback number on every drop
—Script review before the drop and an audit trail on every call placed

The difference: voice production stops being the bottleneck that forces one generic message on a district that speaks four languages.

Research & intel

Opposition and self-research, plus a monitor that never stops watching

Public records and lawfully accessible open sources only, assembled into a dossier in hours instead of weeks — and then kept current for the rest of the cycle, which is the part nobody sells you.

Live: daily opponent monitoring on an active mayoral race.

Report types

—Background: public records, business registrations, property filings, professional licenses, public statements
—OSINT: open-source material organized into patterns and inconsistencies
—Digital footprint: platforms, publications, archived pages, forums and comment sections over time
—Reverse username: reused handles traced across legacy forums and dormant platforms
—Campaign finance: donor patterns, committee relationships, conflicts of interest
—Rapid preliminary report, in hours, before the full one is ready
—Self-research: the same dossier run on your own candidate, so nothing lands as a surprise

Continuous monitoring

—Press, campaign site and opponent channels tracked every day
—Notice the same day they reactivate a channel or shift their message
—Historical record that surfaces contradictions with facts, not adjectives
—Local news and public agendas watched for anything that touches your race
—Findings pushed into the message and the content calendar, not filed in a PDF

The difference: research stops being a document delivered once and becomes a live feed into what you say tomorrow.

Voter data & modeling

One voter file, every channel, with the scores built on your own race

The file itself is a commodity. What is not: a model that learns from how your voters actually answered you last week and re-ranks the universe before the next send.

The file

—Name, address and district assignments
—Party registration where the state records it
—Vote history and turnout scores
—Age and generation bands
—Precinct, ward and split assignments
—Registration date and status; absentee and early-vote flags
—Landline, mobile, email and mailing-address append where lawfully available
—Match keys for digital audience upload

Universes

—Filter by geography, turnout, party and demographics
—Combine and subtract universes; counts before you commit to a send
—Saved universes reusable across every channel, with versioning and history
—Per-client universe libraries
—Ward and precinct level cuts
—Low and mid-propensity supporters ranked by turnout score

What the model adds

—Turnout likelihood and support propensity scored on your race, not on a national average
—Issue scores derived from what voters actually replied to you, by text, call and door
—Persuadability ranking so the budget goes where it moves a vote
—Universes rebuilt automatically as responses come in
—A plain-language explanation of why each segment was scored the way it was
—Natural-language queries: ask for a universe in a sentence instead of building a filter tree

Governance

—Duplicate detection and merge; deceased and moved-away flagging
—Suppression and do-not-contact lists honored by every module
—Refresh on a standing cadence
—Sub-accounts, roles and permissions
—Encryption in transit and at rest, with an audit trail on exports
—Export any universe at any time — the data is yours and it leaves when you do

The difference: the score is not bought off the shelf, it is trained on the answers your own campaign collected this cycle.

Message & segmentation

One platform, written differently for every segment of the roll

The reason campaigns talk in generalities is production cost: eighteen versions of a message used to mean eighteen invoices. That constraint is gone.

Live: eighteen audience segments with their own banners and copy on an active campaign.

Per segment

—Pieces for retirees, young homeowners, business owners, renters, parents and language communities
—The same campaign platform said in the words each segment actually uses
—Banners, posts, email and video scripts generated per segment
—Multi-language editions that say exactly the same thing, checked against each other
—Rapid response: a piece written, designed and scheduled within the news cycle

Publishing

—Scheduled publishing to each network in its own native format
—Vertical video and short-form built for the feed, not cropped from a TV spot
—A content calendar that fills itself and flags the gaps
—Electoral disclaimer printed on every piece, as the law requires
—Performance read back into what gets written next

The difference: segmentation stops being a slide in the plan and becomes eighteen finished pieces on Monday morning.

Creative production

Spots, video, statics and identity — produced, versioned and re-versioned

White-label production with no watermark and no contact with your client. Where an agency quotes a week per cutdown, the pipeline turns one approved concept into every format the buy needs.

Live: a daily pipeline that turns a script into narrated video with subtitles and publishes it across every channel.

Video

—Connected-TV and broadcast spots
—Six, fifteen and thirty-second cutdowns from a single master
—Social-native vertical video, pre-roll and in-stream
—Motion graphics and lower thirds
—Subtitles and open captions in every language of the district
—Voiceover and audio mix
—Edit from supplied or sourced footage

Static, print and identity

—Display ad sets in every standard size
—Social statics and story frames
—Mail panels matched to the digital look
—Yard signs, literature, palm cards and slate artwork
—Print-ready files with bleed and geometry checks
—Logo and wordmark, color, type and usage guidelines for field teams
—Landing page design, email templates, profile and header assets

Versioning and clearance

—District-specific versions with the local elements swapped automatically
—Asset library and version control per client
—Disclaimer placement and variants per jurisdiction
—Platform political-policy pre-checks before the file is delivered
—Music and stock licensing for the stated use; talent and voiceover releases collected
—Source files delivered on request

The difference: re-versioning costs minutes, so the creative can follow the segment instead of the segment following the creative.

Digital ads & CTV

Programmatic, social and connected TV against the same voter universes

Voter-file matched audiences, not lookalike guesses — sequenced against the texting and mail calendar so a household hears the same argument three times instead of three different ones.

Channels

—Connected TV and OTT streaming video
—Programmatic display and pre-roll video
—Social feed, stories and reels
—Audio and streaming radio
—Native placements and mobile in-app inventory
—YouTube and the major video platforms

Targeting and pacing

—Voter-file matched audiences, uploaded with match keys
—District, precinct and ward geotargeting; geofencing around venues and polling places
—Turnout and party registration segments
—Retargeting from site and landing page traffic
—Do-not-contact suppression applied to the buy
—Frequency caps per household, budget pacing and mid-flight reallocation
—Flights sequenced against texting, calls and mail

Where AI runs it

—Budget reallocated daily toward the creative and segment that is actually converting
—A creative variant generated for each audience instead of one asset stretched across all of them
—Creative fatigue detected before the cost per action climbs
—Rejections diagnosed and the asset resubmitted without waiting for a human to read the policy
—A plain-language daily readout of what changed and why

Political compliance

—Advertiser verification on each platform
—Disclaimer placement verified on every creative
—Ad library and public file entries
—Per-platform political policy pre-check and jurisdiction-specific disclosure
—Audit trail from universe to impression

The difference: the buy is optimized every day by something that reads the numbers every day.

Direct mail

Design, print and drop, on the same universes as everything else

Mail is the one channel where a mistake is permanent, so this is the module with the most checks: household dedupe, address validation and disclaimer verification before anything reaches press.

Formats

—Postcards in multiple sizes; oversized and jumbo
—Letter and #10 envelope packages
—Self-mailers and multi-panel designs
—Door hangers and slate cards
—Full color both sides, variable data personalization

Targeting and production

—The same universes used for texting and voice
—Household deduplication before printing; address standardization and validation
—Precinct, ward and district cuts; absentee and early-vote flags
—Do-not-mail suppression; counts and cost preview before you commit
—Design from a brief, or your own print files accepted
—White-label proofs and multiple proof rounds before press
—Postal presort, first class and marketing mail classes, rush capacity at peak

What AI checks

—Variable-data copy written per household segment, not one paragraph for everyone
—Disclaimer placement checked on every piece before it goes to press
—Drop dates planned backward from the in-home target and coordinated with the digital calendar
—Mail tracked through the postal stream, with piece counts and spend per client
—Audit trail from audience selection to delivery

Pieces we run

—Persuasion: biography, record and contrast
—GOTV reminders: polling place, hours and deadlines
—Absentee and ballot chase
—Down-ballot and judicial slates
—Donor appeals with reply envelopes
—Ballot measure and issue advocacy
—Event and town hall invitations, canvass door hangers, rapid response

The difference: variable data stops meaning “insert first name” and starts meaning a different argument per household.

Websites, fundraising & email

The campaign site, the donation funnel and the email program

Everything a supporter can do online, connected back to the same voter record — so a person who donated on Tuesday is not texted on Wednesday asking them to donate.

Live: a civic site published in seven languages, and an email program with authentication, suppression and deliverability monitoring.

Sites

—Full campaign websites and single-issue landing pages
—Volunteer and event registration, petition and pledge pages
—Mobile-responsive and accessibility-reviewed builds
—Multi-language editions of the whole site, not just the home page
—Hosting, maintenance and content management through the cycle

Fundraising

—One-time and recurring donations with suggested amount ladders
—Mobile-optimized donation flow
—Abandoned-donation recovery sequences
—Source tracking across every link and channel
—Ask amount chosen per donor from their own history
—Donor records unified with the outreach universes

—Broadcast sends and automated, behavior-triggered sequences
—List growth forms and audience segmentation from the unified data
—Subject lines and body copy drafted and rotated per segment
—Unsubscribe and preference management honored everywhere
—Deliverability configuration, authentication and list hygiene
—Bounce and complaint handling with automatic suppression

The difference: the site is not a brochure, it is the top of a contact sequence that keeps running by itself.

Field & GOTV

Staged voter contact that advances on the answer, not on the calendar

A voter who already pledged should not get the persuasion message again. Keeping that straight by hand is why campaigns burn their universe; here it is the default behavior.

Live: an eight-stage sequence with a daily cap, pledge tracking and automatic opt-out.

The sequence

—Segmented roll with contact stages and a daily cap per channel
—Each voter advances a stage only when they answer
—Pledged support and the issues each voter raised, recorded on their record
—Automatic stop on any opt-out request, across every channel at once
—Election-day operation focused only on those who already pledged
—Ballot chase for absentee and early voters who have not returned

Volunteers and doors

—Volunteer intake, confirmation and reminder sequences that run themselves
—Canvass lists cut by walkability, not just by precinct
—Door and phone results written back to the same record as text and mail
—Shift reminders and no-show backfill
—Daily field summary of what actually got contacted, in plain language

The difference: the universe stops being a list you send to and becomes a state machine per voter.

War room

Rapid response that is awake at three in the morning

Every vendor promises “war-room coverage during peak periods”, which means people on call. Here it means a monitor that never sleeps, plus people on call.

Live: continuous supervision over more than a hundred automated agents, with automatic restart on failure.

What it watches

—Press, social channels and public agendas relevant to the race, continuously
—Opponent activity and message shifts, same-day
—Mentions of the candidate and of the campaign’s core issues
—Delivery and performance of every channel, with alerts when a number leaves its range
—Failures in the automation itself, with automatic restart

What it produces

—A draft response written within the news cycle, for a human to approve
—The same statement adapted to text, email, social, video and press, in one pass
—A morning briefing with what changed overnight and what needs a decision
—An escalation path with a named human on the other end

The difference: the first draft exists before the meeting to discuss it starts.

Advocacy & public affairs

The same machine pointed at a hearing instead of an election day

Between elections the stack does not go idle: the decision venue changes from a ballot box to a commission, a statehouse or a rulemaking docket, and the deadline changes from November to the day of the hearing.

Strategy

—Issue and stakeholder mapping
—Campaign planning scoped to the decision venue and its timeline
—Message development and testing for the audience that actually decides
—Audience built across members, employees, suppliers and residents

Action

—Public comment drives with each comment drafted from the sender’s own situation
—Petitions and contact-your-official programs
—Patch-through calling to boards and offices
—Hearing-day turnout with confirmation the day before
—Member activation and grassroots mobilization on the same channels as a campaign

Venues

—County hearings and planning commissions
—Statehouse legislation and ballot measures
—Federal congressional and rulemaking mobilization
—Board-ready reporting on outreach and actions taken

The difference: a thousand public comments that are actually a thousand different comments.

Compliance & reporting

The part that sinks campaigns when it lives on a spreadsheet

Disclaimers, expense reporting, consent records and audit trails are not a service anyone gets excited about, and they are the reason campaigns end up in the news for the wrong thing.

Live: an expense ledger with receipts and a pending-filings report on an active campaign.

Money

—Expense log with its receipt and its allocation, entered as it happens
—Alerts on what is still unreported ahead of each filing deadline
—Spend caps per account and consolidated billing across channels
—Per-client spend breakdown, exportable to CSV on a schedule

Speech and consent

—The legal disclaimer applied automatically to every published piece, in every format
—Jurisdiction-specific variants handled by the system, not by memory
—Consent and opt-out records kept per contact and per channel
—Quiet hours, sender identification and callback numbers enforced at send time
—Audit trail from the universe selection to the delivered impression, message or piece

The difference: compliance is enforced by the system that sends, not by a checklist someone was supposed to read.

How we work

Three ways to engage

Rates are agreed in writing per engagement and depend on volume and on how much of the suite you take. No per-seat fees, no exit fees, and your data is exportable at any time in every model.

White-label for consultants and firms

You keep the client, the brand and the relationship. We are never in the room.

—Dashboards, reporting and deliverables carry your brand
—Sub-accounts per client and per race, with roles and permissions
—No watermark, no credit, no contact with your client
—We do not market to your clients and we do not compete for them
—Wholesale rates; you set what you charge

Direct for campaigns and committees

For a campaign that wants the stack running under its own roof.

—A named human account partner, not a ticket queue
—Live in days, not at the start of the next cycle
—One consolidated invoice across every channel
—Migration from your current vendors, number porting and template transfer included
—War-room coverage through the peak weeks

Build and transfer

For an organization that wants to own the system, not rent it.

—The stack built on your own accounts and your own infrastructure
—Your data stays yours and is exportable at any time
—Documentation and training for your team
—No per-seat fees and no exit fees
—Support agreement afterwards, if you want one

What we will not do

AI in a campaign is a liability the day it is used to fake something. These limits are part of the engagement, not a disclaimer at the bottom.

No synthetic voice or image of a real person without their written consent — and never presented as something they actually said or did.
No AI-generated person presented as a real testimonial, endorsement or supporter.
No fabricated quotes, documents or records. Research comes from public records and lawfully accessible open sources, cited so you can check it.
No contact with anyone who opted out, on any channel, ever.
No message published without its legal disclaimer.
Every piece is reviewed and approved by a human before it goes out. The AI drafts; the campaign decides.

Tell us the race, the calendar and the budget

We will send back which modules apply, in what order and what they replace, before any meeting. If the stack is not right for your race, we will say so.

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