Canvassing

Modern canvassing.No clipboards.

Turn any voter list into assigned walk packets, knock doors from any phone browser, and sync results across your whole team in real time.

Neurelect canvassing tool: create a walk packet by drawing a polygon on the map

Mobile walk lists, built for the door.

Open a walk packet on any phone. Every assigned household shows on the map, color-coded by canvass status. Tap a house, see the voter file, log the result. No training, no manual.

Live status on every household: pending, support, oppose, not home
GPS-powered routing to walk neighborhoods efficiently
Multiple walkers per packet, so a small group can split a neighborhood without coordination calls
Walk packet map view in the Neurelect canvassing tool
Voter detail with one-tap outcomes

One tap. Every door.

Log every door as Support, Oppose, Not Home, or Undecided. Add yard-sign requests and quick notes when they matter. Results sync the moment you tap. No spreadsheets, no end-of-day data entry.

Support
Oppose
Not home
Undecided
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The Neurelect Canvassing Guide

A short read on running a Saturday shift end to end: lists, packets, the walk experience, walk actions, and clean handoffs.

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Saturday is waiting.

Build a list. Cut a packet. Walk it.

FAQ

Common questions about canvassing on Neurelect.

What is the Neurelect canvassing app?

Neurelect is a web-based canvassing tool and walk-list manager for political campaigns. You build a voter list, carve it into walk packets, assign them to volunteers, and run the whole field shift from any phone browser. Results sync back to staff in real time.

Can I import my own voter list?

Yes. Build a list inside Neurelect using filters on Florida's full statewide voter file, or upload your own CSV. Either kind of list can be carved into walk packets, polled by SMS, or exported.

How do walk packets work?

A walk packet is a slice of a parent voter list, scoped to one assignment. Open the list, switch to the Walk Packets tab, draw a polygon on the map (or click homes), name the packet, and assign teammates. Selected voters are pinned to the packet. The parent list stays untouched, and progress rolls back up.

Can multiple volunteers walk the same packet?

Yes. A single packet can be assigned to many teammates at once, so a small group can split a neighborhood without coordination calls. Every result lands instantly on the shared map, so walkers don't double-knock and managers see live progress.

What can volunteers log at each door?

Four primary outcomes (Support, Oppose, Not Home, and Undecided), plus a yard-sign request and a free-text note for anything the buttons can't capture. Each result is a single tap and syncs the moment it's logged.

Do volunteers need to install an app?

No. Neurelect runs entirely in the browser on any modern phone, iOS or Android. Volunteers tap a packet link, sign in, and start walking. No app store install, no setup.

Can I still print walk packets to PDF?

Yes. Every packet generates an optional printable PDF with configurable title, sort order, page breaks, even/odd splits, precinct info, and map context. There's also a CSV export for staff follow-up. Most teams skip paper entirely and run the shift from the browser, but the PDF is there when you want it.