Call Examples
Telephone Town Hall - *New* - Senator Tim Johnson of South Dakota invites thousands of constituents to join him in a live discussion concerning the hardships wrought by droughts in South Dakota in 2006. (2006)
Automated Campaign Persuasion - In his friendly yet commanding oratory, Bill Clinton thanks voters for their ongoing support and urges them to vote for Christine Gregoire in Washington's race for Governor. (2004)
Automated Grassroots Mobilization - Greenpeace encourages a firm's employees to insist that their employer stop illegally shipping their products to Asia and exposing workers to highly toxic chemicals. (2004)
Live ID - One of our Tele-Service Representatives interacts directly with a voter to identify his position for the upcoming Virginia Gubernatorial race and what issue impacts his decision most. (2004)
Automated ID - One of the many identification calls delivered to women for AFSCME's 2004 Hope & Vote Campaign. This major independent expenditure targeted single women in the swing states and identified what issues most impacted their vote for John Kerry. (2004)
GOTV - An average voter, Kendra Jones, applies the issues previously identified as most influential by the Automated ID call and voices her support for John Kerry for President. (2004)
Franked Constituent - Congresswoman Linda Sanchez invites constituents in California' 39th District to attend a public policy workshop on diversity at the Lynnwood High School Performing Arts Center. (2006)
Automated Patch-Through - In an effort to protect funds for the Millennium Challenge and Global AIDS Initiatives, this automated call urges recipients to tell their representative to fund these projects in full. If the recipient would like, they are then connected directly with their representative in Washington DC. (2004)
In-bound 800 - This amazing technology recognizes from where a caller has called and directly connects them with their representative after commending them for their commitment to fight AIDS and extreme poverty. (2004)