Should campaign canvassers hide their logo and dress neutral to avoid turning off voters? Absolutely not. In this practical guide from a veteran campaign manager with experience in managing field programs in 23 states, discover 5 compelling reasons why proudly wearing campaign swag builds trust, boosts name recognition, and maximizes every door knock. From avoiding hidden-agenda suspicions to leveraging legal protections and pre-notifying police for smoother operations, transparency wins elections. Read why stealth tactics backfire and how visibility turns contacts into votes.

Did you know that it takes 14 door knocks to generate one vote, and face-to-face voter contact at the door increases turnout by 53% among those canvassed? In politics, personal connections cut through the noise unlike any other method; as the saying goes, “Doors win wars.” From Abraham Lincoln’s timeless advice to real-world flips like Ryan Fazio’s 2.5-point victory in a Biden +10 district, targeted door-to-door canvassing remains the number-one way to connect with voters, turn them out, and advance conservative values.