Results

Results you can measure. Records you can check.

Every figure here comes with what it measures and what it doesn’t. VFO measures what matters (qualification, valid signatures, verified records) and never blurs one rate into another.

01 · Ballot access outcomes

Qualification is the outcome that counts.

A petition program is judged by one thing: whether the petition qualified. This is VFO’s historical record on the qualification programs it managed.

100%

Ballot qualification recordHistorical · VFO-managed qualification programs

What it measures
The historical qualification record of ballot qualification programs VFO managed.
What it does not mean
Not a guarantee for any future petition. Qualification is decided by the responsible election official.

What stands behind it

  • Requirement, distribution rules and deadline confirmed with counsel before collection starts
  • A validity cushion based on measured quality, not hope
  • Estimated valid signatures tracked during the drive, by required geography
  • Custody records and a filing package built to the filing office’s requirements

02 · Signature quality

Valid signatures, not just signatures.

Raw signature counts don’t qualify petitions. Valid ones do, so VFO measures how its collected signatures hold up under verification.

83%

Avg. verification rateAmong VFO-collected projects

What it measures
The average verification rate across petition projects VFO collected itself.
What it does not mean
Not a figure for third-party petitions VFO reviews, not a qualification rate, and not comparable with a canvass conversation rate.

What stands behind it

  • Petition-specific circulator training before anyone collects
  • Daily sheet audits and circulator-level quality tracking
  • Signature pattern review, with irregular sheets kept out of the count
  • Validity results fed back to the field while signatures can still be replaced

03 · Program scale

Capacity for large, fast programs.

Deadlines don’t move. The ability to recruit, train and deploy at scale is what makes an aggressive timeline realistic.

520+

Deployable field professionals

What it measures
Field professionals VFO can deploy.
What it does not mean
Deployment capacity, not the number working on one program at the same time.

1M+

Lifetime doors

What it measures
The cumulative doors VFO field teams have worked across programs.
What it does not mean
A measure of field activity. Doors are not contacts or completed conversations, which VFO reports separately.

What stands behind it

  • Recruiting and onboarding infrastructure built for rapid mobilization
  • Role-specific training before deployment
  • In-person field managers and daily supervision
  • Reporting that separates doors attempted, contacts and completed conversations

Results

Field produces results.

High-stakes execution should produce measurable outcomes. Ours does.

Ballot AccessField Brief 01

12 days. 93% verified. Qualified.

Facing a compressed filing deadline in a difficult collection environment, VFO mobilized 42 circulators within 24 hours and collected more than 1,100 signatures door to door.

1,100+ Signatures42 Circulators93% VerifiedQualified

Field IntelligenceField Brief 02

2:1 Positive movement.

Direct community engagement turned household-level conversations into actionable intelligence while measuring how public sentiment changed in the field.

2,803 Doors1,258 Contacts44.8% Contact Rate~2:1 Positive Movement

Campaign Field ExecutionField Brief 03

+24.6 points. Five rounds. One outcome.

A multi-round field program combined persuasion, voter identification and GOTV to turn field intelligence into a decisive election result.

5 RoundsPersuasion + ID + GOTV62.3% Final Vote

Petition IntegrityField Brief 04

32+

Recalls + referendums successfully challenged

VFO combines line-by-line verification, voter matching, fraud analysis and process expertise to identify defects before they become assumptions.

Explore Petition Integrity

How VFO measures results

04 · Quality control

Honest numbers are a standard, not a slogan.

Every figure on this page depends on records that can be checked. These controls produce them.

25+ years of combined team experience in quality assurance and fraud detection.

  1. Raw vs. estimated valid

    Petition reporting separates raw signatures collected from estimated valid signatures, the number that decides qualification.

  2. Activity vs. outcomes

    Canvass reporting separates doors attempted, contacts made and completed conversations.

  3. Verified records

    Field records are checked through supervision, data review and fraud-detection controls before they are reported.

  4. Documented custody

    Every petition’s handling is recorded from collector to filing.

  5. Exceptions on the record

    Irregular sheets and records are flagged, investigated and kept out of counts, and the resolution is documented.

Field wins races.

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