voter outreach
Mobilizing potential electors
Voter outreach is the effort to contact and engage potential voters, typically to encourage registration, turnout, or support for a candidate or cause.
Campaigns conduct voter outreach through door-knocking, phone banking, mailers, and digital advertising.
The organization focused its voter outreach on underrepresented communities.
Nonprofits may do nonpartisan voter outreach simply to increase civic participation.
- canvassingSystematic direct voter outreach
- door to doorVisiting each residence sequentially
- minority communitiesGroups smaller than majority
- campaignOrganized effort toward goal
- community organizingCollective local civic engagement
knock on doors · civic engagement · grassroots organizing · military personnel · town hall meetings · meet and greet · electioneering · coalition building · immigrant communities · get out the vote · senior citizens · volunteer · polling · candidate · politics · campaign strategy · swing state · endorsements
- politicsdemocracy, campaigning, campaigns, democrats, bill
- campaigningcandidate, campaign signs, canvassing, campaign manager, fundraising
- campaign costscampaign spending, ad buys, direct mail, staff salaries, travel expenses
- campaign jargonstump speech, talking points, sound bites, soundbite, soundbites
- canvassingcanvassers, knock, door knocking, door-to-door, canvass
- grassroots organizingcanvassing, door knocking, phone banking, petitions, rallies
voter outreachvoter suppression
Tactics discouraging ballot access
voter disenfranchisement · vote suppression · voter intimidation · voter apathy · poll taxes
voter outreachvoter suppression
Tactics discouraging ballot access
voter intimidation · disenfranchisement · poll taxes · voter ID laws · gerrymandering