A Senate race means reaching hundreds of thousands of voters in a short window. The candidate needed to connect with voters repeatedly, take questions live, and learn which issues mattered most — without leaving the trail. Access Live telephone town halls made it possible, putting him in front of thousands of voters at once by phone, online, and on social media.

Access Live dials a targeted voter list, connects participants to a live conversation with the candidate, and streams the event to the web and social channels simultaneously. During each event, the candidate spoke directly to voters, answered screened questions live, and ran keypad polls that showed the campaign which messages resonated.