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Impact Ouest

How data analysis and clear dashboards, built from almost nothing, carried a consular election campaign to victory.

Context2026 French consular election
Scope5 states · American West
ResultElection won
01

The problem

An election to win across a French community spread over five states of the American West, in a few short weeks. A young, independent list with no incumbent advantage, in a field of nine competing lists.

And the data gave little away. The starting point was a raw roll with no context: no demographics, no income, no segments, no real sense of where voters were or what would move them.

Without a clear read of the ground, effort scatters and resources burn. The campaign needed to know where to focus, and fast.

02

Our solution

We built a data foundation from almost nothing. Where the electoral roll was silent, we enriched it: public US Census data, layered on by ZIP code, gave us a socioeconomic read of the electorate that simply did not exist before.

Then we made it legible. Clear, precise dashboards and heat maps turned a flat list into a living map of the campaign, clustering the electorate into ten metropolitan zones across five states, each profiled by age and density.

And the maps became strategy. They revealed entire regions where no rival had any presence, so that is where we focused. They showed an electorate older than our slate, so we leaned into generational renewal. They exposed a field almost absent online, so we owned the digital ground.

Finally, precision. Clean, privacy-respecting outreach was built city by city, so the campaign reached the right audiences at the right moment, not everyone at once. Scattered, incomplete data became decisions the team could act on the same week.

Census-enriched segmentation

A socioeconomic proxy built on public Census data, filling the gaps the electoral roll left wide open.

Dashboards & heat maps

All voters clustered into 10 metropolitan zones across 5 states, mapped by concentration, age, and density.

Competitive intelligence

All nine competing lists decoded from public records to find the white space no one else was covering.

Precision outreach

Clean, deduplicated, privacy-respecting contact perimeters by city, so outreach hit the right people, not everyone.

03

The results

Election won.

A young, non-incumbent list, in a low-turnout, fragmented field.

5

states mapped

10

metro zones

9

lists decoded

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The data made a short campaign efficient: effort concentrated where it counted, the message tuned to each audience, and presence established where competitors had none. A clear demonstration that analytics is not just for large enterprises. Read well, even sparse data turns strategy into results.

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