With all the tools and resources on the Voteworks site, planning a campaign is easy to begin and to grow step by step.

Below are steps for planning your company campaign and to navigate through the Voteworks site.

Getting Started

Decide: what is the focus of your campaign, will it be employee or customer based, or both.
Tip: see what other companies have done in Who's Doing What.

Planning an Employee Focused Campaign

Decide: do you have on-site events coming up to support employee voter registration, and are you open to doing that? Can you organize an on-site voter registration program at your locations?
Tip: look at On Site Voter Registration ideas.

Decide: do you have a company Intranet and/or email to support online employee voter registration and get out to vote reminders?
Tip: look at Online Strategies.

Decide: will you encourage non-partisan volunteer activity either before the election or on Election Day?
Tip: look at Volunteering options.

Decide: how will you handle time-off-to-vote policy and communication for Election Day? Do you have a policy or approach in place?
Tip: look at Election Day options.

Decide: how will you Promote the Vote leading up to Election Day? Can you send a company communication? Can you put posters and flyers around your premises? Will you be able to use your intranet, email, or on-site options?

Once you have decided upon the approach you'd like to take, use our resource Employee Campaign Tool Kit and email info@voteworks.org if there is any other assistance you need. We'd also love to brainstorm with you about industry-wide or state-wide efforts.

We'd also like to know what you have decided to do. Can you take a few minutes to Tell Us What You're Doing?

Planning a Customer Focused Campaign

Decide: do you have on-site space or any events coming up to support customer voter registration and are you open to doing that?
Tip: look at In Store & On Site voter registration ideas.

Decide: do you have a company website and are you open to engaging customers online?
Tip: look at Online Strategies.

Decide: are you open to encouraging customers via on-product messaging?
Tip: look at Product Messaging.

Decide: are you open to advertising and print customer communications to Promote the Vote?
Tip: look at advertising and print Marketing Communication ideas.

Once you have decided upon the approach you'd like to take, use our resource Customer Campaign Tool Kit and email info@voteworks.org if there is any other assistance you need. We'd also love to brainstorm with you about industry-wide or state-wide efforts.

We'd also like to know what you have decided to do. Can you take a few minutes to Tell Us What You're Doing?