Political campaigns
Voter data, election deadlines, disclaimers and the calendar a campaign has to plan around.
Vote-by-mail data in Florida: what candidates get, and how to stop mailing people who already voted
The one gated voter file, who can get it, what it costs, and how to stop paying to mail people who already voted.
Read the guide →The Florida campaign mail calendar: ballots, early voting, Election Day, and your order-by math
The ballot window, early voting, Election Day, and the latest day to approve each kind of mail.
Read the guide →Political mail rules in Florida: the disclaimer, the party label, and USPS Political Mail
The exact Florida disclaimer wording, party labels, exemptions, and what USPS Political Mail actually does.
Read the guide →Which election is my city's? Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade dates explained
November, March or a date of its own: how to find your city's election and plan your mail around it.
Read the guide →Precinct maps: how to mail by precinct
Free precinct maps for three counties, a voter list cut by precinct, and EDDM routes matched to precincts.
Read the guide →Voter lists in Florida: who can get them, where, what's in them, what they cost
Who can get Florida's voter file, the state and county doors, the fields and vote history inside, and what it costs.
Read the guide →EDDM vs. a voter list for a city race: a worked example
Every door or only the voters you pick, priced for Davie: cost per voter reached, when each wins, and using both.
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