Civitech headquarters

Civitech was founded in 2019 by current CEO Jeremy Smith in Austin, Texas. The company is a public benefit corporation that uses data tools and tracking platforms for progressive candidates and causes.

Civitech currently has a team of 50 data engineers, organizers, artists, former candidates, marketers, voting rights experts, and campaign volunteers.

CEO Jeremy Smith notes that texting has become vital to political campaigns and causes, especially during the pandemic.

In October 2020, Civitech accidentally sent out voter registration forms with the wrong names, addresses, and birthdates to more than 11,000 people in North Carolina.

Civitech was one of the first companies to offer abortion access and time off after a draft opinion from the Supreme Court was leaked in May 2022.

In January 2021, the company acquired Alloy, another political campaign start-up venture after it failed.

Civitech maintains a corporate office in Austin, Texas.

Civitech

Civitech was founded in 2019 by current CEO Jeremy Smith in Austin, Texas. The company is a public benefit corporation that uses data tools and tracking platforms for progressive candidates and causes.

Civitech currently has a team of 50 data engineers, organizers, artists, former candidates, marketers, voting rights experts, and campaign volunteers.

CEO Jeremy Smith notes that texting has become vital to political campaigns and causes, especially during the pandemic.

History

In October 2020, Civitech accidentally sent out voter registration forms with the wrong names, addresses, and birthdates to more than 11,000 people in North Carolina.

Civitech was one of the first companies to offer abortion access and time off after a draft opinion from the Supreme Court was leaked in May 2022.

In January 2021, the company acquired Alloy, another political campaign start-up venture after it failed.

Civitech maintains a corporate office in Austin, Texas.