Ballot Measure Explainer Videov1.0.0

A city council or grassroots committee needs to explain a complex local measure — like a new transit tax or zoning change — to voters. This skill creates plain-language explainer videos that break down what the measure does, who benefits, and the consequences of passage or failure, helping to educate voters quickly and increase support.

For a high-stakes statewide referendum (e.g., marijuana legalization or education funding), a PAC or advocacy group needs to counter opposition attacks and rally voters. The skill produces opposition response videos with facts and human stories, plus endorser videos featuring trusted community voices, all optimized for social media and email outreach.

A school district seeks voter approval for a bond to fund facility upgrades. The skill generates explainer videos showing how the bond affects students, teachers, and property taxes, alongside testimonials from educators and parents. These videos are shared via email and social ads to mobilize families and community members.

A single-issue PAC (e.g., environmental or healthcare) wants to educate voters about multiple ballot measures in an upcoming election. Using the skill, they can quickly produce a series of short explainer videos, each focused on one measure, and deploy them through targeted digital advertising to specific voter segments.

Offer a tiered service package where campaigns pay a flat fee per video (e.g., $500-$2,000) for a set number of explainer, endorser, and opposition response videos. Revenue scales with volume and customization level.

Provide a monthly subscription to PACs or issue advocacy groups, allowing them to create up to 10 videos per month for ongoing voter education across multiple measures and elections. This creates predictable recurring revenue.

Create a public YouTube channel hosting free, neutral explainer videos for all major ballot measures (e.g., from Ballotpedia data). Monetize through ads and partner with campaigns for sponsored content or premium distribution rights.