Guided form editing
Fields explain what to enter, where it appears, examples, recommended lengths, and important warnings.
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Campaign Website Features
PoliticalWin focuses on fast launch, guided editing, mobile UX, bilingual sites, custom domains, media management, SEO structure, billing, support, and autonomous operation.
Editing workflow
No blank canvas
No drag-and-drop website builder
Candidates turn structured sections on or off and manage repeatable issues, endorsements, events, news, FAQs, and media without designing pages from scratch.
Completion progress
The dashboard shows setup progress and links missing items to the right edit screen.
Website tools
Campaign-specific pages and content
Introduce the candidate with office, location, background, public-service story, campaign message, and photos that carry across every selected template.
Turn campaign priorities into readable issue cards and detail pages so voters can scan the message quickly, then open deeper explanations when needed.
Publish supporter names, titles, organizations, quotes, and optional logos in a structured format that keeps credibility signals easy to verify.
List meet-and-greets, canvasses, forums, rallies, fundraisers, and community appearances with dates, locations, summaries, and optional RSVP links.
Collect names, contact details, ZIP codes, and supporter messages directly from the campaign website without wiring a separate form tool.
Send voters to the campaign's existing ActBlue, WinRed, Anedot, RaiseTheMoney, Stripe, or other external fundraising page.
Post campaign announcements, filing updates, endorsement news, event recaps, media notes, and statements in a dedicated update section.
Keep approved campaign photos, logos, headshots, press images, and public media resources organized for supporters and local reporters.
Answer repeat voter questions about voting dates, volunteer needs, district details, contact paths, and campaign priorities in one visible place.
Give campaigns dedicated fields for their public privacy and terms language so those pages are not forgotten before launch.
Display paid-for-by, authorized-by, treasurer, committee, address, and campaign disclaimer language consistently across public pages.
Add campaign-specific pages for local priorities, coalitions, ballot issues, officeholder updates, or other content that does not fit the defaults.
Operations
Self-serve launch and maintenance
Custom domains
Candidate DNS instructions are pulled from staff-managed Domain & DNS Settings, including CNAME, A record, and nameserver guidance.
Billing and plan changes
Stripe scaffolding supports checkout, portal access, webhooks, scheduled plan changes, Officeholder mode, and Archive mode.
Support tickets
Requests are captured in a dashboard ticket system with categories, priorities, replies, attachments, and staff internal notes.
Search and language
SEO and bilingual structure
SEO quality controls
Campaign pages render title tags, descriptions, canonicals, Open Graph metadata, schema where appropriate, sitemap entries, and noindex behavior for drafts and archives.
English, Spanish, or bilingual
Bilingual campaigns can generate Spanish drafts, review translations, protect glossary terms, publish Spanish pages under `/es/`, and render hreflang when appropriate.