Hear your supporters, in a tap
Send high-energy, one-tap surveys over RCS to supporters, so they share priorities and rate events from their inbox, reaching far more people than email surveys at a fraction of the cost of polling.
An in-inbox survey reaches far more supporters than email surveys.
Quick polls reveal which issues move your supporters most.
Post-event and town-hall surveys show what resonated.
One tap shapes our priorities. Tell us which issue you care about most 🗳️
A sample Political Campaigns & Advocacy RCS survey, fully customizable.
How RCS surveys work for Political Campaigns & Advocacy
Political campaigns and advocacy groups run on knowing where their supporters and the electorate actually stand — which issues move them, whether a message landed, how a town hall felt. But the polling and feedback tools they rely on are slow and thin: email surveys come back at single-digit rates over days, and a survey from an unknown shortcode reads like spam. RCS surveys reach supporters in the texting inbox they actually open, from a verified, branded sender, with answers in a single tap.
An issue-priorities survey lands as a tappable card with one-tap answer buttons, a post-event survey rates a town hall or rally while it's fresh, and a quick pulse gauges support or message reactions in hours, not weeks. Suggested-reply chips capture sentiment fast, surveys can be configured as anonymous so respondents answer candidly, and live analytics let you watch the sample fill in real time.
The payoff is far higher response rates than email surveys, fast field-and-read pulses you can act on the same day, and a clear picture of which issues and messages actually move your base.
Where it pays off
A tappable survey ranks the issues that move supporters, answered in seconds.
A survey rates a town hall or rally while the experience is fresh, before the memory fades.
A quick message-reaction pulse comes back in hours, so you adjust while it still matters.
Surveys can be configured as anonymous, so respondents share honest views they'd otherwise hold back.
What you can launch
Survey templates in this pack
Sign up to use these survey templatesPolitical Campaigns & Advocacy RCS surveys: common questions
- When should a campaign send a survey over RCS?
- Right after an event while it's fresh, and as quick pulses whenever you need a same-day read on issues or message reactions. An RCS survey lands in the texting inbox supporters actually open, so responses come back in hours — far faster and more often than an email survey that crawls in over days.
- Why do RCS surveys get more responses than email or robocall surveys?
- Supporters answer in one tap — answer buttons, suggested-reply chips, a short scale — right in the messaging app, with no form to load and no call to sit through. That in-inbox experience drives response and completion rates well above email, and the verified, branded sender reads as legitimate rather than an unknown shortcode.
- Can campaign surveys be anonymous so respondents answer candidly?
- Yes. Responses can be configured to aggregate without being tied to a name, which encourages honest answers on issues and candidate preference. State clearly whether responses are anonymous, and every send honors opt-in and STOP.
- What can a campaign field with these survey templates?
- Issue-priorities surveys, post-event feedback, message-reaction and support pulses, and anonymous-feedback options — sent from a verified branded sender in Google Messages on Android and the Messages app on iPhone with iOS 18, with SMS fallback when a phone can't render RCS, and full opt-in and STOP compliance.
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