[1]Swing LeftSwing Left
Hi there,
Today, every conversation a volunteer has through Ground Truth can do more
than ever before.
That’s because Swing Left has helped broker a landmark data agreement with
the DNC, Democratic state parties, and the Democratic Data Exchange that
opens the door to a new era of collaboration across the Democratic
ecosystem.
For years, valuable voter insights often stayed siloed inside individual
organizations. But now, thanks to this agreement and a new Federal
Election Commission (FEC) advisory opinion, when a volunteer with
“outside” groups like Swing Left has a conversation with a voter and logs
what they hear, those insights can flow openly to the DNC, state parties,
and Democratic campaigns.
Democrats can now create truly open source party infrastructure where
grassroots organizations, campaigns, and party committees can build on one
another’s work instead of duplicating it, each contributing what they do
best.
This means organizations like Swing Left can experiment with new ways to
reach voters and gather insights, knowing that the data they generate will
help the entire party innovate and advance. Campaigns, state parties, and
national committees, in turn, can adopt and scale what works instead of
starting from scratch every cycle.
But this new agreement only matters if there’s data to share.
We’ve set an ambitious goal of 500,000 substantive Ground Truth
conversations before Election Day, and every additional conversation makes
this shared infrastructure more valuable for Democrats everywhere.
To celebrate this giant step forward for the Democratic ecosystem, we’re
asking you to help put this new agreement to work:
[ [link removed] ]Make a donation to Ground Truth and help fund more voter conversations
in the swing districts that will decide this year’s elections.
[ [link removed] ]Donate Now
[ [link removed] ]Or, get out there yourself and help us hit 500,000 Ground Truth
conversations on the doors and phones before Election Day.
[ [link removed] ]Take Action Now
Thanks for being a part of this effort,
— The Swing Left Team
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