Brennan for Congress
Field Dashboard

How is the field program doing?

Last 7 days across the whole district. Field paces against its own activity goals; the win number lives on the Path to Victory page.

On pace · 104% of pace

Volunteer program

Active · Last 7 days
21
New · Last 7 days
8
Total
125
Shifts per volunteer
11.1
104
%
of goal pace

How we’re tracking vs goals

Cycle-to-date across doors, phones, texts, conversations, and supporter ids for the whole district.

In plain terms: the field team is right on where the plan says it should be at this point in the cycle.

Doors knockedAhead105%
Phone attemptsAhead108%
Texts sentOn pace102%
ConversationsAhead106%
Supporter IDsOn pace101%

What needs attention

Prioritized for Campaign Manager. Off-pace goals, data flags, and wins.

  • Volunteer shifts is behind pace (73% of plan).
  • 1,238 voters are missing a phone number.
  • 9 organizers are below the team's contact-rate median.
  • Phone banking is outperforming on supporter ID
  • Contact volume ahead of the four-week average

AI insightsBeta

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  • Phone banking is outperforming on supporter ID

    Phone banking is producing supporter IDs at a higher rate than canvassing this period, led by the Summit County teams. Consider shifting marginal volunteer hours toward phones.

  • Volunteer shift recruitment is trailing target

    Shift sign-ups are pacing about 6% behind plan, concentrated in Stark County. Recruitment asks at the next two events would close the gap.

  • Phone coverage gaps in the voter file

    About 14% of targeted voters are missing a phone number, which caps phone-bank reach. A data append or canvass-to-collect push would unlock more contacts.

  • Contact volume ahead of the four-week average

    Total contact attempts are running ahead of the trailing four-week average, with canvassing in the Akron core leading the increase.

Doors knocked
29
-57% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend
Phone attempts
18
-65% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend
Texts sent
13
-52% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend
Conversations
31
-59% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend
Supporter IDs
18
-62% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend
Total attempts
63
-63% vs prior 7 days
GOTV weekend

Dotted markers on the trends flag campaign moments in this window: GOTV weekend. Hover a marker for its label.

Path to the supporter-ID target

8,072 / 18,383
Banked today┊ Projected finish at current paceTarget 18,383
IDs / week now
379
current rate
IDs / week needed
460
to hit target on time
Projected gap
-1,806
short of target

What closes the gap

Ranked options to make up the projected shortfall.

Add canvass shifts in the Akron core

The highest-ID-rate turf still has knockable doors. Two extra weekend shifts/week in Summit converts persuadables fastest.

+722 IDs
Shift volunteer hours toward phones

Phone banking is producing IDs at a higher rate than canvassing this period. Reallocating marginal hours lifts the weekly ID rate without new recruits.

+542 IDs
Fund a paid persuasion-to-ID program

With cash on hand healthy, a targeted digital + mail program in lean-D precincts can bank IDs the field team can't reach in time.

+542 IDs

Conversion funnel

Last 7 days across the whole district.

Attempts63
Conversations3149% of prior
Supporter IDs1858% of prior

Tactic performance

Contact rate and supporter id rate by tactic, last 7 days. Click a tactic for the county breakdown.

Geography

Click a county to drill in
attemptsHigh

Organizer performance

Last 7 days. Flagged organizers are below the team’s contact-rate median and may need support. Click a name for that organizer’s detail.

OrganizerTeamAttemptsContact rateStatus
Summit Team 1540%On track
Medina Team 1560%On track
Summit Team 2475%On track
Portage Team 130%Needs support
Stark Team 1367%On track
Summit Team 3367%On track
Portage Team 1333%Needs support
Portage Team 1333%Needs support
How this is tracked: each row sums an organizer’s logged contact attempts over the selected window and divides reached conversations by those attempts to get a contact rate. “Needs support” is relative, not absolute: it flags organizers whose contact rate sits well below the team median for the same window, so it adapts as the whole team improves and is meant as a coaching cue, not a ranking. Attempts come from the field tactics each organizer runs (doors, phones, texts); volume differences between teams are expected.Coming later: when paid canvasser management lands, paid canvassers can be tracked here too, side by side with volunteer organizers, on the same contact-rate basis.

Demo data for voters in OH-13 · generated, not real voter records · as of 2026-05-30