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The key to democracy: registering and engaging eligible Americans

Reaching and engaging with unregistered voters is the key to protecting democracy, winning elections, and solving the problems we all care about. Reach your goals with the Public Information Records (PIR) database.

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Identify voter registration opportunities using your data

Civitech’s proprietary data set features nearly 30 million records of unregistered potential voters. These voters are crucial for influencing elections at all levels, including U.S. House and Senate seats, gubernatorial and secretary of state races, and state legislatures. Their participation can impact critical decisions on various issues such as healthcare access, public safety, education, and more.

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Find the voters often missed by traditional data

Efforts have been made to make registering to vote and voting more difficult for certain groups of Americans, including low-income individuals, young people, and people of color.

We have methodically collected data from untapped public records and compared them to voter files to identify millions of potential voters from sources such as colleges and universities, professional license holders, and public employees like teachers. These potential voters are often overlooked by traditional data vendors.

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Civitech and RBR worked together in 2020 to identify nearly 185,000 unregistered voters in Wisconsin and Michigan, states critical to winning the presidency. 

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Rust Belt Rising Increases Registered Democratic Voters in Swing States

In 2020, Civitech and Rust Belt Rising worked together to identify nearly 185,000 unregistered voters in Wisconsin and Michigan, states critical to winning the presidency that also had candidates up and down the ballot. Our efforts resulted in 50,000 voter registrations and roughly 30,000 votes in 2020. In places like Wisconsin — where Joe Biden won the state by about 20,000 votes — adding these new voters to the process was invaluable.

Why use Public Information Records data?

Turning out voters isn't just about relying on the same voters on the voter file year after year. We methodically collected untapped public records and compared them to voter files in order to identify millions of voters not included by traditional data vendors. We must make broad-based investments in programs that usher new voters into the process, giving them the resources they need to register to vote, and engaging with them at every step of the process, from registration all the way through Election Day. 

  • PIR data is affordable
  • PIR data addresses a critical need to register new voters
  • PIR data includes the new voters you need to usher into progressive reforms
  • PIR data isn’t found on traditional commercial data files.
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Let’s do big things together

Join the 500+ candidates, non-profits, and civic groups using Civitech to reach millions of voters across the US.

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Whether it’s to run a GOTV campaign or send mail to voters on the issues you care about, it all begins with having accurate, up-to-date information. That’s where Source comes in. Civitech’s team of data scientists works to make sure you have the latest contact information on the voters you need to contact and persuade in all 50 states.

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