Most progressive candidates and coalitions walk into an issue fight with a list of policy points and a hope that voters will connect the dots. They argue the mechanics. They jump from issue to issue. They borrow language from D.C. that doesn't translate to the people they actually need to move.

MNCS partnered with nine Indiana House candidates to test whether targeted, data-driven registration could move the needle in one of the most voter-suppressed states in the country. It did.

A U.S. Senate campaign, replaced transactional fundraising emails with authentic story-driven messaging and more than tripled digital revenue heading into Election Day.