Walk Packets
Walk packets split a voter list into smaller, assignable sections that a volunteer can complete in a single shift. Each packet belongs to a parent list, and progress logged in any packet automatically rolls up to that list.
Creating a packet

The Walk Packets tab shows all packets for a list.

Select homes on the map and configure packet details.
Only unassigned voters appear when creating a new packet, so you won’t accidentally add the same household to multiple packets.
Tracking progress
Each packet card displays:
- Total voters in the packet
- Contact outcomes (Support, Oppose, Undecided, Not Home)
- Remaining uncontacted count
As canvassers log results, both the packet and the parent list update in real time.
Canvassing with the walk view
When you open a packet to canvass, the walk view lets you tap on any household to log an outcome or add notes. Use Request Sign to flag a household that asked for a yard sign—this adds a marker to the voter record so your team can follow up with delivery.
When canvassing a packet, you can:
- View voter details
- Log contact outcomes
- Request a yard sign for a household
Editing and deleting packets
You can rename, reassign, or delete packets at any time. Deleting a packet returns its voters to the unassigned pool so they can be added to a different packet later.