We are a next-generation data and engagement platform built to help Democratic campaigns and organizations mobilize young voters. By leveraging data-driven insights, we empower progressive movements to build trust and foster real connections with the next generation of voters.
Our platform integrates gamification, incentives, education, and inspiration into a unified strategy, driving measurable voter engagement and long-term participation. With our tools, campaigns can activate young voices, expand their reach, and maximize their impact in a fast-evolving political landscape.
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Founded in New York City in 2018, we set out to empower young people with tools to make their voices heard. Early success revealed a greater opportunity: helping organizations engage and mobilize young people at scale.
Recognizing the urgent need for authentic online engagement, our founders combined their expertise in organizing, technology, and data to create a powerful platform. By bridging the gap between young people and progressive movements, we developed a suite of tools designed to drive turnout, build trust, and deliver measurable impact.
Since then, we’ve partnered with leading organizations, empowering millions of young people and transforming how they connect with the next generation. And this is just the beginning.
In a world where misinformation spreads rapidly and voter disengagement is rising, campaigns face immense pressure to connect with young voters. Some rely on outdated tactics—neglecting digital spaces, ignoring youth voices, and failing to inspire action—missing opportunities to build real trust and drive turnout.
At Breakthru Dems, we offer a better way.
Through our data-driven platform and suite of engagement tools, we’re transforming how Democratic campaigns and organizations connect with young voters. By prioritizing authenticity, digital-first strategies, and meaningful engagement, we help progressives mobilize youth and drive real impact. Because in today’s political landscape, outreach without trust isn’t just ineffective—it’s a lost election.
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