Lease the message.
Own the geography.
Ballot Yard provides campaigns, committees, agencies, and advocacy organizations access to a curated portfolio of identity-framed domains, leasable by geographic slot with single-entity exclusivity per market.
Infrastructure for geographic message targeting
Three core properties define the Ballot Yard lease model. Each is enforced by platform architecture, not policy alone.
Identity-framed rhetorical domains
Each domain in the Ballot Yard portfolio is a rhetorical container — a message-ready URL that frames a candidate, cause, or issue within a recognizable identity structure. Inventory is fixed and curated.
Slot-based geographic leasing
Every domain is available across independently leasable geographic slots — country, US state, DMA, or ZIP cluster. A lease grants exclusive access within a defined geography for a defined term.
Single-entity per slot, guaranteed
No two lessees share the same domain in the same geography at the same time. Geographic exclusivity is enforced at the routing layer via MaxMind GeoIP2, not a contractual promise alone.
Five domains. Unlimited geographic slots.
The current Ballot Yard portfolio covers identity-framing rhetorical structures across inclusive and exclusive frames. Each domain is available for leasing across hundreds of geographic slots simultaneously.
From request to live in four steps
The Ballot Yard lease process is designed for cycle-driven procurement timelines.
Built for cycle-driven procurement
Senate, House, gubernatorial, and mayoral campaigns leasing for direct voter messaging.
Independent expenditure committees leasing for issue ads and candidate support or opposition.
Media-buying agencies leasing on behalf of multiple clients across concurrent election cycles.
501(c)(4)s and issue advocacy organizations leasing for cause and policy campaigns.
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Access is approved on a per-organization basis. We respond within one business day.
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