Parties, PACs &
slate sponsors.

"Every campaign starts from zero."

Each candidate you back picks their own tools, builds their own lists, and makes the same mistakes the last cycle's candidates made. Your investment in infrastructure evaporates every November.

• Sponsored campaign provisioning: stand up a fully-loaded Minerva tenant for each campaign you back, with the tier you choose.
• Per-campaign tier assignment: Starter for the school-committee race, Campaign for the rep seat.
• Multi-jurisdiction support across all 39 municipalities.

"I can't see across my slate."

Twelve campaigns means twelve spreadsheets emailed on twelve schedules. By the time you know a race is slipping, the window to move resources has closed.

• Cross-campaign rollups + sponsor dashboards: field pace, fundraising, and turnout posture across the slate in one view.
• Comparative analytics show which races need resources while it still matters.
• Consolidated billing and sponsor-scoped access instead of password-sharing.

"Coordination rules are a minefield."

Sharing data between entities is a legal question, not just an IT one. Most tools either wall everyone off or share everything and hope.

• Tenant isolation enforced at the database: each campaign's data is structurally its own.
• Sponsor visibility is scoped and consented, not a master key. Donor lists and tactical notes are never shared.
• Coordination rules are respected by the architecture itself, not left to a policy memo: what can't legally be shared can't technically be shared.