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Political Texting Playbook

Political texting, explained.

Field notes on running verified voter outreach, 10DLC and TCPA in plain language, and what actually moves a race.

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Campaign Tactics

How Do I Keep My Campaign Texts from Being Marked as Spam?

July 10, 2026

Text only people who opted in, identify yourself, honor STOP instantly, register under 10DLC, and send messages people actually want. Spam filtering is driven by recipient behavior, so the fix is giving recipients nothing to report.

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Product & Roadmap

Inside Txtra, Segments

July 7, 2026

Segments are how Txtra turns a list into targeted audiences, so the right message reaches the right voters. Here's how Segments work in Txtra and why they protect your list.

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Governing

Measuring Constituent Engagement

July 7, 2026

A constituent text program should be measured on whether it's serving people, not on vanity numbers. The handful of metrics that tell an official if it's working.

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Political Texting 101

What Is an Opt-in? Consent in Political Texting, Explained

July 7, 2026

An opt-in is the moment a voter agrees to receive your texts. Here's what an opt-in is, what makes one valid, why it's the foundation of a compliant list, and what doesn't count.

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Political Texting 101

What Is A2P Messaging? Application-to-Person Texting Explained

July 5, 2026

A2P is application-to-person messaging, texts sent from software to people at scale. It's the category political texting falls under, and it's why 10DLC registration exists. Here's what A2P means for campaigns.

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Political Texting 101

A Political Texting Glossary, the Terms Campaigns Need to Know

July 3, 2026

The essential political texting vocabulary in one place, 10DLC, TCPA, P2P, broadcast, A2P, opt-in, quiet hours, and more, each defined in plain language for campaign operators.

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Field Notes

Text vs Email vs Calls, Which Voter-Contact Channel Wins

July 1, 2026

Text, email, and phone each reach voters differently. Here's how the channels compare on open rates, reply rates, cost, and speed, and why the answer is usually to combine them, not pick one.

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Political Texting 101

What's the Difference Between P2P and A2P Texting?

July 1, 2026

A2P (application-to-person) is software sending messages at scale, what campaigns mostly do, and it's regulated and must be registered. P2P (peer-to-peer) is genuinely manual, one human to one person. The line matters because it changes the rules that apply.

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Compliance & Law

Case File: The $5 Million Political Robocall Fine

June 30, 2026

Lawsuits aren't the only consequence. The FCC can impose real monetary penalties for political calling, and it has. The $5 million fine that proves regulators, not just plaintiffs, are watching.

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Product & Roadmap

Inside Txtra, Reports and Analytics

June 30, 2026

Reports are how Txtra shows what your texting actually did, deliverability, replies, conversions, and the numbers that matter. Here's how Reports and analytics work in Txtra.

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Release Notes

Shipped: Reports and Analytics

June 30, 2026

Reports and analytics is live in Txtra. See what your program actually produced, delivery, replies, and the outcomes that matter, rather than vanity c

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Field Notes

Why Political Texts Get Filtered, and How to Fix It

June 29, 2026

When engagement drops for no clear reason, the cause is usually filtering. Here's why carriers filter political texts, the signals that trigger it, and how to diagnose a deliverability problem you can't directly see.

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