Democratic fundraising operations.From City Hall to Congress.

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Campaigns run on money.Raising it is serious work.

The mail, the staff, the ads, the field program. Every piece of it is a plan with a number attached, and the number has to come in first.

Fundraising is an art and a science. The science is consistency: the same hours every week, the list kept current, the follow up actually done. The art is the relationships, the directness it takes to ask, and the confidence to hold someone to what they committed.

Done well it brings people together behind a common cause.

Successful fundraising is built over months, one relationship at a time.

A candidate on the phone at his desk, a staffer working on a laptop, and a candidate speaking to a full room

One operation.Six parts.

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Call time board and a donor call sheet with the sized ask and the pledge

Candidate training

We train you on the pitch, the ask, and the close.

Donor research and data enrichment

We build the list and size every ask before you dial.

Call time and events

We staff your call blocks and your events, and collect the pledges.

Email and text

We write your email and your texting, and get it to the right donors.

Digital, social and AI

We build the site and the creative, and get you found by AI.

Campaign branding

We design the look and hold it consistent.

Donor research profile and weekly call time results
From the filings

A first time candidate went from $11,600 a month to $40,200 a month in the same race.

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Approach is the difference.

Donors give to people they have a relationship with, and they give at the size they are asked. Most campaigns guess at both.

We build the lists, find the people most likely to give, size every ask, and reach them where they answer, by phone, by text, by email, and with branding that makes the campaign look serious. The relationships build, and the number follows.

Recent insights

The Off Year

The midterms end in 36 days. Then you have to tell your donors why your race matters.

Sept 2026 · Strategy6 min read

The Deferral

“Call me later” is only worth something if you walk away with a time.

Publishing Oct 5 · Call time

The Hours

The number of hours matters. Showing up every week matters more.

Publishing Oct 12 · Call time

The Number

Most finance plans are built backwards from what feels achievable. Here is how to build one from what the race actually costs.

Publishing Oct 19 · Finance plans

The Treasurer

Most first time campaigns hand the job to whoever offers. The amended reports show up six months later.

Publishing Oct 26 · Compliance

The February Race

Off cycle calendars break the assumptions most campaign budgets are built on. Chicago is the clearest example.

Publishing Nov 2 · Finance plans

The Lost Eighteen Months

The number at the bottom is the easy part. The calendar that gets you there is where campaigns go wrong.

Publishing Nov 9 · Finance plans

The Second Gift

Most campaigns spend to find new donors while the ones who already said yes go quiet. The second gift is cheaper than the first.

Publishing Nov 16 · Donor strategy
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Sample screens from tools we use. All data is fictional.

Money is notgoing to raise itself.

If you are planning to be on the ballot, now is when the fundraising operation gets built.Tell us about your race.

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