Use advocacy actions if you want to influence elected officials and other decision makers. There are three advocacy action types: Petition, Custom Email Target, and Contact Your Lawmaker.

Gather petition signatures and deliver them to a decision-maker with this action type.

People are geo-matched to their lawmakers then write them a message, call them, or tweet them. Learn more about creating a Contact Your Lawmakers button.
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Contact Your Lawmaker is available in the following countries for these recipients.

With a single action, people can email up to 20 decision-makers whose email addresses you enter when creating the action.

Use awareness actions if you want to get people's attention and move them towards greater engagement with your organization. There are four awareness action types: Poll, Sentiment Poll, Dial, and Quiz.

Ask people to select to complete a multiple choice poll to understand their opinions about an issue.

An enhanced poll allowing the audience to answer along a sliding scale. Use sentiment polls to understand how people feel about a topic.

Typically used for numerical quizzes, the Dial offers people a range to estimate the answer to a question. This can also be used as a poll if no answer is provided.

Ask people to answer a multiple-choice question. Once they make a selection, they'll see the correct answer. Use this action type to educate your audience about a topic.

Use community actions to engage people who are already involved with your organization. There are three community action types: Check Registration (US only), Signup, and Opinion.

Easily allow people to see if they are registered to vote. Provide them with a follow-up action based on whether their registration status.

Gather email addresses, names, and mobile phone numbers to invite your audience to sign up to receive communications from your organization.

A free-text form that gathers people's thoughts to provide real insight into the varied viewpoints of your audience.
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