Indivisible's recent toolkit encourages supporters to check in with friends and family about their voter registration. It’s a reminder that a useful toolkit doesn’t have to be complicated: clear copy with all the facts goes a long way. They also take it a step further by creating variations for SMS, Messenger, email, and Reddit, so supporters can share where they’re already talking with people. Spoiler alert: people aren’t just posting on their feed. Person-to-person messagin

Wisconsin Engagement Alliance, a grassroots coalition, uses SoSha to help volunteers share trusted election information with their own networks. Their toolkits connect civic participation to issues people are already thinking about, including the cost of living, the environment, and immigration rights. Because the content is shared by everyday people, like neighbors and friends, it feels more personal and gives supporters a natural reason to pass it along. Build posts around

With the EU’s TTPA regulation in place, Meta and Google have tightened restrictions on political ads, significantly reducing scale. Paid acquisition is no longer a reliable growth channel for political organizations in Europe. This article was originally written by Areti Livanos for Partisan. Read the original article here. The shift is forcing a change in how organizations acquire petition signatures, new emails, and volunteers. When paid reach is limited, acquisition depen