canvassers

Petition signature gatherers

Canvassers are people who go door to door or approach others in public to solicit votes, opinions, donations, or sales.

Political campaigns deploy canvassers before elections: Canvassers knocked on doors throughout the neighborhood.

The term also applies to those conducting surveys or selling goods directly to households.

electoral

campaign

Organized effort toward goal

constituents · ballots · turnout · precincts · registries · primaries · democracy · electorate · swing voters · voter registration

grassroots

volunteers

Unpaid willing workers

outreach · coalition · local · engagement · activism · advocacy · movement · empowerment · participation · townhall

door-to-door

knocking

Striking to announce presence

flyers · pamphlets · brochures · solicitation · visits · walking · clipboard · scripts · cold-calling · foot soldiers

persuasion

pitch

Frequency of sound

rebuttals · objections · engagement · dialogue · conversations · rapport · influence · messaging · argumentation · solicitation

surveying

questionnaires

Forms collecting structured responses

sampling · interviews · market research · demographics · census · enumeration · field research · public opinion · focus groups · tallying

Categories
Opposites
political/campaign role

canvassersconstituents

Parts of a whole

persuadables · swing voters

engagement stance

canvassersavoiders

Those who evade

recluses · shut-ins · hermits · shutouts · non-responders

active vs. passive outreach

canvassersbroadcasters

Those who transmit programming

Family

canvasser, canvassed

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