Reproductive Equity Now NH Statehouse

Reproductive Equity Now

Where do your candidates stand?

Voices for equity deserve to be heard. We’re proud to be their microphone.

The Challenge
With abortion access at stake in the 2024 election, Reproductive Equity Now (REN) sought to educate voters in New Hampshire on their rights and how to vote. REN already had a strong following in Massachusetts and Connecticut but needed to grow its presence among NH residents—without a paid social media budget. The task was to create a full-funnel campaign that promoted their voter’s guide, “Voting for Repro Equity – Now!”, while driving form sign-ups to build their contact list and strengthen their grassroots efforts.
Reproductive Equity Now digital display campaign
The Insight
To ensure voter participation, information needed to be accessible, digestible, and actionable. The campaign centered on empowering voters with the knowledge to navigate the voting process and underscored the urgent need to vote supporting reproductive rights.
The Solution
Knowing that any paid social via meta may be purged in an election cycle, we focused on developing a campaign tailored to RENs organic social media growth goals and voter education in New Hampshire via ad units pushing to a voter information site. We started with a complete templated content calendar built on voter education, reproductive rights advocacy, and community engagement. RENs NH State Director made her voice heard with a direct-to-camera video where she delivered an urgent but approachable message in service of reproductive equity. To go alongside our social efforts, we launched a targeted banner ad campaign featuring branded Ad units that aimed to guide red and blue voters to the informational site for more information. 
What Changed
This campaign proved that a focused strategy and effective creative can yield significant results even with limited resources. REN expanded its reach in New Hampshire, empowering voters to protect reproductive rights and setting a foundation for future grassroots campaigns.