Build. Organize. Follow Up.
Organize the voters you already know.
VoterTree is a personal voter-outreach tool that helps you organize family, friends, neighbors, and other people you already know in one place. Use VoterTree to build your personal list, keep track of your outreach, and follow a simple step-by-step process for each person.
What Is VoterTree?
VoterTree is built around a simple idea: personal outreach is easier to manage when you can keep the people you know and your follow-up organized. Instead of working from a general contact list, you create your own VoterTree and work through a consistent process with each person.
You can use the online VoterTree application or download the printable worksheet and work your tree by hand.
How VoterTree Works
1
CONNECT
Contact the voter.
Start with someone you already know and make personal contact.
2
COMMIT
Secure a promise to vote.
Keep track of whether you've discussed participation in the election.
3
SEND
Share useful information.
Keep track of whether you've provided:
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Candidate information
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County GOP voter slate
4
MAKE A PLAN
Record how they plan to vote.
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If voting in person, provide precinct or polling-place information.
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If voting by mail, provide information about requesting an early voting ballot.
5
FOLLOW UP
Check back.
Use VoterTree to keep track of follow-ups as Election Day approaches.
6
GROW
Ask whether they want to build their own VoterTree.
Each VoterTree belongs to the person who creates it.
Use VoterTree Online
The online VoterTree application lets you create an account, identify the people you know, organize them into your personal VoterTree, and keep your outreach information together.
When you select Log In to VoterTree, you'll leave PetersenForNebraska.com and continue at VoterTree.net.
About the Information You See
VoterTree may display voter-registration information to help distinguish between people with the same or similar names, including information such as address, party registration, political districts and election-participation history.
VoterTree does not tell you how anyone voted.
A person's ballot choices are private. Election-participation records may indicate that someone participated in an election, but they do not reveal which candidates or issues that person voted for.