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
Your identified voters actually reach the polling station.
Booth committee formation, polling-day operations and get-out-the-vote execution tracked against per-booth turnout targets.
Short answer
Booth committee formation, polling-day operations and get-out-the-vote execution tracked against per-booth turnout targets.
The Challenge
Campaigns spend months persuading voters and then treat polling day as a formality. Support that does not turn out is indistinguishable from support that never existed.
Our Approach
A functioning committee for every booth, with named roles and verified contact details — not a list on paper.
Identified supporters receive slips and reminders, with lists reconciled against the final electoral roll.
Agent deployment, transport where lawful and permitted, refreshment and shift planning agreed in advance.
Turnout is reported hourly per booth against target, so intervention happens at noon rather than in hindsight.
Mobile reserve teams are directed to booths lagging their target while there is still time to act.
Engagement Timeline
T-60
Committee formation
T-21
Roll reconciliation
T-7 to T-1
Slip distribution
T-0
Polling day operation
Handover and review
In Practice
Household-level targeting made viable by the small size of each ward.
Sixty simultaneous micro-contests, each decided by a few hundred votes, with a compressed announcement-to-poll window and candidates of highly uneven quality.
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Rules vary and are strictly enforced. We plan only within what the Model Code and local ECI directions permit, and we do not facilitate inducements of any kind.
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