Running June 17 through Labor Day, this nine-module* virtual training program is designed for ballot measure leaders navigating real-time campaign challenges. Led by experienced practitioners from across the country, sessions are grounded in today’s political environment and focused on practical strategies campaigns can use immediately. While primarily designed for active 2026 campaigns, the series is also open to organizers planning for 2027 and beyond.
*Select modules will be offered twice to accommodate busy campaign schedules.
This summer's modules include:
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101 | Funding the Finish: Strategic Fundraising in the Final Stretch
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101 | Layered Voter Contact: Scaling Field + Communications for Impact
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201 | Holding the Line: Winning a ‘No’ Campaign Under Pressure
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201 | Winning Isn't the End: Preparing for Implementation
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201 | Safety in the Field: Protecting Staff, Volunteers, and Voters
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201 | Messaging Under Pressure: Persuasion & Countering Misinformation
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201 | Scenario Planning Lab: Preparing for What Comes Next
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301 | Litigation as Strategy: Preparing for Challenges Before and After Election Day
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301 | Narrative Power in a Rigged Election Environment
Participants who attend at least 5 sessions across the Road Trip to Victory series and complete the required evaluation forms will receive:
⭐ A Road Trip to Victory Certificate of Completion from BISC
⭐ Exclusive BISC swag mailed after the series concludes
We're excited to build, strategize, and learn together this summer!
**Summer Supporter**
We're grateful to our Summer Supporter sponsor, Landslide Political, for helping make the Road Trip to Victory summer training series possible.
Landslide Political is a 100% minority- and LGBTQ+-owned field organizing firm with an award-winning track record and a 100% ballot initiative qualification rate. Founded on a belief that passion and accountability drive real change, Landslide brings strategic expertise and measurable results to campaigns, ballot measures, and elections at every level of government—from municipal races to statewide initiatives.