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Dashboard

The Dashboard is the campaign command center. It gives field leadership a quick read on what is happening across voters, turf, canvassers, launches, and campaign geography.

What the Dashboard is for​

Use the Dashboard when you want to answer questions like:

  • How is field activity trending this week?
  • Where are voters, turfs, field offices, and launch sites located?
  • What recent activity should the field team pay attention to?
  • Which parts of the campaign need more organizing work?

Main areas​

Campaign KPIs​

The top-level metrics summarize campaign activity so directors can spot momentum or gaps quickly.

Depending on available data, this may include voter counts, turf activity, field operations, contact progress, or other organizing indicators.

Activity feed​

The activity feed highlights recent operational changes, such as saved lists, turf work, launches, or other campaign actions.

Use it as a quick audit trail before a field meeting or after a busy organizing day.

Overview map​

The map shows campaign geography and field assets in context. It can display voter density, offices, launch sites, phone banks, and other operational locations.

If a Mapbox token is not configured, map panels show a fallback instead of rendering the interactive map.

Tips​

  • Check the Dashboard before creating new turf so you understand the current field picture.
  • Use map context to avoid overconcentrating field operations in one area.
  • Treat dashboard data as a planning view, then drill into Voters, Lists, Turf, or Field Offices for action.