Use Cases
Built For Every Kind Of Race
Candidates, PACs, ballot measure committees, and GOTV programs run different playbooks. Stumpwave adapts the touches, timing, and personalization to each.
Who Runs Stumpwave
Four Segments, One Delivery Engine
Each segment shares the same TCPA-aware delivery, suppression, and dashboard, tuned to how that race actually runs.
Candidates
Introduce a candidate to the full voter file, then reinforce with reminder touches timed to early voting and election day, all in the candidate’s own recorded voice.
PACs
Run issue advocacy and independent expenditure programs at scale with per-campaign Do Not Call suppression and consent attestation logged before every launch.
Ballot Measures
Explain a referendum or proposition in plain language to every registered voter in the district before they head to the polls, with merge fields for precinct and measure.
GOTV
Drive turnout in the final days with high-volume burst capacity, polling-location reminders, and live delivery tracking so no household is missed.
Sample Drops
What A Stumpwave Drop Sounds Like
A few examples of how the same delivery engine speaks to a city council race, a school board referendum, or a statewide GOTV push.
Samples are illustrative only. They do not represent any real candidate, campaign, party, or ballot measure.
City Council Vote
“Hi, this is Alex with the campaign for City Council District 3. Tomorrow’s vote on the parks budget will decide whether Riverside Park gets its long-promised renovation. Early voting runs through Friday at the county office.”
School Board Referendum
“Hi, this is Dana with the committee for Yes on Question 2. Tuesday’s referendum funds new classroom technology without raising the base tax rate. Polls are open six a.m. to seven p.m.”
Statewide GOTV
“Hi, this is a volunteer with the statewide Get Out The Vote effort. Election day is one week away, and your polling location has extended hours this year. We just wanted to make sure you had a plan to vote.”
Ballot Measure
“Hi, this is Sam with the committee for Proposition 4. Early voting starts Monday, and we wanted every registered voter in the district to have the facts before heading to the polls.”
Which Use Case Matches Your Race?
Tell us whether you are running a candidate campaign, a PAC program, a ballot measure, or a GOTV push, and we will map it to a Stumpwave Campaign Bundle.
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