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Political Campaign Website Templates

Preview political campaign website templates for school board, city council, mayor, sheriff, judicial, independent, nonpartisan, Republican, Democratic, Spanish, and bilingual campaign sites. Choose a template, then edit guided campaign fields; switching templates changes the design, not your campaign data.

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Preview complete fictional campaign sites.
  • Home, bio, issues, forms, donation-link areas, news, media, and legal footer fields are visible in the demos.
  • Fictional demos use no real candidates, endorsements, or customer claims.
  • Switching templates changes design, not saved campaign data.
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Template labels describe visual and content starting points only. Demo campaigns are fictional and do not imply real endorsements, party approval, candidate support, or legal review.

Template categories

Start from the race type or campaign tone

Use these category guides when you want a template that already fits the office, audience, or language workflow.

School boardCalm, local, education-focused pages. City councilNeighborhood, ward, and municipal campaign flow. MayorCitywide leadership, priorities, media, and events. SheriffPublic-safety experience and community trust. JudicialRestrained, qualifications-forward presentation. Independent / nonpartisanCivic layouts without heavy party styling. CongressionalDistrict identity, federal priorities, public activity, and supporter action. U.S. SenateStatewide message, regional proof, events, media, and campaign updates. GovernorExecutive biography, statewide agenda, regional events, and press resources. Republican / Democratic stylesPartisan visual directions when that tone fits. Spanish / bilingualTemplate structure for Spanish-only or English/Spanish pages.
Template planning

What should a political campaign website template include?

A useful campaign template should show more than colors and buttons. It should give the campaign a homepage, candidate bio, issue pages, volunteer/contact forms, external donation links, events, news, media, and legal footer fields that stay readable on mobile.

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Choosing a template

How to choose a campaign website template

Start with the campaign's message and office, then preview the full demo before deciding.

The right template should fit the office, the campaign tone, and the amount of content the team can realistically keep current.

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Match the office and toneSchool board, judicial, citywide, partisan, and nonpartisan races should not all feel the same.
Open the full demoCheck the homepage, bio, issues, events, forms, donation-link areas, news, media, and footer fields.
Plan for future editsChoose a design that still looks polished after adding photos, endorsements, Spanish pages, and updates.