VoterForce  ·  Field Tool

10,000 doors on
one live list.

A self-serve canvassing tool volunteers opened by scanning a QR code from the campaign's social ads — then claimed their own turf and walked a live precinct list from any phone. No app to download.

Strong Schools ♥ Strong Lafayette
Yes on H — Strong Schools, Strong Lafayette
10,000
Doors in Lafayette
25
Volunteers
63%
Voter turnout
0
Printed packets

The campaign

Lafayette Measure H
School Parcel Tax
Lafayette, CA  ·  2024
Tool VoterForce field tool Access QR code, promoted on social Field result 63% turnout · won every precinct Overhead No app, no coordinator, no packets

Most volunteer canvassing dies on logistics. Someone has to cut turf, print packets, hand them out, collect them back, and re-key the results. A parcel-tax campaign run by neighbors rarely has the staff for it — so the doors don't get knocked.

For Measure H, VoterForce replaced all of that with a single self-serve tool. Volunteers scanned a QR code — promoted through the campaign's Facebook and Instagram ads — and one tap opened the walk tool on their phone. No app to download, no login, no coordinator. They picked an address, pulled a live walk list straight from the precinct targeting layer, and logged each door as they went.

The result: every one of Lafayette's ~10,000 doors on a single live, shareable list — walked by neighbors, with responses flowing back in real time and not a single printed packet. The campaign turned out 63% of voters and won every precinct.

How it worked

Scan a code.
Walk a turf.

There was no phone bank of coordinators cutting turf. Volunteers opened the app themselves — from a QR code the campaign pushed through its social ads — and everything they needed to knock ran off the same precinct targeting layer.

Field  ·  Self-serve

Pick a street, pull a list, walk it

Volunteers chose any Lafayette address, pulled a live walk list straight from the precinct layer, and logged each door as they went — Voted, Yes, No, Not home. No coordinator, no printed packets, and every response flowed back to the campaign in real time.

25 volunteers,
self-served
Self-serve canvassing — choose a location
Self-serve canvassing — select your turf
Self-serve canvassing — log a door
Access  ·  QR via social

Opened by scanning an ad

The campaign promoted a QR code through its Facebook and Instagram ads. One scan opened the walk tool on a volunteer's phone — no app to download, no login, no coordinator handing out assignments. The same targeting layer behind the ads powered the walk list they got.

1 scan from ad to
walking a turf
Facebook and Instagram ad promoting Yes on H and the walk app — families
Facebook and Instagram ad promoting Yes on H and the walk app — seniors
The result
63%

Voter turnout — and a win in every precinct.

Neighbors self-organized off one shared precinct universe, reached from a QR code in the campaign's own ads — no app, no printed packets. 63% of Lafayette voters turned out — and Measure H carried every single precinct on its way to a 75% win.

See the live tool

Walk the Measure H precincts yourself

The live canvassing tool is still up. Click in, explore the precinct targeting layer, and see what a VoterForce field operation looks like in practice.

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