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Ready to flip the script on conventional campaigning? Join The Flip Project and our GIS and AI guru, 'Spiderman,' for a face-to-face meeting to strategize how artificial intelligence and political mapping are being used as 'asymmetric warfare' to drive key demographic voter registration and turnout in swing races for progressive candidates.

Learn about the innovative techniques that are winning against better-funded opponents—from multilingual campaigning to free rides to the polls—and discuss how we can expand these efforts across the nation.

AI for the midterm elections

It has become a common refrain that the upcoming election is the most important one ever. And as we look at the excesses of the Trump administration's attacks on communities across the nation, this again seems true. But what can be done?

All kinds of things! The Flip Project has used human intelligence augmented by AI analysis to drive registration and GOTV efforts in the most hotly contested elections in the country. Most recently with the 2025 Mamdani primary in NYC and previously in the 2020 and 2022 US Senate elections in Georgia.

Come meet with political mapping experts to discuss how AI can be used to support expanded registration and improve voter turn out in key races across the nation.

Learn about academic studies that are showing how alternative campaigning can outperform conventional campaigning. All over the world inspirational movements are increasing community political involvement - especially in typically underserved communities.

The US is slowly here and there expanding multilingual campaigning beyond English and Spanish. We are creating a comprehensive library and clearing house of materials to encourage such efforts.

Studies show that free rides to the polls can dramatically increase voter turnout for the millions of Americans who don’t own a car.

‘Spiderman’, our GIS and AI guru, is creating maps for every state and urban area that guide our and our partners’ parallel and sometimes overlapping multilingual and freeride efforts. We are determining where the needs are greatest and where filling those needs is most likely to flip races to progressive candidates.

Some of the candidates we have worked with have likened our efforts to asymmetric warfare - we use unconventional techniques to win against much better funded opponents.

This face to face meeting is in Brooklyn near the Myrtle Broadway subway station Feb 15th at 2 PM.

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