What is the club's origin?

The club grew out of the Students for Warren movement and continues that organizing tradition by supporting Democratic candidates more broadly.

What kinds of activities will I actually be doing?

Phone banking, canvassing, tabling, voter registration, and other voter engagement events — all focused on real elections.

What types of races does the club work on?

The club works on various races, including both primary and general elections, not limited to any single office or level of government.

National Ground Game at Berkeley

Political Advocacy Groups

Born out of the Students for Warren movement, this club works to elect strong Democratic candidates by mobilizing UC Berkeley students in primary and general elections. Day-to-day work includes phone banking, canvassing, tabling, and voter registration drives. Members gain hands-on electoral organizing experience working directly on real campaigns across multiple races.

Events They Host

Voter Registration Drives

Tabling and voter registration events to engage students in upcoming elections.

Phone Banking Events

Organized phone banking sessions to mobilize voters for Democratic candidates.

Canvassing Events

Door-to-door canvassing in support of Democratic candidates across various races.