Your campaign team is ready.Meet your kitchen cabinet.
One campaign manager. Fifteen specialists.
Call time to communications to get-out-the-vote, all in one conversation.
Which one are you?
I'm running.
You're running for office with a day job and a campaign that never stops. Your kitchen cabinet tells you what to do, runs your call time, and remembers every decision.
Talk through my raceI'm managing my first race.
You have the political savvy and no playbook for running a race. Your kitchen cabinet drafts the plans, and you have the final say.
Talk through my planI'm helping a candidate.
You said yes to the treasurer job, the comms job, and everything in between. Now you're wondering why. Kitchen Cabinet can help.
Let's get you set upI know candidates who need this.
You know a good candidate who's running on fumes. Introduce them to Kitchen Cabinet. Each campaign is set up one on one.
Email a quick introWhat your campaign manager does
Tells you what to do tonight.
Three things, each with a reason. When they're done, it tells you that's enough for tonight.
Runs your call time.
Upload your list. It tells you who to call, what to say and what to ask for.
Brings in the specialists.
Finance, communications, field, research, digital, and a contrarian who tells you what won't work. Every answer shows who it consulted.
Remembers your campaign.
Decisions, deadlines and open tasks carry across every conversation.
Calms you down.
It's built to steady a scared, tired candidate, then hand them one thing to do.
How it starts
- 1
Book 15 minutes.
We talk about your race.
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Set it up together.
Your district, your election date, your goals.
- 3
Open it tonight.
It tells you where to start.
Built by someone who's run these races
Many campaigns are underfunded and under-trained. The candidate, and whoever said yes to helping, end up learning everything on the job.
Every campaign deserves a team.
I'm a former North Carolina campaign manager and party officer. I've seen great candidates run on fumes because their budget didn't allow for a campaign manager. That's why I built Kitchen Cabinet. A campaign manager shouldn't be a luxury.
I first built it this summer for a candidate in a Hawaii statehouse primary. He and his family used it every day of the race.