Enriched voter contacts
Every record comes with their name, email, party, donation history, address and birth year.
The visitor gives you name and email. We match that name to voter registration and public donation records and add party, contributor status, last donation, average gift, address, Zip+4, birth year and household net-worth band. Delivered the same day.
Step one is a free scan of your site. No pricing talk, no pressure.
One card unfolds into seven. The whole plan, from one yes.
What one yes looks like, filled in.
One consented visitor. Every field a rented list would charge you for, and a few it could not sell you.
- Name
- Jordan Ellis
- Email address
- jordan.ellis@example.com
- Political party
- Unaffiliated
- Political contributor
- Yes
- Last donation
- Q2 2026
- Recent donations, average
- $40
- Address
- 123 Main Street, Dallas, Texas
- Zip / Zip4
- 79383 / 79383-2504
- Birth year
- 1984
- Household net worth
- $250K–$500K
One yes, every line filled.
Questions we get first.
How is this different from a rented voter list?
A rented list is the same names every other renter got, with no consent to you. An enriched voter contact is a person who came to your site and said yes, then matched to licensed voter records. It is yours, and nobody else has it.
Where do party, district, and giving come from?
Licensed voter-data partners, under their terms and applicable state law. We append to your consented record; we do not hand you the file.
What if a visitor does not match a voter record?
You still get the name and email they gave you, with the receipt. The appended fields stay blank rather than guessed.
Who is this built for?
Campaigns, PACs, party committees, and the agencies that run them. Anyone whose next decision is who to ask, for what, and where.
Late bulletin
Every day you wait, visitors leave as strangers. Scan your site today.
Ten seconds. Your Supporter Reach Score, what fires before anyone says yes, and what your privacy policy leaves out. Nothing installed, nobody contacted.
- A real browser load of your homepage, screenshot included
- Every tag that fires before a visitor can answer
- Your privacy policy, lined up against what the site does
- Modeled traffic and what an ask-first step would return