EXTERNAL USE--WI Supreme Court Race Gaps

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1	ORGANIZATION	PROGRAM PRIORITIES	BUDGET	GAP	TYPE	NOTES & UPDATES	LINK TO PLAN	AV Funds?

2	350 Wisconsin Action	This new (as of June 2022) c4 is looking to onboard a political organizer to keep momentum from the midterms through the April Wisconsin Supreme Court election. The Spring 2023 campaign will leverage the over 100 volunteers they were able to recruit and train over the last 6 months towards phone banking, canvassing, writing personalized postcards to persuadable voters, letters to the editor in local news outlets, and on-campus student engagement at UW-Madison (the state’s largest university).	$50,000	$0	c4	RA: Moved $25K via MVP 02/23/23		N
3	Black Leaders Organizing for Communities (BLOC)	Hallmark deep canvassing program whereby they engage their base in a conversation that is one part education, one part persuasion and mobilization. Field a survey asking “what impact do you believe the courts have on Black communities" in Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha.	$647,000	$547,000	c4			Y
4	Blue Sky Waukesha	Targeted comparison mailer to likely progressive voters in Waukesha county in order to educate voters on the ideological leanings of candidates, especially Waukesha County Judge Dorrow.	$52,000	$31,000	PAC	RA: Confirmed funding deadline for pre-primary mailer RA: Moving them $21K 02/02/23 RA: Moved $15K via MVP 02/23/23		N
5	Citizen Action of Wisconsin (CAW)	- Transition paid field team structure into a distributed, regional specific team. - State Supreme Court Forum held January 11th, 2023, leading to hopeful pre-primary endorsement; endorsements in school boards, common councils - Continued use of tested deep canvass model with Race Class Narrative - Building active Climate Action Teams - Re-launch of Movement Politics Academy	$297,098	$247,098	Partisan--determining c4 or PAC	RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		Y
6	Climate Emergency Advocates (CEA)	CEA will run climate, racial justice and economic justice issue advocacy to all candidates. Making the connection to voters between Scott Walker and Jennifer Dorow and Daniel Kelly. Will endorse either Everett Mitchell and Janet Protasiewicz in general coming out of primary.	$100,000	$30,000	c4	RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		N
7	Fair Wisconsin	- Text 50,000+ pro-equality voters about the spring election - Host roundtables that bring attention to LGBTQ+ issues in the context of the State Supreme Court (SCOWIS) - Mobilize and advertise through social media - Organize voters on social media and queer hookup apps - Host an LGBTQ+ voter registration drive & queer bar crawl - Organize a civic engagement drag show with local officials in Madison - Design and distribute GOTV materials that are tailored to LGBTQ+ Wisconsinites and their allies	$45,000	$33,000	c4	RA: $5,000 c4 via MVP donor 02/17/23 RA: Moved $7K c4 from MVP 02/23/23	Updated 02/01/23
8	Freedom Action Now (FAN)	Leverage a list of 78K AAPI & Black voters from 2022 to do multilanguage phone banking, multilanguage mailers, digital content, and texting.	$1,000,000	$275,000	c4	RA: Moving $50K c4 02/09/23 RA: Updated budget 02/21/23 RA: Moved $75K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		Y?
9	GrassRoots Organizing Western Wisconsin – Action (GROWW Action)	Working in a region of the state with a high density of independent and swing voters, GROWW Action has a unique advantage to be in conversation with the infrequent and conflicted voters who could decide the outcome of the Race. Their SCOWI campaign will focus on deep canvassing, GOTV education and mobilization, as well as vote tripling outside of polling locations.	$387,300	$337,300	c4	RA: 31st Street Swing Left interested in potentially moving $50K, tbd. RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		M
10	Power to the Polls	Targeting a universe of 20,000 doors in Milwaukee County wards with majority Black voting age population, Power to the Polls will do vote tripling at doors as part of their Black friend to friend program; send out one mailer pre-primary and another mailer post primary; run digital and radio ads targeting Black and Latino voters; and conduct early voting events at key polling sites across Milwaukee with parterns like SEIU and Voces de la Frontera.	$1,000,000	$700,000	c4	RA: Updated budget gap and plan outline JN: They are getting in-kind support to almost $400K that will cover 50K doors, still want to cover another 50K doors pre-primary RA: They received $125K from Black Organizing Innovations Project for 2023 general support RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		Y
11	Progress North	Mailer to approx 3500 people, followed with a phonebank. Comms/digital and field work post primary.	$50,000	$0	c4	RA: Updated budget gap and plan outline RA: 31st Street Swing Left interested in potentially moving $50K, tbd RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		Y
12	Voces de la Frontera Action	VDLFA intends on continuing to build out a winning strategy and focus on three program areas: RVP, Canvassing, and phone banking, that is rooted in our members and the relationships they hold. This race is a “must win” both to advance state progress and voting protections that will help ensure victories in 2024. We intend to build on our year round political infrastructure of staff and volunteers to build scale and a culture of ongoing participation in elections by the Latino and youth populations that is the fastest growing and fastest new voting bloc.	$772,386	$742,386	c4	RA: Moving $30K c4 02/09/23	Updated 01/23/23	Y
13	WI Conservation Voters	1. Paid Media: We will utilize tried and true tactics like mail and digital ads to reach voters everywhere. 2. Paid Canvass: We will work with one of the finest vendors in the industry to deploy highly trained canvassers to reach thousands and thousands of voters at their doorsteps.	$2,125,223	$1,450,223	c4	JN: WCV got $525K for canvass (SCOWIS, Special, & GB Mayor) EC: They will be getting $50K from AFSCME shortly (02/02/23)		Y
14	WI Public Education Action Fund	WPEAF will supplement information on important school board races and the implications of the WI Supreme Court race for public education with voter guides and candidate information, as well as launch targeted digital media, radio, and billboard efforts across the state.	$600,000	$275,000	c4	RA: Moved $25K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		M
15	Wisconsin Rural Coalition	Regranting to partners working in rural areas of Wisconsin in order to run a coordinated campaign on the SCOWIS race to reach over 350K potential voters.	$189,000	$85,000	c4	RA: Moved $75K c4 from MVP 02/23/23
16	WISDOM Action Network	January 1-31: Major effort to educate our base membership (about 10,000 people) and RVP universe (about 20,000) about the importance of the State Supreme Court. February 1-21: Continued education, and targeted canvassing to promote turnout in the Primary. February 22-April 4: Broader canvassing, including candidate comparisons, and GOTV efforts.	$160,700	$107,200	c4	RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23		Y
17	Working Families Power	Focusing on an issue contrast message, canvassers and callers will connect with voters in Milwaukee and Madison, with potential expansion to Racine, Kenosha, and or Green Bay, on abortion and voting rights. While WFP typically prioritizes contact at the door, since the primary is in the winter and many voters may prefer to engage by phone, a larger share of the budget will be allocated accordingly. Additionally, WFP will replicate their successful personalized relational postcard program from 2022. This program allows voters to send their own friends and family a real-life physical postcard with their face on it, asking them to join them in voting. Those postcards aren’t thrown in the trash like most political mail – they go up on refrigerators and serve as a crucial reminder to vote in April. The goal is to send 10,000 personalized relational postcards – and continue growing the community of activists who use the tool headed into the 2024 elections.	$594,000	$490,000	c4	RA: Solidaire contributions RA: Updated gap from WFP 021223 RA: Moved $50K c4 from MVP 02/23/23
18	Wisconsin Working Families Party PAC	Wisconsin WFP will also make endorsements in municipal races in Democratic strongholds, especially Milwaukee and Madison. Strong local campaigns also can play a key role in driving up voter participation in those crucial geographies.	$57,750	$0	PAC
19	Planned Parenthood		$300,000			JN: Getting $300K from their national
20	Empower Project					JN: $100K from AFSCME
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