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Logged
02 · Walk
Doors near you
Turn on live GPS, or use the map center. The closest District 3 doors list themselves here.
03 · Turf
Weekend knock shifts
Sat & Sun · 10–12 · 12–2 · 2–4 · Sept 19 → Nov 1, plus Election-Day GOTV Nov 3. Each shift is one tight walk of 50–100 doors in a single precinct. Ratings are computed from this voter file: 2024 General 50%, 2025 Special 30%, 2026 Primary 20%.
04 · At the door
Doorstep script & issues
Keep it to 60–90 seconds. Introduce, ask what matters to them, connect it to Christina's record, ask for the vote and a yard sign. Log it before the next door.
The opener
"Hi, I'm [name], a volunteer for Christina Gordon, your City Councilmember for District 3. She was appointed last January and she's on the ballot November 3. Is there anything going on in the neighborhood you'd want City Hall to hear about?"
If they're not sure who she is
"She's the nonprofit director the Council picked unanimously to fill Mark Carnevale's seat. Since January she's been to 100-plus community meetings, toured the fire stations, and ridden along on homeless outreach. She leads with consensus, not conflict."
Where she stands
Roads & infrastructureFighting for Cathedral City's share of the Ramon Road Bridge project; road repairs prioritized by which neighborhoods need them most; projects kept transparent and on schedule.
Public safetyFast emergency response and dignified service; works directly with the Fire and Police chiefs; backs the Homeless Liaison Officer program.
A new community centerBuilding a new multigenerational community center for the district.
HousingLeading on affordable and accessible housing; open to mixed-use with retail, restaurants and green space. Sits on the CVAG Homelessness Committee.
Staying in touchWants residents actually hearing what the City is doing on jobs, safety and roads — directing community funds toward real outreach.
The ask
"Can Christina count on your vote on November 3rd? … Great — can I put you down for a yard sign? It really does move votes on a block like this one."
If they're undecided or opposed
Don't argue. "That's fair — what would you need to see from the City?" Note it in the door log and move on. A calm, short conversation is a win.
05 · Record
Campaign progress
Staff
Send a volunteer their turf
Pick a shift or a precinct, add the volunteer's name, and send the link. It opens straight to that walk — no passcode needed — and remembers the assignment.
Findings
Precinct record
Field log
Hand your results back
When you finish your walk, send everything you logged on this device back to your organizer. Works with no signal — it goes by text, email or AirDrop.
Import a volunteer's results
Paste the text a volunteer sent you, or open their file. New logs merge in; where both sides logged the same door, the newer entry wins.
Sources & method
6,834 District 3 voters · 3,437 doors · Riverside County file of Aug 24, 2026. Pins are Census-geocoded to the street address (Public_AR_Current: 96% exact range match; 93 near-matches accepted; 26 placed by same-street interpolation; 19 by precinct infill). The district line is the hull around every door in the file — approximate. Confirm with the City's electoral-district maps. This data lives only on this device. Treat it as confidential. Tip: on iPhone use Share → Add to Home Screen; the app then opens full-screen and keeps working where signal drops after you have browsed the turf once on Wi-Fi.