Network Data
Network Data helps campaigns organize around people and institutions, not just voter records.
It brings together useful community contact categories such as:
- precinct chairs
- HOA leaders
- union chapters
- clubs and organizations
- faith leaders
What it is for
Use Network Data when the campaign needs to:
- find trusted local connectors
- identify community organizations in a target area
- support relational organizing
- plan outreach beyond door knocking
- connect field strategy with existing local networks
Verified entries
Some entries are marked as verified. Treat verified entries as higher-confidence starting points, but still confirm details before important outreach.
How to use it in field planning
Network data is especially useful when combined with voter targeting and turf:
- Identify a geography or community target.
- Review relevant network contacts.
- Plan outreach to leaders or organizations.
- Use those relationships to support canvassing, events, volunteer recruitment, or issue outreach.
Tips
- Keep notes on which contacts are active, stale, or high value.
- Do not treat network data as a replacement for relationship building.
- Use community contacts to make field work more locally informed.