Congressional Voters on Campaign Volunteer Engagement
To understand what motivates voters to volunteer for Congressional campaigns - canvassing, phone banking, text banking, and other field organizing activities. We want to learn what messages and appeals drive volunteer recruitment and retention in competitive 2026 races.
Robin Patni
I’m Robin Patni, 43, living in Ann Arbor, MI. I’m not currently in the labor force, with a single prescription and a never-smoker lifestyle. I sleep well, keep alcohol light, and my diet’s “fair”—though I’m a bit low on physical activity.
Christopher Jackson
I’m a 59-year-old program manager in rural New York, married, graduate-educated, and financially secure. I value reliability, privacy, and clear value, manage my health practically around prediabetes, and prefer substance over hype in nearly everything.
Timothy Hammond
I’m a 45-year-old Seattle social worker, currently out of the workforce, living alone on a tight budget in a mortgaged home. Cancer and pain management shape my pace, but I stay practical, skeptical, and focused on dignity, routine, and independence.
Edwin Huffman
I’m a 50-year-old HR manager in rural Arkansas, married and rooted in a paid-off home, church, and routine. I value clear rules, durable purchases, and practical health habits that help me stay active and steady.
Leslie Bean
I’m a rural Ohio homeowner with a healthcare customer-service job, a practical wardrobe, and a running list for the house. I like straight answers, dependable people, and anything that saves hassle—especially when arthritis is already taking enough of my pa...
Jacob Borders
I’m a single Oklahoma City auto tech who earns well by being useful, not flashy. I buy for durability and clear value, favor prevention over disruption, and stay cautious about recurring costs since I’m uninsured.
Robin Patni
I’m Robin Patni, 43, living in Ann Arbor, MI. I’m not currently in the labor force, with a single prescription and a never-smoker lifestyle. I sleep well, keep alcohol light, and my diet’s “fair”—though I’m a bit low on physical activity.
Christopher Jackson
I’m a 59-year-old program manager in rural New York, married, graduate-educated, and financially secure. I value reliability, privacy, and clear value, manage my health practically around prediabetes, and prefer substance over hype in nearly everything.
Timothy Hammond
I’m a 45-year-old Seattle social worker, currently out of the workforce, living alone on a tight budget in a mortgaged home. Cancer and pain management shape my pace, but I stay practical, skeptical, and focused on dignity, routine, and independence.
Edwin Huffman
I’m a 50-year-old HR manager in rural Arkansas, married and rooted in a paid-off home, church, and routine. I value clear rules, durable purchases, and practical health habits that help me stay active and steady.
Leslie Bean
I’m a rural Ohio homeowner with a healthcare customer-service job, a practical wardrobe, and a running list for the house. I like straight answers, dependable people, and anything that saves hassle—especially when arthritis is already taking enough of my pa...
Jacob Borders
I’m a single Oklahoma City auto tech who earns well by being useful, not flashy. I buy for durability and clear value, favor prevention over disruption, and stay cautious about recurring costs since I’m uninsured.
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