About GroundGame

Serious field operations forcampaigns of any size

GroundGame is a field platform any campaign can run — a first-time school committee candidate, a town ballot question, a state rep race or a statewide ticket. It replaces clipboards, spreadsheets and expensive legacy tools with one live picture of your field program that every organizer and volunteer sees on their phone.

Each campaign gets its own workspace. To be transparent: basic voter contact data is shared across campaigns by default, so allied campaigns don't start from a blank list. Your notes, strategy and volunteer lists stay private.

What's inside

Canvassing & walkbooks

Every house in a town on one live map. Walkbooks group nearby streets into manageable routes, and each door is logged in a few taps — even with no signal, where answers save on the phone and send themselves once service returns.

Voter database & targeting

Import your town or state voter list and names, party and age attach to the right addresses. Score support from one to five stars, track top issues, and build call lists and walkbooks from any filter.

Volunteer safety

Canvassers can flag an unsafe house or a street to avoid, and those houses drop out of future routes automatically. A help button shares their location with the field director in one tap.

Live war room

Doors, conversations and supporters update in real time, with hourly pace against your daily goal, town-by-town progress, a volunteer leaderboard and an automatic end-of-day recap.

Phone banking & texting

One voter at a time with a script that fills in their name, town and issues. Tap to dial, log the result, and the next voter loads instantly.

Yard signs & get-out-the-vote

Sign requests become a delivery list with photos and live placement totals. On election day, volunteers tick off supporters as they vote and arrange rides to the polls.

Sharing data between campaigns

What stays private

Each campaign's knocks, notes, support scores and volunteer lists stay inside its own workspace. Other campaigns can't see them.

Shared by default

Basic voter contact info (name, address, party, phone, email) goes into a shared voter file. Allied campaigns in the same towns can then start with a head start instead of a blank list.

You stay in control

A campaign admin chooses which towns to import. Your conversations, opinions and strategy are never part of what gets shared.

How a campaign gets started

1. Apply for a workspace. Tell us the campaign, the office and the cycle, and we set up your private space.
2. Load your turf. Pull in every address in your towns, then attach names and party from your clerk's voter list.
3. Invite your team. Organizers get admin access; volunteers get a login and a short guided tour on first sign in.
4. Start knocking. Assign walkbooks, watch the map fill in live, and read the recap at the end of each night.

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