For local political committees of any kind
City committees. County committees. Clubs and caucuses.
The volunteers who keep local politics running.
Mission: Help local committees run themselves well: better meetings, clear assignments, and safer communication.
WAKE.the.PARTY
Purpose: Wake the Party gives a local committee one place to organize: set up committees and roles, build agendas, hand out assignments and see their status at a glance, and keep members' accounts and conversations secure.
Organized committees get more done.
What this site does today: Free planning tools that run in your browser (nothing is uploaded) plus practical guides. Nonpartisan · open to committees of any party or none · Preview: no accounts yet.
Why Wake the Party
Local committees run on volunteers, and volunteers' time is precious.
Meetings run long without an agenda. Tasks get agreed to and then forgotten. Sensitive conversations end up in group texts, and old members keep access to shared accounts. Wake the Party puts simple, repeatable structure around all of it.
Built for local political committees of any kind, of any party or none.
How it works
- 1Set up committeesRoles, charters, quorum
- 2Plan the meetingTimed agenda, sent ahead
- 3Assign the workAn owner and a due date
- 4Report statusOne-click status report
- 5Stay secure2FA, roles, encrypted chat
Committee tools
Committees
Structure, officer roles, committee charters, quorum and minutes.
Open →Meetings & Agendas
Build a timed agenda from a standard order of business. Print or copy it.
Open →Assignments
Make assignments and produce a status report in seconds.
Open →Secure Chat
Talk in an end-to-end encrypted space. In-portal chat is coming soon.
Open →Security
Two-factor sign-in, device hygiene and access roles, step by step.
Open →Wake the Nation
The Wake family overview.
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