As part of the DNC’s mission to organize everywhere, the DNC announced new tools, technology, and pilot programs to modernize our organizing campaign capabilities on the ground and redefine modern Democratic campaigns to ensure we win elections for generations to come. 

With these new tools and initiatives, Democrats are turbocharging our digital and field strategy to put us in the best position possible to engage with voters, organize volunteers, and win across the board. 

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NBC News: With an eye on midterms, the DNC is overhauling the tech that powers its outreach

By Mirna Alsharif and Jason Abbruzzese

• The Democratic National Committee is looking to refresh the technology it uses to help organize voters and volunteers with the aim of winning future elections.

• It’s the first time the DNC has overhauled its technology infrastructure in nearly 20 years, a DNC spokesperson said.

• The new tools, which include a platform that helps Democrats host and attend their own political events, were placed in an open request-for-proposal (RFP) process in April to secure vendors who can provide the amalgam of services.

• “The RFP invited a broad range of tools, from innovative voter contact technologies to streamlined volunteer management platforms,” the committee said in an announcement Tuesday. “The DNC knows that Democrats needed to redefine the tools we use to organize and communicate with voters and volunteers.” …

• The new technology includes a management system to help track interactions among the DNC, voters and volunteers; software that encourages “high-quality interactions with voters”; and a platform to empower Democrats to participate in online and offline events.

• The tools were selected for a pilot program, and the DNC will begin using them immediately, including in the New Jersey and Virginia Democratic parties ahead of the elections in November, it said.

• DNC Chair Ken Martin said the committee’s goal is “organizing everywhere to win anywhere.”

• “We take our responsibility seriously to ensure that Democratic campaigns everywhere have the best, most modern, and most effective tools available to engage with voters and win elections,” Martin said in a statement.

• “We’re excited to be piloting and investing in innovative and emerging technologies that will benefit the Democratic ecosystem and campaigns for years to come,” he added.