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INDUSTRIES · POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS

Reach your supporters before the polls close.

GOTV texts and calls that go from list to launch in days, segmented the way your field team thinks — with opt-outs handled automatically.

USE CASES

What our clients in political campaigns run

Campaign work runs on deadlines that don't move. These are the flows campaigns build on CenterMaster.

  • GOTV reminders

    A text before election day with the polling place and hours, and a way to opt out.

  • Volunteer recruitment

    Ask your list who can knock on doors or make calls, and route the yeses to a coordinator.

  • Event RSVPs

    Invite, confirm and remind by text, from the same list and the same flow editor.

  • Rapid-response messages

    When the news breaks, change a branch and relaunch. No ticket to a vendor.

  • Inbound hotline IVR

    A number supporters can call for voting information, with a person behind it when they need one.

TCPA · CARRIERS · OPT-OUT

The rules we build around

CenterMaster is built to support your TCPA obligations. How you run the campaign decides compliance; here is what we give you for each rule.

Political messaging rules and what CenterMaster does about them
The ruleWhat we do about it
TCPA for autodialed and prerecorded calls and texts to mobile numbersDialing modes and list controls built for TCPA, and a question about your consent basis before a campaign launches.
Carrier registration for political messagingWe register the numbers with the carriers for your campaign — toll-free or 10DLC, under AcuCall or under your campaign's own documents, depending on the case.
Opt-out (STOP)A STOP reply suppresses the number automatically, in every campaign.
Calling windowsCalls go out after 8 a.m. and before 9 p.m. in the recipient's time zone. The dialer calls each calling group only inside its own schedule, in local time.

We'll tell you what your list can and can't lawfully receive before we send anything.

EXAMPLE FLOW · SMS

A GOTV reminder, drawn as a flow.

This is an example of what ITR can do with a supporter list. The reply branches show the options; the case study below says what a real campaign did.

  1. Supporters from the campaign's own list
  2. Reminder: polls open tomorrow
  3. Branch “no reply”: Delivered · counted
  4. Read the reply
  5. Branch “WHERE”: Polling-place lookup sent
  6. Done
  7. Branch “RIDE”: Volunteer queue
  8. Done
  9. Branch “STOP”: Opted out

CASE STUDY · CAMPAIGN NAME WITHHELD

Speed on a deadline that doesn't move

POLITICAL · GOTV · SMS

Get-out-the-vote reminders on a hard deadline

Context
A political campaign ahead of election day, with supporters from the campaign's own list.
Challenge
Remind those supporters to vote, on a deadline that doesn't move.
What we did
Built the reminder text campaign in CenterMaster and launched it. Time from list to launch: 3 days
Results
~80,000 reminder texts delivered over about two days; 89% delivered.
Ask about a GOTV campaign

Questions we hear

How fast can a GOTV campaign launch?

The flow itself is built in the drag-and-drop editor. The campaign in our case study sent ~80,000 reminder texts over about two days. That campaign went from list to launch in 3 days.

What about replies?

The example flow above shows what ITR can do: WHERE sends a polling-place lookup, RIDE hands the thread to a volunteer queue, and STOP opts the number out. STOP is always honored. Which branches your campaign uses is your call — see SMS & ITR.

Bring a real list. We'll build the flow on the call.

Bring your supporter list and your deadline. We'll show you the flow, the opt-out handling and what your list can lawfully receive.

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