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Social movements are more likely to secure wins when there are more Democrats and progressive allies in office. The vast majority of campaigns also rely both directly and indirectly on elected officials, policies, and ballot propositions in order to secure wins. Even organizations that claim to work “outside the system” see much more success in areas with liberal voters and policymakers. Establishing a large base of progressive voters who will approve progressive policies and elect progressive candidates is crucial to social movement success. The most effective strategies for mobilizing progressive voters include:Work with established groups (if you can)Use evidence-based practicesPrioritize personal interactionsAvoid mobilizing the opposition