A public accountability roster with the districts drawn in.

Context

An accountability campaign needed to show, publicly and clearly, which candidates had taken a specific pledge. It wanted constituents to find their own district, see who was on their ballot, and add their name, without living on a slow WordPress site.

What we built

We built the accountability platform off WordPress on a modern stack: a filterable public candidate roster, interactive US and district maps (D3-geo with TopoJSON) so a visitor can find their own district and see who’s on their ballot, and a sign/pledge form proxied server-side into the CRM’s intake endpoint. Incremental static regeneration keeps the roster fast and current, Turnstile guards the forms, and the whole thing deploys via Docker/Coolify.

The value

• Turns an accountability message into an interactive tool: constituents find their district, see their candidates, and act, all in one place.
• The roster is public, filterable, and fast (incremental static regeneration), accountability you can actually browse, not a PDF.
• Pledge signatures flow straight into the CRM with source attribution. The campaign captures the relationship, not just a signature.
• District mapping makes it personal: “here’s who represents you” beats “here’s a list.”