VoteWithMe Announcement

We are very excited to share that The Tuesday Company has acquired VoteWithMe.

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In an age where the news cycle feels overwhelming and disinformation spreads fast, voter-to-voter contact will be the most crucial tactic to shoring up support in 2020. We are thrilled to merge the two most successful relational voter contact products under one roof, to better serve progressive campaigns and causes.

Since 2016, thousands of campaigns and organizations used our flagship product, Team, to connect with their supporters online. Team quickly became the leading tool to manage organizer-supporter relationships, and to provide supporters with tangible ways to take action within their own communities.

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Community Features

In our organizing experience, it did not matter what tool a campaign used; what mattered most was getting our volunteers to use it. The Tuesday Company is proud that Team is the only digital tool that allows organizers to build relationships with volunteers at scale – all in a way that organizers get credit for in VAN! Now, we are proud to connect volunteers with each other in order to build powerful digital communities that facilitate long-term movement-building.

Our new community features were developed after completing dozens of practitioner interviews, conducting extensive user testing, and understanding insights from over 2,700 midterm clients, including all the Red-to-Blue congressional races that used Team via the DCCC. Continue reading “Community Features” →

#TeamThoughts with Jeremy Bird

While he was the National Field Organizer for President Barack Obama in 2012, Jeremy Bird realized the power behind community organizing: building relationships. Bird is now the president and co-founder of 270 Strategies, a consulting firm that partners with campaigns, companies, and causes. Since 2013, the firm has particularly championed the integration of digital strategy in grassroots organizing:

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#TeamThoughts with Terry Jo Vetters Bichell

In addition to her work as a neuroscientist, Dr. Terry Jo Vetters Bichell is a newly elected official in Davidson County, Tennessee. As the second-most populous county in the state, it was a crucial battleground for Democrats looking to flip seats from red-to-blue during the most recent midterm elections:

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#TeamThoughts with RaCarol Woodard

RaCarol Woodard spent most of her day helping folks “get amped about voting” as a Relational and Digital Organizer for the Victory Tennessee campaign in 2018. Using digital apps like Team have made it easier for her to connect potential volunteers to organizers on the ground:

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It’s kind of neat that in this day and age, an app can really push people to not only vote, but to volunteer. To be a good organizer, you need to have a good team. You also need to have a good group of volunteers: people that want to do the job. Continue reading “#TeamThoughts with RaCarol Woodard” →

#TeamThoughts with Aidan Levinson

Aidan Levinson, a high school senior from Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, recently volunteered for Susan Wild’s successful bid for PA-07. As a self-described “tech guru,” Levinson has long recognized the importance of social media in political engagement:

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Team is called “Team” because everyone gets to be a part of it. You’re on your phone 24/7. You might as well do something that will make a difference.

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#TeamThougths with Nicholas Maines

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As the Relational Organizing Director of the Tennessee Coordinated Campaign in 2018, Nicholas Maines is well-aware of the power of meeting voters where they are, online:

We are definitely missing a huge part of the electorate when we are sticking to the tried-and-true methods. We have to figure out a way to reach out to these individuals, whether it be through their friends or through digital means. We have to find a way to them, instead of trying to bring them to us. Who are you going to trust more? Are you going to trust your best friend, or are you going to trust some random person who shows up at your door?

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