Peer-to-peer and broadcast texting, GOTV, text banking, fundraising, and list growth, the tactics that win voter contact.
Control of the U.S. House runs through a few dozen suburban swing districts. Here's what makes suburban voters distinctive and how a texting program should approach them.

The last 72 hours decide close races. This complete guide lays out a get-out-the-vote texting plan, from the early and mail-ballot chase through the polling-location send on Election Day, with the timing, messages, format, and pitfalls for each stage.
The civic calendar hands campaigns natural, non-partisan moments to grow a texting list, if you're ready to capture them. Here's how to turn dates like National Voter Registration Day into subscribers.
There's a difference between texting your voters and texting at them. One builds a relationship that turns out; the other burns a list. Here's how to tell which you're doing.
The first gift is the hard part. The real value is the second, third, and monthly gift. Here's how texting turns a one-time donor into a recurring one.
A keyword is the simplest way to turn a crowd, a sign, or a moment into subscribers. Here's the practical playbook for running a keyword campaign to grow your texting list.
Text is the fastest fundraising channel a campaign has. This complete guide covers how SMS fundraising works, how to write the ask, when to send, how to sustain it without donor fatigue, and the compliance rules that come with raising money by text.
A new subscriber just handed you their number. The next few messages decide whether they stay. Here's a welcome series with adaptable templates, in your own words.
Most campaigns use texting for two things, raise money and get out the vote. It does far more. Here are ways to use your list that build the relationship the asks depend on.

A persuasion text lives or dies on the opener and the ask. Here's the anatomy of a peer-to-peer persuasion script that gets replies, the register to write in, and the branch responses your volunteers need.
Asking for a phone number is asking for something personal. Here's how to make the opt-in ask so easy and worth it that voters actually say yes.
In a genuine toss-up, the whole race lives inside a margin of a few thousand votes. That changes how you run a texting program. Here's the discipline a razor-thin race demands.