The last presidential election was decided by 70,000 votes, only 0.02% of the contry's population. The way we turn our county blue is by engaging existing voters and registering new ones. The way we do that -- the way Orange County did that, is by hitting the streets, knocking on doors and recruiting neighborhood leaders.

In 2018 The Riverside County Democratic Party's GOTV Committee's team of dedicated volunteers sent 281,000 texts to likely voters. Eighty-eight percent of the people we texted voted. Nearly three-thousand of the people we trexted replied to our texts in a positive way. These folks are our likely targets for neighborhood leaders. To view this list click the Club Portal link below.

Step-by-step Guide

• Join the RCDP's GOTV Action Network Group
  • Email Kelly Graziano and ask that she create a volunteer sign up form for you. In the email give your club name, your club's GOTV Coordinator's name, email address and logo.
  • A Volunteer Signup form will be created for you.
  • Make sure your volunteers have this form on your phone when they canvass to recruit neighborhood leaders.
• Download your list of targets from the club portal.
• Download your script and print the walkcards (below).
• After Canvassing log in to your Action Network account and send your new Neighborhood Leaders your club's personalized Welcome email.
• Invite your new Neighborhood Leader recruits to join the RCDP's Neighborhood Leader Group on Action Network.
• Go Canvassing with your new Neighborhood Leaders to grow their team. Make sure they have their personalized Action Network Team Member recruitment form on their phones.
• Work with your new Neighborhood Leaders to plan their upcoming event.