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Produces media and written content intended to inform and mobilize voters in support of liberal and Democratic causes. | Produces media and written content intended to inform and mobilize voters in support of liberal and Democratic causes. | ||
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The Call to Action program is a weekly blog run by Digital Ground Game in which the organization publishes a recommended {{wiki|Call_to_action_(marketing)|call to action}} asking its community to take a specific political action. These calls have covered phone banking, signing petitions, contacting elected officials, verifying voter registration, and attending protests and events. Each dispatch is written by a member of the team and published on the organization's website.<ref>{{cite | |||
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Digital Ground Game is a community-driven political action organization that grew out of DGG. It operates with the goal of defending and advancing liberal democratic values through practical and pragmatic political action.[1]
Accomplishments
2024 Election Cycle
During the 2024 election cycle, Digital Ground Game knocked over 360,000 doors across 8 states, operating out of 7 canvassing houses and hosting 4 large-scale events. They led the largest independent canvassing event in Ohio history during the cycle, and were the largest "rookie" ground game of the 2024 election.[1]
2025–2026
On April 10, 2026 Digital Ground Game ran a fundraising campaign that raised over $259,000, which the organization announced would fund a "Liberal Summer" canvassing push ahead of the 2026 midterms.[2]
Team Structure
Dev Team
Responsible for programming and development, including maintenance of the Pragmatic Papers website and the Digital Ground Game's own web infrastructure.
Research Team
Conducts research on political issues, maintains a Talking Points Repository, and provides evidence-based analysis to support the organization's political initiatives and electoral efforts.
Media Team
Produces media and written content intended to inform and mobilize voters in support of liberal and Democratic causes.
Call to Action Program
| Main Article: Digital Ground Game Calls to Action |
The Call to Action program is a weekly blog run by Digital Ground Game in which the organization publishes a recommended call to action 
asking its community to take a specific political action. These calls have covered phone banking, signing petitions, contacting elected officials, verifying voter registration, and attending protests and events. Each dispatch is written by a member of the team and published on the organization's website.[3]
Pragmatic Papers
| Main Article: Pragmatic Papers |
The Pragmatic Papers is a community-run publication that produces topical and succinct news articles that aim to provide individuals with pragmatic and practical solutions that they can participate in to shape the political environment. Occasionally, the publication furnishes articles written by Destiny to provide an opportunity for the community to challenge and debate a belief that he holds.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Digital Ground Game. "About Us". Retrieved 2026, April 11.
- ↑ Digital Ground Game (April 15, 2026). "Announcement and Thank You from Digital Ground Game". Retrieved May 15, 2026.
- ↑ Digital Ground Game (June 7, 2026). "Call to Action". Retrieved June 8, 2026.