OffLift Campaign Websites

Campaign website design for local election candidates.

Your campaign. Your website. Ready to launch.

OffLift Campaign Websites builds fast, mobile-friendly, accessible websites for candidates running for mayor, city council, school board, county commissioner and other local office in the United States. Every site includes a candidate biography, priorities, events, volunteer and contact forms, a link to your approved donation platform and space for legal disclaimers, on your own domain.

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Your own domain · Hosting and deployment handled · Built for phones first

Mayor City council School board County commissioner Town and village boards Other local office

Websites by office

The right site for every local race.

Mayoral campaign websites

A multi-page site with a full biography, a detailed plan, news, events, a photo gallery and endorsements. Built to look credible next to larger, better funded campaigns.

City council campaign websites

A focused one-page site built around your ward or district: neighborhood priorities, your community record, upcoming events and a simple way for residents to reach you.

School board campaign websites

A lightweight, highly readable site for parents and families: your profile and experience, your priorities for students, and a contact section. Large type and strong contrast by default.

County commissioner and other local office

Town and village boards, county commissioners, judges, sheriffs and more. We adapt the closest template to your office, geography and audience.

Campaign Websites at a glance

Who it is for: Candidates and campaigns for mayor, city council, school board, county commissioner and other local office in the United States.
What you get: A custom-tailored, mobile-friendly site with biography, priorities, events, volunteer and contact forms, donation link, social links, and a disclaimer area.
Ownership and hosting: Your own domain, registered in the campaign's name. Hosting set up for you and full access handed over at launch.
Accessibility: Built toward WCAG 2.2 AA.
Donations: Links to a donation platform your campaign has approved. OffLift does not process payments.
Cost: A fixed quote based on the scope of your site. Request one below.

What's included

Everything a small campaign needs online.

No technical team required. Scope is set in your quote, from a simple one-page site to a fuller build with an editing dashboard.

Candidate story and priorities

A biography with photo, the office and election details, and clear priority pages voters can scan in seconds.

Events and updates

An events list, news and campaign updates, plus RSVP so supporters can show up.

Volunteer and contact forms

Volunteer sign-up, contact and newsletter forms with spam protection, sent straight to the campaign inbox.

Donation links

A prominent donate button that points to the donation platform your campaign has approved.

Mobile first and accessible

Fast on a phone, readable contrast, keyboard friendly. We build toward WCAG 2.2 AA.

Disclaimers and privacy

A reserved footer area for paid-for-by and required disclosures, plus a privacy policy and consent on forms.

Your domain, your ownership

Custom domain support, hosting set up for you, and full access handed over at launch.

Search and sharing ready

Clean page titles, descriptions and social preview cards so the site looks right when it is shared.

Analytics and updates

Analytics set up on request, and ongoing content updates once the campaign is running.

How it works

Choose a design. Send content. Review. Launch.

Step 01

Choose a design

Pick the demo closest to your office. Each one is a starting point, then we tailor type, layout and imagery to you.

Step 02

Send your content

Photo, bio, priorities, events, social links and the disclaimer text your jurisdiction requires.

Step 03

Review

You see the real site on a private link, request changes, and approve it when it is right.

Step 04

Launch

We connect your domain, test every form, go live, and hand over access.

Built for campaigns

Clear, accessible, and ready for the rules.

Accessibility as standard

Every voter should be able to read your site. We build toward WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic markup, keyboard focus and strong color contrast.

Disclosure space built in

Federal, state and local rules differ. Each template reserves room for the attribution and disclaimer text your campaign confirms with its own counsel or election office.

Approved donation platforms

We link to the provider your campaign is eligible to use rather than handling payments ourselves, so money flows through a system built for campaign compliance.

FAQ

Campaign website questions.

What should a local campaign website include?

At minimum: who the candidate is and what office they are running for, the election date, three to five clear priorities, a way to volunteer or contact the campaign, a link to donate through an approved platform, an events list, social links, and a footer with the required paid-for-by disclaimer and a privacy policy. OffLift builds all of these into every campaign site.

How do I build a website for a city council or mayoral campaign?

Start with a template built for your race, add your photo, biography, priorities and events, connect your own domain, and test every form before launch. OffLift handles the design, hosting and deployment, and the campaign supplies and approves the content.

Do school board candidates need a website?

A simple site helps voters, parents and local reporters verify who you are, what you stand for and how to reach you. A lightweight one-page site with a profile, experience, priorities and a contact form is usually enough for a school board race.

Who owns the campaign website?

The campaign does. The domain is registered in the campaign's name, and at handoff the campaign receives access to the site, hosting and any connected accounts.

Do you handle hosting and the domain?

Yes. We can connect a domain the campaign already owns or help register one, set up fast hosting, and deploy the site.

Can a campaign website take donations?

The site links to a donation platform your campaign has approved. We do not build or run a payment processor. Which platforms are available depends on your office and eligibility, so check with the provider first.

Are campaign websites accessible?

We build toward WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic markup, keyboard navigation, readable color contrast and text alternatives for images. Accessibility is a standard part of every build, not an add-on.

Where do legal disclaimers go?

Every template reserves a footer area for paid-for-by lines and other disclosures. Your campaign supplies the exact wording its jurisdiction requires, and we place it. Federal, state and local rules differ, so confirm requirements with your counsel or election office.

How many rounds of changes do we get?

Revisions are part of the review step, and we agree the scope up front in the quote. After launch, small content changes can be requested any time.

Can we keep updating the site after launch?

Yes. Ongoing updates for events and news can be arranged, or the campaign can manage content itself where an editing dashboard is part of the build.

What is OffLift's role?

We are a website vendor. We handle design and technical implementation using content your campaign provides and approves. Strategy, messaging and fundraising decisions stay with your campaign.

Campaign website design for local election candidates.

Websites for every local campaign.

Mayoral campaign

City council campaign

School board and local office