Local race monitoring
SENTINEL helps campaigns monitor the city, county, district, and issue coverage that generic national tools often treat as noise.
Monitor candidate names, local offices, council issues, school board debates, county offices, and neighborhood outlets.
Track district numbers, opponent names, committee language, caucus messaging, local endorsements, and issue coverage.
Monitor broader coverage while still prioritizing local relevance, source quality, and whether the item needs response.
Read the monitoring guideExample workflow
Track candidate names, opponents, committees, local issues, offices, districts, and source-specific terms.
Keep low-confidence mentions in the dashboard, send standard clips by email or Slack, and reserve SMS for relevant critical alerts.
Give the campaign a clear view of what changed, why it matters, and what to do next.
No. SENTINEL is especially useful for local races where small outlets, local issues, and opponent mentions can move quickly.
SENTINEL is built around campaign context: candidate names, opponents, districts, committees, issues, severity, relevance, and response posture.
Yes. SENTINEL is designed for dashboard monitoring plus email, SMS, and Slack alert delivery, with controls for severity, relevance, and recipient routing.
Yes. Public SEO pages point visitors to account creation so campaign teams can start the onboarding flow.
Learn the fundamentals of political media monitoring for campaign teams.
See how SENTINEL supports campaign managers and communications teams.
Route campaign alerts through email, SMS, Slack, and the dashboard.
Compare generic alerts with campaign-aware monitoring.
Compare free alerts, enterprise PR tools, and campaign-aware workflows.
Track opponents, committees, issue narratives, and local coverage.
SENTINEL is built for local races, rapid response, and teams that need a clear next step.
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