forelection.ca

Be the page people find when they search your race.

Campaign sites in five days, your opponent's record, and what your district is actually asking for.

Example: when each question arrives

An example from a past election: the five things voters ask, each drawn from the week it starts rising to the week it peaks, against the writ and voting day. Your brief carries this for your district and your dates, so you know which page to publish in which week.

Four things you can check right now

Without talking to anyone.

  • Every price is on the siteSix services and a full race, with ranges and turnarounds. You know whether we are affordable before you spend a minute on a call.The prices
  • Every service shows what you receiveA sample of the actual deliverable on each page. Not a description of a report, the shape of the report.A sample brief
  • We say when there is nothing to findA thin record produces a thin table, and we tell you that before the work starts rather than after the invoice.What is excluded
  • We say why our clients are unnamedTwo campaigns are running right now. What they did to get found is theirs to publish, not ours, so they stay unnamed until the votes are counted.The work

What we build

The work

We built a neutral voter guide to all 93 British Columbia ridings, and Google had most of it within two days of launch. We have built two campaign sites this cycle, both still running.

A campaign site is judged on one race. A guide to 93 districts shows what the same hands do at scale.

Built by us
The bcballot.ca home page, with a search box and a map of British Columbia by region.

bcballot.ca, a neutral guide to every British Columbia riding.

How we work

The long version