The Complete AI
Campaign Operating System.

One platform. Two integrated pillars.

CDO unifies what every other campaign uses 15–20 separate tools to approximate — with a cross-pillar AI that makes each function smarter than anything running in isolation.

What campaigns know vs. what they could know

Every campaign operates on yesterday's intelligence. The gap between what's collected and what's actionable is where races are won and lost.

The Fundraising Battlefield — 2026

Democratic candidates have built an unprecedented financial advantage in key competitive races. Real FEC data, refreshed against api.open.fec.gov 2026-05-17 (per audit 2026-05-17 Pod 1).

Interactive US Senate Map

Hover any state for race intelligence. Pulsing states are true toss-ups. All 33 Class 2 regular elections + 2 Class 3 specials (OH, FL) rated. States with no 2026 Senate race render in neutral and surface a “no 2026 election” note on hover.

Competitive Race Polling Anchors

Sourced single-poll margin per race. Blue above zero = D leading. Red below = R leading. No interpolated trajectory between dates — per Catalyst Data Integrity audit 2026-05-17 Pod 1.

Where the Race Is Won or Lost

Georgia Senate demographic breakdown — Ossoff's path to victory. Bar width = % of electorate. ESTIMATED Anchored to Emerson Feb 28–Mar 2 2026 topline; bloc support × electorate share derived from Catalist 2024 precinct vote shares + Census ACS 2023 ethnicity weighting (race × vote crosstab not in Emerson release).

Beyond the Top-Line Average

Candlestick polling ranges, beeswarm individual polls, and uncertainty-weighted averages across every key Senate race.

Cross-Signal Intelligence — Georgia Senate Race

Four independent data streams synthesized into unified race intelligence. When all four signals align — you have conviction.

Forecast & Contagion

Probabilistic outcome modeling meets media ecosystem mapping. Know where the race is going — and how stories are spreading.

Live Intelligence Engines

Not visualizations of static data. Active AI systems querying live signals, synthesizing answers, and surfacing insights in real time.

House Toss-Ups — Live Race Intelligence

Eight Cook-rated Toss-Up districts where the chamber is decided. FEC live; rating SOURCED from Cook Political Report 2026-05-14. Each card surfaces top D and top R challenger by cycle receipts. District-level public polling is sparse HONEST GAP — Cook's race chart linked per card.

Toss-Up Districts — Money Map

Top D vs top R fundraiser in each of the 8 featured Cook Toss-Up districts. Coverage windows are the most recent FEC quarterly filing per candidate (Q1 2026, filed Apr 15; PA-08 and NE-02 carry April 22nd / 29th amendments).

All 435 Districts — Hover Any Competitive Race

Each square = one congressional district, state clusters anchored to each state's projected geographic centroid on a d3.geoAlbersUsa() US projection over us-atlas v3 state outlines. 71 competitive districts (25 Toss-Up + 15 Lean D + 25 Lean R + 4 Likely D + 2 Likely R) pulse cyan. Hover for race intel. Cook geographic map →

The 50% Line — Exactly Which Seats Decide Control

Each chamber rendered as a parliamentary hemicycle with a vertical 50%-control line. Seats sorted Safe-D → Lean-D → Toss-Up → Lean-R → Safe-R, so the toss-up seats cluster around the line by construction — these are the literal seats that flip the chamber. Hover any seat for incumbent, party, 2026 rating.

Where The Polling Industry Goes Dark

Of 25 Cook Toss-Up House districts, only a handful have had any public general-election head-to-head poll in Q1 2026. The Senate side gets the headlines; the chamber is decided in the House. Catalyst's value proposition starts here.

CA-22 — Where the Central Valley Decides

California's 22nd is the canonical structural-mismatch district: Biden won it by 13 in 2020, Harris won it by 9 in 2024 — and Valadao (R) has held it through both. 65% Latino electorate, $40B regional agriculture economy, water rights as the dominant cleavage. Pick CA-22 right, you pick the chamber.

CA-22 Deep-Dive · How Catalyst Reads a Race

The same chassis the Senate brief uses — applied to the chamber-defining House race. Every number chip-labeled; the brief is opinionated where the data supports it and silent where it doesn't.

Not a dashboard. An operation.

Fourteen interconnected capabilities, running simultaneously, 24 hours a day. Each one changes the game individually. Together, they change the cycle.

Beyond the Headline Number

While every campaign watches the top-line average, we're reading the crosstabs.

What Becomes Possible

Six analytical capabilities that didn't exist before. Now they do.

Campaign Operations — Fully Automated

CDO doesn't just tell you what's happening — it runs the campaign. 12 fully integrated operational modules, each powered by AI, each feeding intelligence back into the unified platform.

Not a bolt-on. A category of one.

CDO is the first AI-native full-stack campaign platform. Every other tool is legacy software with AI features grafted on. Here's what that means in practice.

Replace Your Entire Stack

CDO replaces $200K–800K in legacy point solutions with a single unified platform. Here's what campaigns currently spend — and what they'd redirect to winning.

The window is open. The cycle is accelerating.

Infrastructure for the 2026 cycle.

Brainworks Ventures is building the intelligence infrastructure that the 2026 cycle deserves.

The infrastructure for the
next Democratic president.
Built now.

The 2026 cycle is the proving ground. But the platform is designed for what comes next.

"Most presidential campaigns spend the first 6 months building infrastructure.
This one starts with 18 months of intelligence already in the system."

Ready to see the
complete platform in action?

We're selectively briefing senior Democratic operatives on the full platform — intelligence, operations, and cross-pillar AI synthesis. 60 minutes. Live demonstration. No slides.