Built for state and local campaigns
CAMPAIGNS MOVE
AT THE SPEED
OF A TEXT.
Political text messaging with intelligence behind it. Bring your campaign’s SMS and MMS into a clear plan, technical preparation, and accountable operations.
SMS & MMS · State and local campaignsA scope your team can use
Connect the preparation, the message, and the people.
Discuss sender preparation, SMS or MMS creative, launch review, reply coverage, and reporting. Your written quote identifies the tasks Ananasi handles and the records and approvals your campaign supplies.
Prepare a Campaign Brief- Campaign inputCommittee, actual jurisdiction, objective, audience evidence, and creative authority.
- Planning outputA brief, preparation checklist, responsibility map, and report requirements.
- Written scopeIncluded work, operating access, usage assumptions, dependencies, and exclusions.
Built for the campaign ahead
Local leadership.
A direct connection.
From a statewide race to a city council campaign, every message starts with the right plan.
- Prepare campaign identity and sender information.
- Choose SMS or MMS for the message and media.
- Plan timing, replies, and opt-out handling.
Your sender. Your message. Your plan.
Compare the options before you launch.
10DLC: from registration to launchDedicated short code planningToll-free messagingCompare sender optionsSMS and MMS
The right format for the moment.
MMS
Pair your message with supported media. Prepare size, format, and readable creative.
Explore political MMSNon-federal campaigns
Find your campaign’s starting point.
Governor campaigns
A governor campaign needs a statewide committee identity and a plan that can coordinate event logistics across multiple local areas.
Read the guideState Senator campaigns
State Senate campaigns need the correct state legislative district, not a U.S. Senate audience or a whole-county substitute.
Read the guideMayor campaigns
A mayoral campaign needs the actual municipal or consolidated-government electorate and a campaign-owned sender.
Read the guideCity Council / Alderman / Supervisor campaigns
Council campaigns need the exact local title and district, ward, residential district, or at-large seat.
Read the guideSheriff campaigns
Sheriff campaigns should use a campaign-controlled identity and the actual county or equivalent electorate.
Read the guideSchool Board / Trustee campaigns
School-board campaigns use the actual school district or trustee area, not the city name alone.
Read the guideConnected intelligence
The game changer is continuity.
Pantheon Golem brings persistent memory, coordinated intelligence, and governed action into one architecture. Explore the foundation behind Ananasi’s technology direction.
Interactive planning example
An event changes. What needs review?
Fictional Meadowbrook council campaign. This working example stays in your browser and sends no messages. It illustrates version control; it is not a Pantheon integration or a customer result.
- BriefMeeting at the community hall
- CreativeVersion 1
- ReviewApproved in this example
- Response ownerUse community hall directions
Version 1 is approved in this example. A revision needs a new decision.
A real release also requires the actual sender, audience evidence, suppression check, timing zone, and controlled test. Review the launch checklist.
Let’s plan your next campaign message.
Start with your office, location, and campaign timeline.