Your Right Campaign Voter Outreach
by Your Right Website 0 (0 reviews)

Your Right Campaign Voter Outreach

A plugin for political candidates and campaigns to drive Get Out The Vote (GOTV) efforts using customizable voter walklists.

Your Right Campaign Voter Outreach ranks #70,459 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #10,113 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Oct 8, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.0.0 Current Version v1.0.0
Updated 3 weeks ago Last Update on 08 Oct, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Your Right Campaign Voter Outreach

You can import voter data from the Your Right Campaign > Import Voters menu. You will need to have your voter data in a CSV file. Once you upload your voter data CSV, you will be asked to map your CSV's fields to the internal fields used by the Your Right Campaign plugin. The first name, last name, address, city and zip (postal) code fields are required. In addition, you can map other data such as voter phone, email, precinct code, external voter id and more to the internal fields provided by the Your Right Campaign plugin. Once you have mapped your fields, the plugin will begin importing your CSV file data. This process is pretty quick, with the plugin being able to import a test file containing 65,000 records in about five minutes.
To add volunteers to your campaign, they first must have a WordPress user account. If your site does not allow open registrations, create a user for each volunteer under the Users section of WordPress. For each user, assign them a GOTV related role. The GOTV Volunteer usergroup is allowed to view voter data, as well as edit voter data for any voter who is assigned to one of their walklists. The GOTV Manager role can view and edit any voter, as well as create walklists, assign volunteers to walklists and import voter data. The GOTV Administrator role is allowed to access all voter data as well as all setting for the Your Right Campaign plugin. These roles cannot edit other parts of your WordPress website, such as your posts or content. If you need to allow a user to edit your website content and GOTV data, you may need to install a plugin that allows for multiple usergroups in WordPress. Additionally, site administrators always have access to all GOTV settings and voter data. Once your volunteers have an account, you need to add them to a walklist. Go to Your Right Campaign > Walk Lists and create a walk list. Then select any volunteers who you want to have access to that walk list. Once your volunteers log into WordPress, guide them to your volunteer portal so they can begin walking their lists. By default, the portal lives at yourdomain.com/volunteer-portal but this URL can be changed under Your Right Campaign > Settings.
First, ensure that you have created at least one walklist under Your Right Campaign > Walk Lists. Then search for voters who belong on the list by going to Your Right Campaign > Search Voters. Enter your search criteria and then select the box on the left next to any voters you wish to add to the walk list. Under the Bulk Actions drop down select the Assign to Walklist option and click Apply. On the next screen, select the walklist that these voters should belong to. Once you save, you can click the link at the top to view your walklist.
Within your walklist, scroll to the Walk List Voters section and ensure it is expanded. Then use the order column to change the order voters appear on your volunteer's walklist. You can also remove a voter from the walklist by checking the corresponding checkbox on the remove column.
Voter records can be obtained from your state or local election authority. The Your Right Campaign plugin does not supply any voter data, you must bring your own. Voter data should be in CSV format to ensure compatibility with the Your Right Campaign plugin. Users are solely responsible for ensuring that their acquisition, import, and use of voter registration lists strictly comply with all applicable local, state, and federal election laws and state board of election usage agreements.
Because the Your Right Campaign plugin encrypts some voter data, you may wish to configure a custom encryption key inside of your wp-config.php file. By default, the plugin will automatically generate and store your encryption key and salt in the WordPress database, but you can save this in wp-config.php instead. This step is completely optional, but may provide increased security for voter records. To use a custom encryption key, you'll want to generate a 64 character long hex encryption key. You can generate a key from a PHP command line using this command: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- php -r "echo bin2hex(random_bytes(32)) . PHP_EOL;" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You'll need to generate two keys, one for the encryption key and one for the encryption salt. Before you add any voter data, you'll want to update your wp-config.php file with two new constants, YRCVO_ENCRYPTION_KEY and YRCVO_HMAC_SALT. Your values should look like those below: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /* Custom constants for GOTV voter data encryption */ define( 'YRCVO_ENCRYPTION_KEY', '67229b55f6f9e62763d492b16d52ea66922022ef36dd50d5495c1a1b9cef2b72' ); define( 'YRCVO_HMAC_SALT', '75c6b8af78d21a84a06b154ffae1d3c60b3e5502aa1864f5b5c208be4ed02f8b' ); --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are unable to generate an encryption key using the command listed above, you can use any value for the encryption key and salt, however this will be significantly weaker than using a properly generated bin2hex key. For the highest level of security, we recommend using a server environment variable for storage of your encryption key and salt. This approach will provide the best protection of voter data. Do not lose your key as without it you will be unable to decrypt your voter data! Your Right Website LLC is not responsible for data loss or unrecoverable voter records resulting from lost encryption keys, misplaced salts, or improper server migration.
We are currently building a Plugin Manual to help answer all your questions. Please be patient as we add to this manual over time. You can also open a support request on the WordPress.org Support Forums or contact us directly.

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