Beyond analysis: a working field tool. A single-file HTML app with geocoded voters, canvass turfs, and a Google Sheets backend that volunteers used on their phones while data flowed back to the campaign in real time. Built pro bono for a Lafayette education measure on the June 2026 ballot.
The constraint was real: a volunteer canvassing operation, no budget for a SaaS field tool, phones from every era and OS. The solution was a single self-contained HTML file using Leaflet for mapping, geocoded voter dots colored by canvass priority, and a Google Sheets webhook to record contact attempts in real time.
Volunteers got a link, opened it on their phone, saw their assigned turf, tapped a voter to log the conversation, and the campaign manager saw the data come in on a parallel dashboard within seconds. No app store. No login. No training. The same tool coordinated a sign-distribution drive that delivered 700 yard signs in a single weekend — turf-by-turf, with real-time tracking of what had landed where.
This pattern — single-file HTML field tools that work on any device — is now part of the VoterForce delivery stack for campaigns that need operational tooling, not just analysis.
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