Many Americans are eager to do what they can to evict Donald Trump from the White House, but many of the usual ways electoral campaigns use volunteers won’t be happening this year, due to the pandemic. Door-to-door canvassing, house parties for fundraising, and group phone banking are all unlikely to resume before the November 3 election.
Read MoreMaking phone calls and texting voters, known as phone banking, is a critical element of any political campaign. Phone banking is one of the most inexpensive and resource-efficient tactics to contact voters and deliver a message. During these difficult times, with our limited ability to directly engage, phone banking is our primary tactic to reach our voters.
While not as persuasive as canvassing, phone banking allows you to reach voters that canvassers can’t due to time or geographic constraints. The speed and efficiency of phone banks make them ideal for any type of voter contact including voter registration, issue advocacy, volunteer recruitment, voter persuasion and GOTV.
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