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Built for your kind of race
A school board race and a county party operation need different things from the same tool. These pages walk through how Culper is used for each kind of race, what to set up first, and what to skip.
- Updated September 9, 2026
Who it's for
Campaign software for school board candidates
How school board races work: low turnout, trustee areas vs at-large seats, and how to build a likely-voter universe, walk lists, texts, and a yard-sign map.
- Updated September 9, 2026
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Campaign software for city council candidates
District vs at-large seats, odd-year and spring elections, win numbers in the low thousands, a first-week setup for lists, walks, and texting, and donation status.
- Updated September 9, 2026
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Campaign software for mayoral candidates
How a mayoral race differs from a council race: a citywide universe, more volunteers, slates and coalitions, multiple walk teams, text polls, and events.
- Updated September 9, 2026
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Campaign software for state legislative candidates
District sizes by chamber, primary vs general universes, running with or without party data, P2P texting and 10DLC timing, and how to structure the field program.
- Updated September 9, 2026
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Campaign software for county party organizations
One workspace for many candidates: precinct chair roles, assigning precincts and walks, shared suppression, county-wide lists, and row-level data isolation.
- Updated September 9, 2026
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Campaign software for consultants running multiple races
Run several clients from one account with per-client data isolation, hand each campaign the walking app, report to clients, and know where Culper stops.