Knock AI Civic
Voter education and civic engagement tools — built into every campaign.
Bill tracking
Surface relevant legislation by district. Give canvassers context on what lawmakers are voting on before they knock.
Candidate sentiment
Aggregate field sentiment and public signals so campaigns see how candidates are trending in target turf.
Voter sentiment surveys
Deploy short surveys at the door with consent-first SMS follow-up. Results flow into your campaign dashboard in real time.
H.R. 2847 — Workforce Investment Act Amendment
Expands apprenticeship programs for rural communities.
Authorizes grants for registered apprenticeships, rural workforce boards, and employer partnerships. Funding phases in over five years with reporting requirements to the Department of Labor.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
S.B. 1027 — Election Integrity and Voter ID Modernization
Digital ID for mail-in ballots, expanded early voting hours.
Requires photo verification for absentee ballots, funds county election infrastructure, and extends early voting on weekends in counties over 250,000 residents.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
H.B. 3412 — Border Security Infrastructure Funding
$420M for border patrol technology and personnel.
Allocates capital for surveillance systems, vehicle barriers, and additional patrol staffing. Includes quarterly transparency reports to the state legislature.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
S. 415 — Clean Energy Grid Modernization Act
Upgrades transmission lines and rural grid resilience.
Creates a federal loan program for high-voltage transmission, battery storage pilots, and storm-hardening in underserved counties. Paid for partly through existing energy credits.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
H.B. 4521 — Public School Funding Reform Act
Weighted per-pupil formula with rural hold-harmless.
Rebalances state aid toward high-poverty districts, caps administrative overhead, and requires annual district scorecards published online.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
S.B. 88 — Tenant Protection and Rent Stabilization Act
Caps annual rent increases and strengthens eviction notice rules.
Limits rent hikes to CPI plus 5% in covered units, extends relocation assistance, and funds a statewide rental registry for enforcement.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Dana Sutton
Former county economic development director; focus on jobs and infrastructure.
First-time congressional candidate emphasizing rural broadband, workforce training, and bipartisan infrastructure votes at the county level.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Marcus Reyes
Incumbent senator; public safety and education funding record.
Seeking a third term after chairing the education subcommittee. Campaign highlights teacher pay raises and mental health units in schools.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Priya Shah
Healthcare policy attorney; climate and manufacturing platform.
Challenger running on Medicare negotiation expansion, EV supply-chain jobs, and stricter PFAS water standards.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Tomás Alvarez
Housing advocate and city planner; renter protection focus.
Open-seat race centered on zoning reform, transit-oriented development, and funding for legal aid in eviction cases.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Caroline Whitfield
Lt. governor candidate on the Whitfield–Hart ticket.
Former auto-industry negotiator pitching manufacturing credits, Great Lakes restoration funding, and a state-level child tax credit.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
Jordan Lee
Small-business owner; fiscal restraint and public safety messaging.
Opposes new state spending mandates, supports police staffing grants, and proposes a two-year regulatory review freeze for new businesses.
Last updated May 24, 2026 · AI summary
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