Selected Work

Case studies.

Campaigns we worked and what we built for them, each tagged with the practices it used. Every number here comes from official results or our own systems.

CS/01 — 2026CAMPAIGN / REFERENDUM / ALBERTA
Map of Alberta's 87 ridings with a dot for each of the 4,904 voting areas graded for the canvass, Edmonton and Calgary enlarged, and a strip marking the five advance voting days and election day.CS/01

Alberta's 2026 referendum

A province-wide referendum campaign, without a voters list.

Public Interest Alberta ran a province-wide referendum campaign with no voters list. We graded all 4,904 voting areas from past results, mapped where to knock on each voting day, and briefed the campaign every morning. Crews worked 311 polls from our map, and in the worked ridings with full counts, one in four 2023 non-voters came back.

1 in 42023 NON-VOTERS BACK IN WORKED RIDINGS
311POLLS WORKED FROM OUR MAP
74.95%REMAIN, PROVINCE-WIDE, ON QUESTION 10
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CS/02 — 2026CAMPAIGN / CIVIC / BURNABY
Map of Burnaby's five provincial ridings between Burrard Inlet and the Fraser, with a dot for each of the 240 neighbourhood polls worked, and a strip marking election day's voting hours, checked every hour.CS/02

Burnaby's 2026 council race

Re-elected while Metro Vancouver threw out incumbents.

In 2026 voters across Metro Vancouver threw out incumbents, and seven cities changed mayors. Burnaby went the other way. We showed the Burnaby Citizens Association where its voters were and sent its volunteers where they counted, and BCA won seven of eight council seats and every school board seat.

7 / 8COUNCIL SEATS, UP FROM 6
7 / 7SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
74%OF SUPPORTERS ON OUR FINAL LIST VOTED
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