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02 · Walk
Your route
Build an optimised walking route from where you stand. Doors are ordered street by street, house numbers in sequence — not as the crow flies.
03 · Turf
Knock shifts
Sat & Sun · 9–11 · 11–1 · 1–3 · Sept 19 → Nov 1, plus Election-Day GOTV Nov 3. Every shift is one contiguous, walkable cut of a single precinct — clustered geographically, then ordered into a route. Each time block runs 3 parallel teams (A/B/C) to different priority turfs, so multiple groups can go out at 9 a.m. without doubling up. Small remainder cuts show about 1 hour — pair two shorts or finish early. Nothing runs over 2 hours: bigger turfs are split between two volunteers. Turf ratings weight 2024 General 50%, 2025 Special 30%, 2026 Primary 20%.
04 · At the door
Script & issues
About a minute at the door. Say hello, ask what matters to them, ask for the vote and a yard sign.
Say this
"Hi, I'm [name], volunteering for Christina Gordon, your councilmember in District 3. She's on the ballot November 3rd. What's one thing in this neighborhood you'd like City Hall to fix?"
Listen. Then match it to one line below.
If they don't know her
"The council picked her unanimously in January. Since then she's been to 100-plus community meetings, toured the fire stations, and ridden along on homeless outreach."
Where she stands, in her words
Roads: protect Cathedral City's interests in the Palm Springs-led Ramon Road Bridge Project. Fix the roads that need it most.
Safety: works directly with the Fire and Police Chiefs and their departments. Backs the Homeless Liaison Officer program.
Community center: a new multigenerational community center for seniors, families, and youth.
Housing: affordable and accessible housing. Member of the CVAG Homelessness Committee.
City Hall: directed community funds toward outreach, so residents hear what the city is doing.
Safety: works directly with the Fire and Police Chiefs and their departments. Backs the Homeless Liaison Officer program.
Community center: a new multigenerational community center for seniors, families, and youth.
Housing: affordable and accessible housing. Member of the CVAG Homelessness Committee.
City Hall: directed community funds toward outreach, so residents hear what the city is doing.
About her
Nearly 20 years leading nonprofit communications. Her own consulting business since 2025. Boys & Girls Club board. Finishing her law degree this December.
The ask
"Can Christina count on your vote on November 3rd?" Then always: "Can we put you down for a yard sign?"
If they're cold
Don't argue. Thank them, write down what they said, and move on.
Stay safe
Never enter a house. Not before 10am, not after dark. Dog or "no soliciting" sign: skip it. Asked to leave: leave, and mark Refused.
Her words, from electchristinagordon.com.
05 · Record
Command centre
The projection
Staff
Send a volunteer their turf
Pick a shift, a precinct, or whatever's on your map. The link opens straight to that walk with no passcode and stays loaded on their phone.
Precinct record
Findings
Who's knocking
Field log
Hand your results back
Finished your walk? Send everything logged on this device to your organiser. Works with no signal — it travels by text, email or AirDrop.
Import a volunteer's results
Paste what they sent, or open their file. Newer entries win; nothing is overwritten blindly.
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 (96% exact range match; 93 near-matches accepted; 26 by same-street interpolation; 19 by precinct infill). The district line is the hull around every door in the file — approximate; confirm against the City's electoral-district maps. This data lives only on this device. Treat it as confidential. On iPhone use Share → Add to Home Screen, then use ↓ Offline on the map to cache your turf before you lose signal.