BlueList’s products are organized the way campaigns actually buy them — not by internal product family, but by the question you are trying to answer. Each catalog below covers one of those questions, in plain language, product by product. Every product is sold on its own; scope, lead time, and price are set per engagement and per state.
Each catalog answers one question a campaign, committee, or advocacy organization is actually asking — and cuts across our internal product lines wherever the question does.
“Who am I running against?”
Opponent research, standing race briefs, earned media monitoring, launch kits, endorsement maps, and opponent ad tracking — the field, read from the public record.
Open the catalog → 8 products“Who do I contact, and how?”
The electorate layer, built on the state’s own voter file: who is registered, who turns out, and which names go on the list this week — delivered vendor-ready.
Open the catalog → 20 briefings“What issues move this district?”
Strategic Intelligence Reports: district-level briefings on healthcare, housing, water, heat, broadband, veterans, and more — one flat price per report in your state.
Open the catalog → 5 reports“Where should my message physically appear?”
Placement intelligence from measured traffic and verified boundaries: mobile billboard routes, street corners, yard signs, polling places, and fixed billboard scoring.
Open the catalog → 3 tiers“Can voters searching for me find me?”
The Discoverability Program: a measured audit of what voters actually find, AI-assistant visibility, and the managed service that fixes both and proves it moved.
Open the catalog →The catalogs describe what exists. Three things to know before you pick.
Tell us about the race or the program. We will point you at the two or three products that fit, and skip the ones that don’t.