District 15 Democrats
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D15 Neighbors · Door knocking

Knock doors with your neighbors.

A couple of hours. A friendly team. A list of doors on streets you already know. Join a weekend group knock with the candidates, or tell us weeknights work and we’ll reach out.

June CopperStad listening during a conversation at the Dems picnic
June at the Dems picnic

How it works

  1. Pick a time.Join a weekend group knock with the candidates, or tell us weeknights work for you.
  2. Meet up.We'll reach out with the meeting spot and start time. You'll get a short walk list, a few talking points and a quick run-through before you head out.
  3. Knock and listen.Say hi, share when and where to vote, and hear what's on your neighbors' minds. No pressure and no arguing. Knock with a group, with a partner or on your own.

New to knocking doors? Read the door knocking guide →

Why it matters

In 2024, a District 15 House seat came down to 9 votes. That's one block. A friendly knock is still the best way to make sure every neighbor votes.

You'll be knocking for

Erik Muckey
Erik MuckeyState Senate
Kadyn Wittman
Kadyn WittmanState House
June CopperStad
June CopperStadState House

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes and a layer for the evening
  • A charged phone
  • A water bottle
  • A friend, if you have one who wants to come
Sign up

Door knocking sign-up

Pick a group knock or tell us weeknights work. We’ll reach out with your team and meeting spot.

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