Political
Text messages are opened far more reliably than email, which makes texting one of the most effective tools for turnout and fundraising. Political text messaging also carries rules about consent and opt-outs that every campaign must follow.
Peer-to-peer texting sends messages individually by volunteers or staff and is common for voter contact. Broadcast texting sends to opted-in lists and is common for fundraising and updates.
The TCPA and carrier rules govern automated texting, and every message should honor opt-outs immediately. Rules change, so get compliance advice.
“Texts get read.”
Texts reminding supporters when ballots arrive, where to drop them off and whether theirs has been received are among the most useful messages a campaign sends.
Short, personal asks tied to deadlines work best, with links to a fast donation page.
See our political SMS and email service and our GOTV and ballot chase service.
Yes, within TCPA, carrier and state rules. Consent requirements depend on how messages are sent.
A carrier registration system for business and campaign texting from standard phone numbers.
Enough to be useful and timely, not so often that supporters opt out.
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