Talk to voters

Want to make a big impact on the next election? This is it. Whether you’ve got two hours or twenty, conversations with voters are—by far—the most effective way to drive voter turnout.

  • Text Friends & Family

    Use a free, simple texting app to share how important it is to vote in the next election with the people you already know.

  • Knock Doors

    Get people in your community excited about the upcoming election—and help them register to vote, request absentee ballots, and find their polling places.

  • Make Phone Calls

    Make calls to voters across western Wisconsin right from your very own home—and make sure they know when, why, and how to vote.

  • The first time I went canvassing, I talked to neighbors I hadn't seen in 30 years when we carpooled our children. It also gave me the opportunity to meet new neighbors who I now chat with when I see them in town. It gives you a sense of community.

    Linda S.

  • I love having two way, informative conversations about what matters to the folks I talk to! I think we both learn new things.

    Carol S.

  • Canvassing for the Dems was a great way to meet Hudsonites when I moved to Hudson in 2021. Best part was I knew we’d have some shared values that I need in new friends.

    Nancy V.

Young canvassers holding campaign lit
Candidate training a canvasser
Canvasser talking to a voter about gun violence prevention
Field organizer making volunteer confirmation calls
Young man canvassing in Hudson, WI
Young woman phone banking in St. Croix County, WI

Sign up!

I’ll reach out to discover how you’d like to get involved and schedule a training.

-Alison Schug, Volunteer Chair