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ABOUT US

The LGBTQ Connection PAC is dedicated to flipping the U.S. House using the most effective voter persuasion method ever scientifically tested: deep canvassing. We partner with local organizations in target districts — unions, faith communities, civic groups — and train them to build large teams of skilled volunteers and volunteer leaders. Together, we knock on doors and have real, two-way conversations that durably change voters' minds. Peer-reviewed research shows these conversations shift attitudes in ways that last.

OUR 2024 IMPACT IN PHILADELPHIA

Changing the World, One Conversation at a Time

16K

Deep canvassing conversations

20 pts

1,013

20-point turnout surge among deep canvassed voters

Volunteers recruited and trained

Want to Learn More?

Come deep canvass with us. We're already in two key districts for 2026:

PA-10 (Harrisburg) · CO-08 (North of Denver)

No experience needed. We train every canvasser.

Our Current Work

Overall, we could intervene in 3-to-5 congressional districts across the country. We are tracking an additional half dozen districts and the next we hope to add is Nebraska Congressional District 2 (Omaha).

Support Us

HOW YOU

CAN HELP

The most critical way to help launch our Deep Canvassing work in swing states across the country is by donating to the LGBTQ Connection PAC. With all of us pitching in, we can reach more of our highest priority voters.

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Home Teams

Our canvassers knock doors in target districts, but a whole team behind the scenes makes that possible — and you can join from anywhere. Home team volunteers help with research, outreach, data work, and logistics, all virtually. You can also host a house party to raise funds and recruit new volunteers — we'll give you everything you need. Reach out below to learn how to get involved.

"If all we do is talk about our political opinions and we disagree, the conversation's over ... But when we tell a story about somebody we love and we make ourselves vulnerable, what the other person realizes as they're listening is we're not there to judge or shame them."

David Fleischer