Municipal Corporation Election Campaign
Household-level targeting made viable by the small size of each ward.
- 46 / 60
- Wards Won
- 76%
- Strike Rate
- +14%
- Swing Voters
One shared operation across adjacent panchayats instead of a dozen isolated efforts.
A clustered rural local body campaign that shared intelligence, assets and field capacity across adjacent units.
Short answer
A clustered rural local body campaign that shared intelligence, assets and field capacity across adjacent units.
Starting position
A group of adjacent panchayats contesting simultaneously, each individually too small to justify a standalone professional engagement.
The challenge
Cost. Individually, none of these contests could bear a full engagement; collectively they shared demography, issues and media environment almost entirely.
Strategy deployed
A single diagnostic covering the cluster, since the underlying social and issue profile was common.
Shared creative production with unit-specific overlays.
One training programme serving all units’ workers.
Execution highlights
Result
The cluster model brought professional method within reach at unit level. Outcome metrics pending client verification.
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Services used
Household-level targeting made viable by the small size of each ward.
Concentrated the entire budget on 96 swing booths instead of the whole constituency.
Ran six Assembly segments as six separate campaigns under one narrative.