Here's how you win with us

If you're challenging a Congressional incumbent in a tough district, you must accomplish several difficult tasks better than anyone's done it before. Which is why you need the Filpac system, originally designed for Republican candidates in districts drawn by Democrats, where our candidate-clients routinely defeated Democrats in D-plus districts.

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Does your system do all of this?

Filpac Flow Chart — The Filpac software manages all campaign data sources. For example, when a list is sent to the mail house, it won't include those already voted. When the treasurer enters a check, everyone else can see it. When the email service records a bounce or opt-out, it becomes part of the voter record.
The Filpac system's handling of early- and absentee-voters alone makes it worth the minimal investment.

Prospecting and Recruiting

Campaigning is recruiting for both people and dollars. It's hard to attract people if you don't know whom to ask. With our specially-tuned prospect list (available in 33 states) you're getting the names and donor detail of people who've given only to Republicans, which makes them easy prospects for your campaign. Plus, if you want the names of those in your state or district who are politically active, you'll find most of them on this list. Wouldn't it be nice to arrive in a town armed with a walking list of just donor prospects? Knock on their doors and many become sign locations and volunteers. That's recruiting! And there is no better use of a candidate's time.

A system for managing absentees and early voters

The problem (a gargantuan problem in some states) is twofold: 1) to reach out with lightning speed to those who've requested absentee ballots, and 2) to tag those who've already voted, so you're not wasting time contacting them. Our system has features to accomplish both.

This job is too important to entrust to others such as the local Republican Party organization. How a campaign performs in the absentee and early-voting effort is often the determining factor. It happens more often than you might think.