In 2014 and 2016, elections in Texas will likely increase in competitiveness as the state’s population continues to increase from the influx of migrants from different states and abroad. Austin has always been considered as the liberal “hot spot” in Texas, but this has not prevented conservatives from having an impact in Travis County elections.

Scottsdale, AZ-based Kyle Moyer and Company is in the business of politics. As a full-service public affairs, consulting and government relations firm, they specialize in public policy ballot campaign and candidate campaigns at the federal, state, and municipal level. So, during election time their voter outreach surges to astronomical proportions.

When everything’s on the line, that’s when they depend on CallFire for their Voice Broadcast solution to efficiently and affordably connect to their constituents.

No matter what side of the political spectrum, drumming up support and attention for your organization can be a challenge. It takes many hands and voices to inspire a community’s enthusiasm for your political views and beliefs. Organizers use every tool in the box to create awareness for their cause, and some are more effective than others.

This is a big year for elections. Midterm primaries are being held throughout 2014 across the country. For Jim Diehl, it’s more important than ever to be able to contact volunteers, supporters and thousands of voters. That’s why Diehl and his team decided to use CallFire as their choice for Voice Broadcast and Cloud Call Center solutions.

MoveOn.org, a non-profit organization with 4.2 million members, supported the 2008 Obama presidential campaign. Backed by a pool of volunteers, MoveOn needed a comprehensive way to aggregate their data. The search to solve their dilemma led them to CallFire.