Political technology must earn trust from campaigns, agencies, and participants. That starts with a clear role. AmplePoints Elections is a non-partisan platform. We provide tools for rewarded engagement, but we do not endorse candidates, parties, ballot positions, or political viewpoints.
Technology, not advocacy
Campaigns control their own message, branding, questions, videos, targeting, and disclosures. AmplePoints Elections provides the QR code or link experience, completion flow, rewards, analytics, sentiment tools, and re-engagement capabilities.
The same platform can support a candidate campaign, ballot initiative, issue campaign, committee, agency client, or public-information effort. The technology remains neutral even though the sponsoring organization may have a clear political position.
Transparency for participants
Participants should know who is communicating with them. Campaign experiences include paid-for-by information supplied by the sponsoring organization. The campaign identity, purpose, and required actions should be visible before a participant completes the experience.
Rewards for participation—not political behavior
AmplePoints are earned for completing eligible experiences such as watching content, answering a poll, completing a survey, or reviewing information. Rewards are not provided for voting, registering to vote, choosing a candidate, or expressing a particular opinion.
Protecting participant information
AmplePoints Elections does not sell participant data to third parties. Information is used to operate the experience, issue earned rewards, provide authorized campaign reporting, and support permitted re-engagement.
Supporting access
The platform can support up to 200 languages, helping campaigns make information and feedback opportunities available to more communities.
Non-partisanship is more than a label. It is a design principle that shapes how the platform is built, how rewards are connected to participation, how sponsors are disclosed, and how participant information is handled.
