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Swing Left is a US-based, non-profit Democratic grassroots political organization founded in January 2017 and headquartered in Washington, DC. It mobilizes a network of approximately 1 million grassroots members organized through 450+ local groups spanning 40 states to elect Democratic candidates in competitive federal and state-level races. Since inception, the organization reports raising more than $140 million for Democratic candidates and generating 50 million+ voter contacts through canvassing, phone banking, letter writing, and fundraising events.

The organization's flagship offering is Ground Truth, an AI-augmented voter contact program piloted in 2025 across 12 congressional swing districts and scaled in 2026 to target more than 60 House, Senate, and gubernatorial races. Ground Truth's distinguishing methodology involves volunteers conducting 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations at the door—including with low-propensity voters and Trump supporters—and recording structured summaries. Custom-built AI tooling processes the resulting conversation text to surface themes, trends, and follow-up opportunities, with insights made available to Democratic campaigns under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion that permits the data sharing without triggering coordination rules. Supporting programs include the College Network for campus organizing, thematic donation funds (Balance of Power, Flip the House, Win the Senate, Win in the States), and a Mobilize-integrated volunteer event platform.

Revenue is generated entirely through small-dollar donations processed via ActBlue and routed through strategic funds; Swing Left does not charge for its programs and has no membership fees. The organization operates with 101-250 employees under Executive Director Yasmin Radjy (since 2022) and Managing Director Zack Malitz. Its nonpartisan affiliate Vote Forward operates under shared executive leadership. The organization does not accept venture or private equity investment and is governed by an independent board.

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Swing Left is a US-based non-profit Democratic grassroots organization that mobilizes 1 million members across 40 states to elect Democrats through voter contact, fundraising, and its AI-augmented Ground Truth canvassing program.

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political grassroots organizing, voter canvassing programs, electoral campaign fundraising, volunteer mobilization services, democratic political organizing
Industry3 codes
1Political/GOTV & Advocacy Calling (Campaigns)
CodeBPAAADAKPrimaryYes
2Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy
CodeBPAGAFAJPrimaryNo
3Civic Participation & Leadership Development (Voting, Advocacy, Community Leadership)
CodeEDAAADALPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Political Organizations813940
  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
  • Civic and Social Organizations813410
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Political Grassroots Organizing
GTM motion3 records

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Revenue model1 record
1Small-Dollar Donation Processing
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Swing Left raises funds through ActBlue donation pages, accepting small-dollar contributions from individual grassroots donors. The organization directs funds to competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial candidates through strategic funds. No membership fees or subscription revenue.

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Swing Left organizes and mobilizes grassroots volunteers to elect Democrats in competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial races through canvassing, phone banking, letter-writing, relational organizing, and targeted small-dollar fundraising routed via ActBlue into thematic strategic funds. Its flagship program, Ground Truth, deploys volunteers to conduct 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations at every door in targeted precincts and uses custom-built AI tooling to convert those conversations into voter intelligence that is shared with campaigns and elected officials. The organization also operates a College Network, a network of 450+ local groups across 40 states, and a suite of issue- and race-specific donation vehicles.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • 100% win rate for races the Swing Left community supported in 2025
+4 more records
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Swing Left is a Democratic grassroots organizing organization, not a traditional software product company. Its offerings consist of electoral organizing programs centered around its Ground Truth canvassing initiative, plus fundraising mechanisms for competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial races. Ground Truth is the core innovation—a people-powered voter contact program using AI-analyzed conversation data to help campaigns understand and persuade voters. Additional offerings include a network of 450+ local volunteer groups, college organizing programs, and various themed donation funds. The organization does not offer a unified software platform with modular components; rather, it provides a suite of political organizing programs and donation vehicles.

Product and service6 records
1Ground Truth
CategoryCanvassing program
Description

Swing Left's people-powered voter contact program. Volunteers knock on every door in targeted precincts, conduct 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations with voters (including low-propensity voters and Trump supporters), record structured summaries, and feed the data through custom-built AI tooling that identifies themes, trends, and follow-up opportunities. Insights are shared with Democratic campaigns, elected officials, and party committees under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion.

2Flip the House Fund
CategoryFundraising product
Description

A donation fund focused on the closest Republican-held House districts to help Democrats win back the U.S. House. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and directed to competitive House candidates as part of Swing Left's strategic funds.

3Win the Senate Fund
CategoryFundraising product
Description

A donation fund targeting the closest Senate races that will determine control of the U.S. Senate. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and directed to candidates such as Mary Peltola, Sherrod Brown, Roy Cooper, Jon Ossoff, and Graham Platner.

4Win in the States Fund
CategoryFundraising product
Description

A donation fund supporting the most competitive gubernatorial races to win state-level power ahead of the 2030 Census reapportionment and redistricting cycle.

5Balance of Power Fund
CategoryFundraising product
Description

A priority donation fund supporting a mix of must-win U.S. House, Senate, and gubernatorial races across the country. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and routed by Swing Left to competitive races.

6College Programs (Swing Left College Network)
CategoryOrganizing program
Description

Swing Left's campus organizing initiative providing free training, support, resources, and volunteer opportunities for college students to take action in competitive federal and state-level elections. Operates as a top-of-funnel recruiting channel for the broader Swing Left organization.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion, Ground Truth makes its voter conversation data and insights available to Democratic candidate campaigns, party committees, and elected officials. This is a unique partnership structure enabled by the FEC ruling that clarifies canvassing data does not constitute coordinated communication.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Vote Forward is Swing Left's nonpartisan affiliate organization. Executive Director Yasmin Radjy has served as ED of both Swing Left and Vote Forward since 2022. The two organizations are closely aligned operationally and share leadership.

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Description

Board member Paulette Aniskoff is a Partner at Bully Pulpit International and former Director of Public Engagement in the Obama Administration. The connection provides strategic communications and public engagement expertise.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Nonpartisan letter-writing-to-voters organization sharing leadership with Swing Left (Yasmin Radjy is ED of both). Directly comparable in mission and voter contact methodology, and Swing Left's letter-writing metric (669K+ in 2025) is partly delivered through this network.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Recruits and supports young, progressive first-time candidates for down-ballot races. Comparable as part of the Democratic grassroots infrastructure ecosystem focused on building long-term Democratic bench strength, with overlap in donor and volunteer audiences.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The dominant Democratic small-dollar donation processing platform through which Swing Left routes fundraising. Highly relevant as the shared fundraising infrastructure for Democratic candidates and committees and a force multiplier for Swing Left's strategic funds.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Volunteer event-discovery and event-management platform powering Swing Left's canvassing and phone-bank sign-ups. Closely comparable as a shared Democratic organizing technology partner used across progressive campaigns.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Progressive youth-voter mobilization organization founded by Tom Steyer running large-scale voter registration, turnout, and persuasion programs. Directly comparable as a Democratic-aligned voter contact organization; Swing Left's Managing Director previously held senior roles there.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Volunteer-driven organization connecting liberal-leaning volunteers with state legislative races in districts critical to redistricting. Highly comparable strategic positioning—state-level power building for redistricting—that overlaps directly with Swing Left's 'Win in the States' franchise.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Progressive grassroots group founded after the 2016 election with local-chapter-based organizing to resist the Republican agenda and elect Democrats. Closely comparable membership-based model with local groups distributed across states, competing for the same volunteer pool.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Official national party committee for the Democratic Party, coordinating federal-level voter contact, fundraising, and candidate support. Functions as a broader incumbent player with overlapping voter contact and donor acquisition activities, but operating at party-wide rather than grassroots-focused scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Political arm of Planned Parenthood engaging in electoral organizing, voter contact, and candidate endorsement on Democratic-aligned issues. Overlaps with Swing Left in volunteer base, donor pool, and candidate-support infrastructure; Swing Left's ED previously served as National Political Director there.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Progressive grassroots mobilization organization that recruits members, runs campaigns, and engages in voter contact on Democratic-aligned issues. Directly comparable as a parallel digital-first grassroots advocacy organization competing for the same volunteers and donors.

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Swing Left

Political Grassroots Organizingswingleft.org

Swing Left is a US-based non-profit Democratic grassroots organization that mobilizes 1 million members across 40 states to elect Democrats through voter contact, fundraising, and its AI-augmented Ground Truth canvassing program.

What Swing Left does

Swing Left is a US-based, non-profit Democratic grassroots political organization founded in January 2017 and headquartered in Washington, DC. It mobilizes a network of approximately 1 million grassroots members organized through 450+ local groups spanning 40 states to elect Democratic candidates in competitive federal and state-level races. Since inception, the organization reports raising more than $140 million for Democratic candidates and generating 50 million+ voter contacts through canvassing, phone banking, letter writing, and fundraising events.

The organization's flagship offering is Ground Truth, an AI-augmented voter contact program piloted in 2025 across 12 congressional swing districts and scaled in 2026 to target more than 60 House, Senate, and gubernatorial races. Ground Truth's distinguishing methodology involves volunteers conducting 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations at the door—including with low-propensity voters and Trump supporters—and recording structured summaries. Custom-built AI tooling processes the resulting conversation text to surface themes, trends, and follow-up opportunities, with insights made available to Democratic campaigns under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion that permits the data sharing without triggering coordination rules. Supporting programs include the College Network for campus organizing, thematic donation funds (Balance of Power, Flip the House, Win the Senate, Win in the States), and a Mobilize-integrated volunteer event platform.

Revenue is generated entirely through small-dollar donations processed via ActBlue and routed through strategic funds; Swing Left does not charge for its programs and has no membership fees. The organization operates with 101-250 employees under Executive Director Yasmin Radjy (since 2022) and Managing Director Zack Malitz. Its nonpartisan affiliate Vote Forward operates under shared executive leadership. The organization does not accept venture or private equity investment and is governed by an independent board.

Swing Left firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Swing Left
Legal name
Swing Left
Website
https://swingleft.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Swing Left is a US-based non-profit Democratic grassroots organization that mobilizes 1 million members across 40 states to elect Democrats through voter contact, fundraising, and its AI-augmented Ground Truth canvassing program.
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akta.pro rank

Swing Left industry classification

Industry
Product category
Political Grassroots Organizing
NAICS
Political Organizations (813940), Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Civic and Social Organizations (813410)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Political/GOTV & Advocacy Calling (Campaigns) (BPAAADAK)
akta.pro secondary industries
Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy (BPAGAFAJ), Civic Participation & Leadership Development (Voting, Advocacy, Community Leadership) (EDAAADAL)

Keywords

  • Political grassroots organizing
  • Voter canvassing programs
  • Electoral campaign fundraising
  • Volunteer mobilization services
  • Democratic political organizing

Where Swing Left is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Swing Left business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Small-Dollar Donation Processing: Swing Left raises funds through ActBlue donation pages, accepting small-dollar contributions from individual grassroots donors. The organization directs funds to competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial candidates through strategic funds. No membership fees or subscription revenue.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels9 records

Swing Left product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Swing Left organizes and mobilizes grassroots volunteers to elect Democrats in competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial races through canvassing, phone banking, letter-writing, relational organizing, and targeted small-dollar fundraising routed via ActBlue into thematic strategic funds. Its flagship program, Ground Truth, deploys volunteers to conduct 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations at every door in targeted precincts and uses custom-built AI tooling to convert those conversations into voter intelligence that is shared with campaigns and elected officials. The organization also operates a College Network, a network of 450+ local groups across 40 states, and a suite of issue- and race-specific donation vehicles.

Product overview

Swing Left is a Democratic grassroots organizing organization, not a traditional software product company. Its offerings consist of electoral organizing programs centered around its Ground Truth canvassing initiative, plus fundraising mechanisms for competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial races. Ground Truth is the core innovation—a people-powered voter contact program using AI-analyzed conversation data to help campaigns understand and persuade voters. Additional offerings include a network of 450+ local volunteer groups, college organizing programs, and various themed donation funds. The organization does not offer a unified software platform with modular components; rather, it provides a suite of political organizing programs and donation vehicles.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Ground Truth Swing Left's people-powered voter contact program. Volunteers knock on every door in targeted precincts, conduct 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations with voters (including low-propensity voters and Trump supporters), record structured summaries, and feed the data through custom-built AI tooling that identifies themes, trends, and follow-up opportunities. Insights are shared with Democratic campaigns, elected officials, and party committees under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion.
  • Flip the House Fund A donation fund focused on the closest Republican-held House districts to help Democrats win back the U.S. House. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and directed to competitive House candidates as part of Swing Left's strategic funds.
  • Win the Senate Fund A donation fund targeting the closest Senate races that will determine control of the U.S. Senate. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and directed to candidates such as Mary Peltola, Sherrod Brown, Roy Cooper, Jon Ossoff, and Graham Platner.
  • Win in the States Fund A donation fund supporting the most competitive gubernatorial races to win state-level power ahead of the 2030 Census reapportionment and redistricting cycle.
  • Balance of Power Fund A priority donation fund supporting a mix of must-win U.S. House, Senate, and gubernatorial races across the country. Contributions are processed through ActBlue and routed by Swing Left to competitive races.
  • College Programs (Swing Left College Network) Swing Left's campus organizing initiative providing free training, support, resources, and volunteer opportunities for college students to take action in competitive federal and state-level elections. Operates as a top-of-funnel recruiting channel for the broader Swing Left organization.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 100% win rate for races the Swing Left community supported in 2025
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Swing Left

Customer profile

Named customers8 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Swing Left technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

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AI maturity

App detail

AI capability4 records

Feature2 records

Swing Left partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Democratic Campaigns and Elected OfficialscoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 January 2025Under a 2024 FEC advisory opinion, Ground Truth makes its voter conversation data and insights available to Democratic candidate campaigns, party committees, and elected officials. This is a unique partnership structure enabled by the FEC ruling that clarifies canvassing data does not constitute coordinated communication.
  • Vote ForwardcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerVote Forward is Swing Left's nonpartisan affiliate organization. Executive Director Yasmin Radjy has served as ED of both Swing Left and Vote Forward since 2022. The two organizations are closely aligned operationally and share leadership.
  • Bully Pulpit InternationalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerBoard member Paulette Aniskoff is a Partner at Bully Pulpit International and former Director of Public Engagement in the Obama Administration. The connection provides strategic communications and public engagement expertise.

Scale indicators13 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Swing Left competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Vote Forward: Nonpartisan letter-writing-to-voters organization sharing leadership with Swing Left (Yasmin Radjy is ED of both). Directly comparable in mission and voter contact methodology, and Swing Left's letter-writing metric (669K+ in 2025) is partly delivered through this network.
  • ActBlue: The dominant Democratic small-dollar donation processing platform through which Swing Left routes fundraising. Highly relevant as the shared fundraising infrastructure for Democratic candidates and committees and a force multiplier for Swing Left's strategic funds.
  • Mobilize: Volunteer event-discovery and event-management platform powering Swing Left's canvassing and phone-bank sign-ups. Closely comparable as a shared Democratic organizing technology partner used across progressive campaigns.
  • NextGen America: Progressive youth-voter mobilization organization founded by Tom Steyer running large-scale voter registration, turnout, and persuasion programs. Directly comparable as a Democratic-aligned voter contact organization; Swing Left's Managing Director previously held senior roles there.
  • Sister District: Volunteer-driven organization connecting liberal-leaning volunteers with state legislative races in districts critical to redistricting. Highly comparable strategic positioning—state-level power building for redistricting—that overlaps directly with Swing Left's 'Win in the States' franchise.
  • Indivisible: Progressive grassroots group founded after the 2016 election with local-chapter-based organizing to resist the Republican agenda and elect Democrats. Closely comparable membership-based model with local groups distributed across states, competing for the same volunteer pool.
  • Planned Parenthood Votes: Political arm of Planned Parenthood engaging in electoral organizing, voter contact, and candidate endorsement on Democratic-aligned issues. Overlaps with Swing Left in volunteer base, donor pool, and candidate-support infrastructure; Swing Left's ED previously served as National Political Director there.
  • MoveOn: Progressive grassroots mobilization organization that recruits members, runs campaigns, and engages in voter contact on Democratic-aligned issues. Directly comparable as a parallel digital-first grassroots advocacy organization competing for the same volunteers and donors.

Emerging players

  • Run for Something: Recruits and supports young, progressive first-time candidates for down-ballot races. Comparable as part of the Democratic grassroots infrastructure ecosystem focused on building long-term Democratic bench strength, with overlap in donor and volunteer audiences.

Broad incumbents

  • Democratic National Committee (DNC): Official national party committee for the Democratic Party, coordinating federal-level voter contact, fundraising, and candidate support. Functions as a broader incumbent player with overlapping voter contact and donor acquisition activities, but operating at party-wide rather than grassroots-focused scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Swing Left social profiles

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Swing Left financial estimates

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Swing Left leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles17 records

Swing Left funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Swing Left M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Swing Left

What does Swing Left do?

Swing Left organizes and mobilizes grassroots volunteers to elect Democrats in competitive House, Senate, and gubernatorial races through canvassing, phone banking, letter-writing, relational organizing, and targeted small-dollar fundraising routed via ActBlue into thematic strategic funds. Its flagship program, Ground Truth, deploys volunteers to conduct 10-15 minute deep-listening conversations at every door in targeted precincts and uses custom-built AI tooling to convert those conversations into voter intelligence that is shared with campaigns and elected officials. The organization also operates a College Network, a network of 450+ local groups across 40 states, and a suite of issue- and race-specific donation vehicles.

Is Swing Left a public or private company?

Swing Left is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Swing Left founded?

Swing Left was founded in 2017. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Swing Left based?

Swing Left is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Swing Left make money?

One revenue line is on record: small-Dollar Donation Processing.

Who are Swing Left's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Vote Forward, ActBlue, Mobilize, NextGen America, Sister District, Indivisible, Planned Parenthood Votes and MoveOn. Run for Something is listed as an emerging player. Democratic National Committee (DNC) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Swing Left have an API?

No public API is recorded for Swing Left.

What industry is Swing Left in?

Swing Left's product category is Political Grassroots Organizing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAAADAK, Political/GOTV & Advocacy Calling (Campaigns), with a secondary code of BPAGAFAJ, Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy. Its NAICS code is 813940 and its SIC code is 8600.

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NBC NewsDemocratic grassroots group to target more than 60 races with ambitious canvassing effortSwing Left, a Democratic grassroots organization, announced Thursday it is expanding its canvassing effort to target more than 60 congressional, Senate, and gubernatorial races, up from 33 House battlegrounds, aiming to conduct at least 500,000 substantive voter conversations through its 'Ground Truth' program. The organization plans to raise $25 million for the effort and attributes its expanded reach to President Donald Trump's declining approval ratings and recent Democratic electoral successes. The group also outlined a long-term strategy extending through the 2032 presidential election, focused on positioning Democrats ahead of census reapportionment that could reshape the Electoral College map.YahooDemocratic grassroots group to target more than 60 races with ambitious canvassing effortSwing Left, a Democratic grassroots group, expanded its target list to 63 congressional, Senate, and gubernatorial races, aiming for over 500,000 substantive voter conversations. The group plans to raise $25 million and uses AI to analyze canvassing data. It also outlines a long-term strategy to win the 2032 presidential election.ThehillDemocratic group launches campaign donation clearinghouseSwing Left launched its Immediate Impact Fund, a rotating clearinghouse for small-dollar donations to Democratic campaigns. The fund targets races needing support, including Senate and House contests, and has raised about $15 million for Democrats in 2024.PR NewswireAhead of Critical Midterm Elections, Kerry Washington, Tracee Ellis Ross, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton & Many More Team Up to Galvanize a Mass Movement of VolunteeringSwing Left and its coalition of over 60 progressive organizations, including Indivisible, MoveOn, and EMILY's List, launched a video series featuring more than 40 cultural figures to encourage Americans to volunteer during the last weekend before the November 6, 2018 midterm elections. The initiative, titled 'The Last Call for The Last Weekend,' aims to collectively log 1 million volunteer hours through door-knocking and voter phone calls, with over 70,000 grassroots volunteers already pledged to more than 450,000 hours since the program's July launch. Notable participants in the video series include Kerry Washington, Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Anna Wintour, alongside previously unreleased music by Moby.AxiosSix Republicans added to progressive group's 2018 target listSwing Left added six GOP-held districts to its 2018 target list, bringing the total to 84 races. The districts are Florida's 16th, Illinois' 14th, New York's 1st, Ohio's 12th, Pennsylvania's 16th, and Texas' 31st. The group cites a surge of grassroots activists in these areas.TechCrunchVice’s Director of Mobile Apps Ben Jackson is creating his own startup advisory firmBen Jackson, former Vice Media director of mobile apps, is launching a startup advisory firm named For The Win to provide executive coaching, design, and operational guidance. He has already begun working with clients including marketing agency Spherical and the volunteer network Swing Left.AxiosThe Trump resistance has monetized viral momentsAfter the House passed a bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, Trump resistance groups launched ad campaigns and fundraising efforts. Daily Kos raised over $400,000 in five hours, and Swing Left raised $500,000 in 24 hours. The 24/7 news cycle enabled these groups to leverage viral moments for their 2018 campaign.Business InsiderA grassroots movement aiming to help Democrats take back the House is going viralA grassroots campaign called Swing Left, launched after Trump's inauguration, has gathered over 100,000 signups to help Democrats win the House in 2018. It maps 52 swing districts and requires Democrats to flip 24 of them. The site has been shared about 217,000 times on Facebook.