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Prepare approved content
Create talking points, captions, images, videos and campaign links centrally so supporters are not starting from a blank page or posting something that hasn't been reviewed.
Political campaign social media software
Social media for
local & statewide campaigns.
Keep your campaign message consistent without adding more work for supporters. Create approved social content, organize your staff and volunteers, and use Journeys to introduce the candidate's story and stated priorities over time.
Illustrative concept. Figures shown are not verified customer results.
✓ One source message✓ Supporter groups✓ Origin-story Journeys✓ Approved content workflow
Campaign communications, organized
A clear message. A practical way to share it.
A practical workflow for campaign staff, participating supporters and regional teams.
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Organize your people
Group participating staff, volunteers, local teams or regional coordinators and choose who receives each update.
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Plan—and respond
Schedule known events in advance and distribute updated information when campaign plans or announcements change.
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Tell the story over time
Use Journeys to give new supporters a sequence introducing the candidate's background, reasons for running and stated priorities.
An extension of personal outreach
A virtual door knocker. Not your whole campaign.
Give supporters prepared campaign content to share with the people who already know them. That is the idea of virtual door knocking: making campaign information available through personal social networks, alongside in-person conversations and local events.
PostAutoPilot supports the social content workflow. It does not replace canvassing, direct conversations or your campaign's own review process.
01 — SUPPORTER ORGANIZATION
Work the Way Your Local or Statewide Team Works.
Organize your participating supporters by their role in the campaign's communications workflow. A local team can keep up with a targeted message while statewide volunteers receive a broader message. Give regional coordinators the tools to activate their part of the network.
- Create groups for staff, volunteers, local teams, or regional coordinators.
- Send targeted content to the right group without rebuilding every post.
- Regional teams can keep up with local campaign priorities without extra coordination.
02 — CANDIDATE INTRODUCTION JOURNEYS
Introduce the Candidate's Story to Each New Supporter's Community.
Prepare a curated sequence about the candidate's background, reasons for running and stated priorities. Each new supporter who connects with your campaign can share that story through their own networks—reaching people the campaign might not otherwise contact.
- Start with the candidate's background and community connection.
- Share the reasons for running and stated policy priorities through personal supporter voices.
- End with a call to volunteer, donate, or learn more.
Useful Across the Campaign Calendar.
Use one social content workflow for recurring updates and time-sensitive campaign information.
Local Campaign Updates
Prepare candidate introductions, community event details, volunteer opportunities and updates from the campaign trail. Distribute approved content to local teams and supporters.
Statewide Coordination
Give regional teams consistent source content and use groups for the campaign participants who need each update. Coordinate across geographies without rebuilding every post.
Member Reminders
Send participating supporters clear talking points and reminders for their own photos, videos and event updates. Prompt authentic moments only supporters can share.
Performance Visibility
Advanced Analytics is in Public Preview. Review available post, platform and subscriber metrics to understand how participating supporters are sharing your content.
TWO DIFFERENT WORKFLOWS
Share content by text now.
Text distribution comes next.
Mobile sharing and a text messaging distribution channel should not be confused.
Available now
Mobile content sharing via text
Supporters can share prepared content via text from the PostAutoPilot mobile app now.
Coming soon · Expected Q4 2026
Text messaging as a distribution channel
A separate distribution channel is planned for Q4 2026. It is not being presented as available today, and expected timing may change.
Review campaign content and communication requirements with your own advisers. PostAutoPilot is not a substitute for that review.
Common questions
Political campaign social media: common questions
How does PostAutoPilot support political campaigns?
Campaigns create approved social content centrally and distribute it to staff, volunteers, and supporters through their connected accounts. PostAutoPilot supports the social content workflow—it does not replace canvassing or other campaign communication channels.
Can supporters share content without writing it themselves?
Yes. Supporters receive prepared campaign content through their connected accounts. AutoPilot can post automatically to supported accounts, or Co-Pilot lets supporters review and approve in the mobile app before sharing.
How do Journeys help introduce the candidate to new supporter networks?
When a new supporter connects with your campaign, Journeys give them a sequence of posts that introduces the candidate's background, reasons for running, and stated priorities to their personal network over time.
Can campaigns organize volunteers by region or role?
Yes. Subscriber groups let you organize staff, volunteers, local teams, or regional coordinators and send targeted content to the right group without rebuilding every post.
Can campaign managers schedule content far in advance?
Yes. PostAutoPilot supports long-range scheduling so campaigns can plan event announcements, debate reminders, GOTV posts, and other time-sensitive content weeks or months ahead.
Which platforms does PostAutoPilot support for campaigns?
AutoPilot publishes directly to supported connected accounts: LinkedIn Personal and Business, X, TikTok, Facebook Business, and Instagram Business or Creator. Supporters can also review and share content through the Co-Pilot mobile workflow.
Keep Your Campaign Message Consistent Across Every Supporter Network.
Create approved campaign content once. Organize your supporters into groups. Distribute the message through the people voters already know.