A horizontal voter progress bar that starts full at 100% and gradually breaks apart/disappears as it moves from top of ballot to local races. Think bold and conceptual rather than infographic-y, with “WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO?” as the main headline.

Voter Roll-Off: Why You Need to Reduce It to Win! GOTV

by Sophie Thurber (She/Her)

What is voter roll-off? In politics, jargon is everywhere — but some terms are worth understanding. Voter roll-off is one of them. It happens when voters submit incomplete ballots, filling out only the top of the ticket and skipping down-ballot races they know less about. For local candidates, this can be the difference between winning and losing.

ice cream cone  dropped on the ground -  Local candidate mistakes

Local Candidates- Don't Make These Common Campaign Mistakes

by Martín Diego Garcia (He/Him)

Campaigns for local candidates are different than those for bigger races. While you will still have to work to raise money, local candidates will depend in large part on the community for the resources and volunteers that they need. Local candidates also tend to go without the aid of consultants or those with expensive experience working on a lot of campaigns.

Woman campaigning for local election

Down-Ballot Campaign Political Campaign Strategies

by Joe Fuld (He/Him)

A Down-ballot campaign is a great starting place for first-time candidates or folks who want to start working on campaigns. Getting involved in your local or state government is an important and noble task. State and local governments combined spend more than the federal government and some county governments are bigger than state governments.