Youth Voter Outreach
Standalone or embedded programs to register, persuade, and turn out Alaskans under 35.
The voters nobody calls, and the math to reach them.
We work with candidates, independent expenditure groups, ballot measure campaigns, and advocacy organizations across Alaska — at any scale from a borough assembly seat to a statewide race.
Campaign Planning
The strategic document that turns an intention to run into a budget, a calendar, and a vote goal.
Service 01
Youth Voter Outreach
Voters under 35 are the largest untapped bloc in most Alaska districts. They register late, move often, and rarely appear in a standard likely-voter universe — which is exactly why campaigns skip them and lose them.
We build youth programs as a real contact program with its own goal, universe, budget, and reporting — not as a social media line item. Programs run for campaigns, ballot measure committees, and nonpartisan civic organizations alike.
Program components
- Youth vote goal and universe built from age, registration date, and vote history
- Voter registration and re-registration drives at campuses, job sites, and events
- Campus chapter organizing and student volunteer recruitment
- Relational and peer-to-peer texting programs with trained young organizers
- Short-form video and local creator partnerships with clear disclaimer compliance
- High school pre-registration and civic education programming
- Rural and off-road-system youth engagement, including community partnerships
- First-time-voter guidance on ranked-choice ballots and vote-by-mail
- Weekly contact and registration reporting against the youth vote goal
What you receive
- District assessment: registration, turnout curves by precinct, and prior-race results
- Vote goal and path to victory, modeled against realistic turnout scenarios
- Ranked-choice scenario analysis — first-choice targets and second-choice coalitions
- Persuasion and turnout universes cut from the voter file
- Message architecture: core rationale, contrast frame, and rebuttal language
- Voter contact plan with attempts, channels, and cost per contact
- Paid media flight chart across mail, digital, broadcast, and radio
- Line-item budget tied to the campaign calendar and fundraising plan
- Staffing plan with hire dates, roles, and reporting lines
Service 02
Campaign Planning
Before anyone knocks a door, the campaign should be able to answer one question: how many votes does it take to win, and where do they come from?
Our planning engagements produce a single working document — the vote goal, the universes, the message, the budget, and the calendar. It is written to be handed to a campaign manager and executed, not filed away.
Planning can be a standalone engagement for campaigns that intend to run in-house, or the first phase of a full management retainer.
Additional support
Engagements that don't need a full retainer.
Short-scope work for campaigns, committees, and organizations that need one thing done well.
Race assessment
A pre-filing read on whether the seat is winnable, what it costs, and what the candidate would need to bring to it.
Compliance & treasury support
APOC and FEC calendars, filing preparation, disclaimer review, and treasurer training for in-house teams.
Voter file & targeting
Universe cuts, turf building, precinct-level analysis, and data hygiene for campaigns running their own field program.
Candidate & surrogate training
Message discipline, debate prep, press interviews, and door-to-door coaching for candidates and their validators.
Ballot measure campaigns
Signature-gathering strategy, coalition management, and the education-to-persuasion pivot that measure campaigns live or die on.
Post-election review
Precinct-level performance analysis, spend efficiency, and a written debrief your next campaign can actually use.
Working together
How an engagement starts.
No long procurement process. Four conversations and you'll know whether we're the right fit.
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01
Intro call
Thirty minutes on the office, the district, the timeline, and what's already in place. No charge, no obligation.
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Race assessment
We pull the district data and give you an honest read: what the vote goal looks like, what it costs, and what the real obstacles are.
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Scope & agreement
A written scope of work, fee structure, and reporting cadence. You know exactly who is on the account and what they deliver.
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Plan and launch
The campaign plan comes first. Everything after that is execution against it, reviewed on a weekly call.
Not sure which service you need?
Most campaigns start with a race assessment. Tell us the office and the district and we'll come back with the math.