For Candidates & Members of Congress

I, the undersigned Member of the House of Representatives, make this pledge to the people I represent, concerning the ten legislative proposals of the Contract to Save America, version 2.1 (November 4, 2026). Within the first 100 days of the new congressional term named in this pledge, counted from the day that Congress first convenes (not from the day I sign), I will personally: 1. Introduce or cosponsor House legislation carrying out each of the ten proposals. Where a proposal has already been introduced, I will cosponsor it. 2. Publicly request, in writing, that the committees of jurisdiction hold hearings on and mark up each measure. 3. Vote yes on each measure in any committee on which I serve, and on the House floor. 4. Sign any discharge petition under clause 2 of House Rule XV for these measures, and support any special rule or rules change needed to force a recorded floor vote on each. 5. Report publicly on my progress on each measure at least every 30 days during those 100 days, and at least quarterly after them. If I sign after that term has begun, I will complete each step not yet done as soon as possible; the 100 days are still counted from the start of the term. I understand that an individual Member of Congress cannot guarantee that a measure will be scheduled for a vote or that it will pass. This pledge covers the actions I personally take. For the proposed constitutional amendments, it covers my votes in Congress; ratification belongs to the States. I may withdraw or correct this pledge only by written public notice, which will be recorded with its date.

I, the undersigned Senator, make this pledge to the people of my State, concerning the ten legislative proposals of the Contract to Save America, version 2.1 (November 4, 2026). Within the first 100 days of the new congressional term named in this pledge, counted from the day that Congress first convenes (not from the day I sign), I will personally: 1. Introduce or cosponsor Senate legislation carrying out each of the ten proposals, or the Senate companion to each House measure, including a Senate resolution matching the House rules in Proposal 10. Where a measure has already been introduced, I will cosponsor it. 2. Publicly request, in writing, that the committees of jurisdiction hold hearings on and mark up each measure. 3. Vote yes on each measure in any committee on which I serve, and on the Senate floor, including on motions to proceed and on cloture. 4. Support any motion, unanimous-consent agreement, or change to the Standing Rules of the Senate needed to secure a recorded floor vote on each measure. 5. Report publicly on my progress on each measure at least every 30 days during those 100 days, and at least quarterly after them. If I sign after that term has begun, I will complete each step not yet done as soon as possible; the 100 days are still counted from the start of the term. I understand that an individual Member of Congress cannot guarantee that a measure will be scheduled for a vote or that it will pass. This pledge covers the actions I personally take. For the proposed constitutional amendments, it covers my votes in Congress; ratification belongs to the States. I may withdraw or correct this pledge only by written public notice, which will be recorded with its date.

I, the undersigned candidate for the United States House of Representatives or Senate, make this pledge to the voters, concerning the ten legislative proposals of the Contract to Save America, version 2.1 (November 4, 2026). Until the new term begins, I will state my support for the Contract publicly. If elected, within the first 100 days of the new congressional term to which I am elected, counted from the day that Congress first convenes, I will personally: 1. Introduce or cosponsor legislation in my chamber carrying out each of the ten proposals, or its companion measure. Where a measure has already been introduced, I will cosponsor it. 2. Publicly request, in writing, that the committees of jurisdiction hold hearings on and mark up each measure. 3. Vote yes on each measure in any committee on which I serve, and on the floor. 4. In the House, sign any discharge petition for these measures and support any special rule or rules change needed to force a recorded floor vote; in the Senate, support motions to proceed, cloture, and any rules change or agreement needed to secure a recorded floor vote. 5. Report publicly on my progress on each measure at least every 30 days during those 100 days, and at least quarterly after them. If I take office after that term has begun (for example, after a special election), I will complete each step not yet done as soon as possible; the 100 days are still counted from the start of the term. I understand that an individual Member of Congress cannot guarantee that a measure will be scheduled for a vote or that it will pass. This pledge covers the actions I personally take. For the proposed constitutional amendments, it covers my votes in Congress; ratification belongs to the States. I may withdraw or correct this pledge only by written public notice, which will be recorded with its date.

I, the undersigned Delegate to the House of Representatives (from the District of Columbia, Guam, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, or the Northern Mariana Islands) or Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico, or candidate for one of those offices, make this pledge to the people I represent, concerning the ten legislative proposals of the Contract to Save America, version 2.1 (November 4, 2026). I understand that Delegates and the Resident Commissioner may introduce bills, serve and vote in committees, and speak on the floor, but may not vote on final passage of legislation in the House and may not sign a discharge petition. This pledge covers only the powers my office has. Within the first 100 days of the new congressional term named in this pledge (or, for a candidate, the term to which I am elected), counted from the day that Congress first convenes (not from the day I sign), I will personally: 1. Introduce or cosponsor House legislation carrying out each of the ten proposals. Where a proposal has already been introduced, I will cosponsor it. 2. Publicly request, in writing, that the committees of jurisdiction hold hearings on and mark up each measure. 3. Vote yes on each measure in any committee on which I serve. 4. Vote yes on each measure in the Committee of the Whole whenever the Rules of the House allow Delegates and the Resident Commissioner to vote there. 5. Advocate for each measure publicly and urge Members of the House to sign any discharge petition and support any special rule needed to force a recorded floor vote. 6. Report publicly on my progress on each measure at least every 30 days during those 100 days, and at least quarterly after them. If I sign after that term has begun, I will complete each step not yet done as soon as possible; the 100 days are still counted from the start of the term. A candidate who is elected makes the same commitments for the term to which they are elected, and states support for the Contract publicly until it begins. I understand that I cannot guarantee that a measure will be scheduled for a vote or that it will pass. This pledge covers the actions I personally take. For the proposed constitutional amendments, it covers my committee votes and advocacy; ratification belongs to the States. I may withdraw or correct this pledge only by written public notice, which will be recorded with its date.