Elections can be won or lost on voter turnout. A recent study by Princeton, the University of Michigan, and others showed that text messaging is the cheapest and most effective way to get voters to the polls.
With a Mobile Commons campaign, you can keep your constituents informed about the issues that matter. You can remind them to register to vote. Then, on the election day, you can make sure they show up at the polls – and even tell them specifically where to go.
The League of Young Voters used the Mobile Commons’ polling place locator. Constituents texted in their zip codes to find out where to vote.
HRC created a mobile “voter’s guide.” Constituents could text in a politician’s name to learn where he or she stood on LGBT issues.
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— The Mobile Commons Team