Saturday Canvass

Join Team Elizabeth every Saturday as we take our message directly to voters across Arizona’s 5th Congressional District! Whether you’re a seasoned organizer or taking your very first step into field work, door-to-door canvassing is hands-down the single most powerful way to get Elizabeth elected and build real power for working families in the East Valley. ### **Why Canvass with Us?** We run a supportive, organized, and effective field operation so you feel confident and equipped before you make your first stop. - **Everything Sent Ahead:** Receive a pre-canvass checklist in your inbox before Saturday so you know exactly what to bring and how to plan your morning. - **Tech & Print Covered:** We provide MiniVAN app training on-site for real-time digital progress tracking, plus printed reference sheets to guide you through the most commonly encountered questions. - **Authentic Door Coaching:** Get actionable tips on how to use our script as a conversational guide, helping you listen to what voters care about most and connect those personal stories to Elizabeth’s platform. - **Safety & Support First:** Every shift starts with a brief safety overview. You’ll have a designated field contact to check in with at any point while out on your turf. - **Debrief & Community:** Wrap up your shift back at the launch point to debrief, swap stories with fellow volunteers, drop off extra materials, and recharge. ### **What a Typical Shift Looks Like** - **First 15-30 Mins:** Arrival, check-in, refreshments, and customized training (MiniVAN setup, script coaching, safety briefing). - **Next 2 Hours:** Out in the neighborhood talking to voters! - **Final 15 Mins:** Return to debrief, drop off materials, and celebrate our impact. ### **What to Bring** - A fully charged smartphone (if using MiniVAN) - Comfortable walking shoes - Water bottle & sun protection (including a hat!) First time knocking doors? Don't sweat it - we’ll pair you up with an experienced buddy if you'd like! Bring a friend, wear your walking shoes, and let’s talk to our neighbors.