AI phone canvassing for political campaigns
PollMiner dials your voter list, runs the survey as a real conversation, and posts the returns while the field team sleeps — every tally backed by a transcript and a recording.
50 free credits · shared test number included · no card required
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A volunteer with a clipboard gives you a checkbox. PollMiner gives you the voter's own sentences — summarized, transcribed, recorded, and tagged into the tallies. When the candidate asks “says who?”, you press play.
agent…and what issue matters most to you this year?
voterGroceries, honestly. Everything costs more than it did two years ago, and nobody's talking about it.
agentThat's the one we're hearing most. Can I ask where you stand on the mayor's race so far?…
A phone bank reaches a sliver of the file. The AI caller works all of it in one evening — the same patient voice on call one and call one thousand, in the voter's own language if you want.
Follow a call with a text, run scripted SMS flows, hold real reply conversations. STOP opt-outs are recorded and enforced automatically.
Summary, transcript, recording, and goal evaluation retained for every single call, opt-outs logged — evidence, not anecdotes.
Three steps between the voter file on your laptop and returns on the board. The first one can happen tonight.
The CSV you already have — names, numbers, precinct, party, turnout score, any custom fields. Or add people one at a time.
“Introduce yourself as calling for the campaign, ask their top issue, gauge support for our candidate.” Pick a voice, set the calling window, launch.
Tallies roll up as calls finish. Skim the board over coffee, open any number into its transcript, export the CSV for the war room.
Political calling is regulated, and a campaign's reputation rides on getting it right. The controls are built in; the record keeps itself.
TCPA, state robocall and AI-disclosure laws, do-not-call lists, and A2P 10DLC registration for texting all apply to political outreach. PollMiner gives you the controls and the paper trail; your campaign is responsible for using them lawfully.
Your AI caller dials out, introduces itself with the opening line you wrote, and has a real spoken conversation working through your questions or toward your goal. When it wraps up, the summary, transcript, recording, and a goal evaluation appear on your dashboard — and roll into the campaign's tallies.
You control the script, and disclosure belongs in it. Many jurisdictions require political calls to identify who's calling — and several now require disclosing AI-generated voices. Put both in your opening line; you edit every word the caller opens with.
It's regulated, and the rules vary by state and by whether you're calling landlines or cell phones (TCPA, state robocall and AI-disclosure laws, do-not-call lists). PollMiner gives you the controls — calling windows in the voter's local time, editable disclosures, opt-out tracking, and a full recording + transcript paper trail — but your campaign is responsible for using them lawfully. Talk to your compliance counsel before a big push.
Calls cost 10 credits per started minute, and you start with 50 free credits — enough to hear your script on a real call before paying anything. A dedicated phone number (optional) is a one-time 25 credits. Credits never expire, so leftovers keep for the next cycle.
Yes — SMS broadcasts, scripted flows, and two-way reply conversations are built in, and STOP opt-outs are honored automatically. Note that US carriers require A2P 10DLC registration (with special vetting for political senders) before texting at scale from your own number.
The call is marked accordingly and you'll see it on your dashboard. You can have the caller leave a voicemail message you write yourself — a fine GOTV touch on its own — and reschedule the call in two clicks.
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