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Many people think they're registered and aren't. A check-your-registration text catches those voters in time to fix it. Here's how campaigns run one and why it's an underrated, high-value tactic.
Ballot tracking lets a voter follow their mail ballot from sent to counted, and texting is the natural way to deliver those updates. Here's how ballot-tracking texts build confidence and support the return chase.

Party committees run texting at a scale and across a portfolio that single campaigns don't. Here's how a party committee uses texting for coordinated turnout, up and down the ticket, and the structure that makes it work.
A GOTV text has one job, get a supporter to vote, and the writing has to serve that job ruthlessly. Here's the anatomy of a GOTV text that gets action, and the common mistakes that kill one.
A congressional race sits between the local and the statewide, big enough to nationalize, small enough to still win on the ground. Here's how texting fits a House campaign, from persuasion in a defined district to a turnout operation that decides the close ones.
A Senate race is statewide, expensive, and high-profile, with a huge universe and a heavily nationalized dynamic. Here's how texting fits a Senate campaign, where its scale and speed matter most, and why it's a turnout-and-fundraising workhorse.
A governor's race is statewide like a Senate race but often less nationalized, giving state issues and the candidate's own profile more room. Here's how texting fits a gubernatorial campaign, and why persuasion has more space than in a Senate race.

State house and senate races are small, low-budget, and low-turnout, but they decide who controls state government. Here's how texting powers a legislative campaign, where a tiny universe and lean budget make it the highest-leverage tool.
A single fundraising text is one ask; a sequence builds toward a deadline and follows up. Here's how to write a fundraising text sequence that raises more without burning donors, from the setup to the final push.
Attorney general races are statewide, increasingly high-profile, and issue-driven, but still down-ballot for many voters. Here's how texting fits an AG campaign, balancing statewide scale with the drop-off of a race voters underrate.
Secretary of state races decide who runs elections, a newly salient issue, but remain down-ballot for most voters. Here's how texting fits an SOS campaign, balancing statewide scale, ballot drop-off, and a motivated democracy-focused base.
Judicial retention elections ask voters a simple yes-or-no on keeping a judge, with almost no information and huge drop-off. Here's how texting fits a retention campaign, where educating voters and driving a yes or no is the whole game.