Online Coaching Program for Candidates Who Want To Run For Office & Get Elected
If we could help you get on the ballot, raise more money, mobilize your voters, and dramatically increase your chance of getting elected, all for just $29, would you take that offer? (Price Goes Up Tomorrow!)
What's Included?
- ✅ Full training on launching a local campaign
- 💰 Digital fundraising & money-raising systems
- 📣 Advanced voter outreach strategy & tools
- ✍️ Signature gathering & ballot access guides
- 📝 Proven canvassing & field team secrets
- 🙌 Private community of candidates & experts
- 🎥 Video, audio, web tools, and more
Running a campaign is hard — but it shouldn’t feel impossible. The Blueprint Community gives you the tools, training, and support to build a solid campaign without wasting time or money.
Thinking about running for office as a Democrat? You don’t need political connections. You don’t need a background in law. What you need is a plan — and people who’ve done it before. The Blueprint Community gives you the tools, training, and team to organize a serious campaign — fast. You’ll go from overwhelmed to organized — with expert coaching, campaign-tested materials, and a community of candidates doing the same thing. If you’re ready to step up and lead, don’t try to figure it out alone. We love helping democrats get elected.
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Advanced Online Courses
Our free courses teach you everything from building a campaign strategy to connecting with voters. Designed for first-time candidates, these lessons will give you the confidence to launch and win.
- Learn the art of fundraising to fuel your campaign.
- Build a campaign strategy tailored to your unique goals.
Collaborative Community
Join a network of like-minded leaders, first-time candidates, and campaign experts who are here to help you succeed. Share strategies, gain insights, and lean on a community that’s got your back every step of the way.
- Connect with democratic mentors and peers nationwide.
- Gain confidence through shared experiences and advice.
Networking Opportunities
Expand your network with opportunities to meet other changemakers, campaign strategists, and advocates. Together, we’ll help you build the support progressive system you need to lead effectively.
- Connect with like-minded leaders and organizations.
- Build lasting relationships to fuel your campaign.
Meet Sutton & Smart
Work With A Top Political Consulting Company
We Do Things Differently
Unlike most political consulting firms, where junior staffers handle critical work, we’ve built a model where our partners focus directly on clients while administrative staff handle the day-to-day. This gives us the freedom to do what we do best—helping organizations like yours win.
Jon Sutton
An expert in management, strategy, and field organizing, Jon has been a frequent commentator in national publications.
Matt Smart
A leading national fundraiser with a proven track record of dramatically improving performance for clients.
Take the First Step
You Have What It Takes. Let’s Build Your Campaign Together.
Running for office is no small task, but you don’t have to do it alone. We’re here to guide you with free resources, expert training, and a network of support to help you every step of the way.
FAQs
The Blueprint Community FAQ's
Get answers to your questions about direct mail for political campaigns and how Sutton & Smart can help you craft effective, voter-focused mailers that deliver results.
Running a campaign on a tight budget is possible with grassroots organizing, social media, and community support. Focus on volunteer-driven outreach, digital marketing, and free press coverage instead of costly ads. Crowdfunding and small-dollar donations can also help finance your campaign.
A clear fundraising strategy is key. Leverage online donation platforms, local fundraising events, and outreach to small donors to build financial momentum.
Join our community to learn how to get started with fundraising and running a cost-effective campaign.
Many successful politicians start with no political experience. The key is to understand local issues, connect with your community, and build a strong campaign team. Start small by volunteering, attending local government meetings, or running for school board or city council before pursuing higher office.
If you don’t have experience, mentorship and training can help.
Join our community to access expert guidance and take the first steps toward launching your campaign.
Age requirements vary by position and location. Here are the minimum age requirements for some major offices:
- President – At least 35 years old
- U.S. Senator – At least 30 years old
- U.S. Representative – At least 25 years old
- Governor and State Officials – Typically 25-30 years old (varies by state)
- Local Office (Mayor, City Council, etc.) – Often 18-25 years old depending on the jurisdiction
If you're unsure about the age requirements for your state or local office, join our community for resources on state-by-state qualifications.
o appear on the ballot, candidates must file official paperwork, meet residency and age requirements, and collect a required number of voter signatures. The number of signatures and deadlines vary depending on the position and location.
Some candidates also pay a filing fee instead of collecting signatures. Missing a deadline or failing to meet requirements can disqualify you from the election. Join our community to learn the exact process for your state and get step-by-step guidance on getting on the ballot.
In most cases, yes, but it depends on your job and the office you're running for. Many candidates keep working while campaigning, but some government employees and military personnel face restrictions. Certain states and local governments also have laws preventing elected officials from holding certain jobs while in office.
Balancing work and campaigning is tough, but with time management and delegation, it’s possible. Join our community for insights from candidates who have successfully managed their careers while running for office.
Running for office as a Democrat means aligning with the party’s values while building a campaign that resonates with voters. The first step is connecting with your local Democratic Party to gain access to resources, training, and potential endorsements. Many state and county Democratic organizations provide candidate training programs, volunteer networks, and fundraising support.
To officially run as a Democratic candidate, you must file as a Democrat when you submit your paperwork to run for office. Depending on the position, you may also need to win the Democratic primary election before advancing to the general election. Successful Democratic campaigns often focus on grassroots organizing, digital outreach, and mobilizing key voter groups.
Building relationships with local activists, unions, and Democratic clubs can also strengthen your campaign. Join our community to learn how to navigate the Democratic primary process, connect with party leaders, and run a winning campaign as a Democrat.
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