Campaign Efficiency

Garcorp can assist a campaign to reach ethnic, racial, young and older voters not located in targeted areas. This allows campaigns to reach remote and rural areas without opening a local office or sending in an organizer.

Uncompetitive areas, which often house enthusiastic but outnumbered volunteers, can be targeted without the need to open a local office. The system gives campaigns and political organizations a web-based way to coordinate volunteers in voter outreach efforts including door-to-door contact, phoning, and letter writing.

How the system helps

A volunteer can get involved without traveling long distances or showing up at a campaign office. Students, friends, ethnic and minority volunteers in other parts of the country or state can participate through a simple-to-use website.

The system assists a campaign to coordinate many more volunteers online than would be possible using a traditional organizational hierarchy. It can coordinate more than 100,000 volunteers across a single statewide campaign.

It works hand-in-hand with a campaign's traditional efforts, empowering existing party leaders and campaign managers to do more without significantly increasing budgets. The existing volunteer base can be brought under the umbrella, or voters covered by the traditional campaign organization can be carved out of the network to prevent overlap of effort.

Security controls allow the blocking of groups or individuals from the system and quickly identify problem volunteers. Targeting can be based on geography, voting history, ethnicity, gender, age, and any other information available in the voter file. The system can also be customized for multiple languages.