The Contract to Save America

Privacy

Version 2.1, revised November 4, 2026

What we collect when you sign

Your street address

If you enter a street address, our server sends it with your ZIP code to the U.S. Census Bureau’s public geocoder (geocoding.geo.census.gov) only to find your congressional district. We do not store your street address. We keep only your ZIP code, state, and district.

What is public

Only district totals, and, if you opted in, your first name, last initial, and district. Approved comments appear under that name or as “Anonymous signer”. We never show your email.

How long we keep it

Withdrawing

Withdraw your signature at any time. Withdrawal deletes your signature record (name, email, ZIP, state, district, and choices) and every comment you wrote. Your signature is removed from all counts. Letter tallies are anonymous and are not affected.

Letters to Congress

When you copy, email, or print a letter, or tell us you sent it, we record the district, the official, the day, and what happened (“prepared” or “reported sent”), with a one-way salted hash of your IP address and browser so each visitor is counted at most once per official per day. We never see the letter text, your name, or your address in those boxes. After you confirm a signature, we set a cookie on this device so your letters can say “I have signed”; it holds only a random code and is removed from use when you withdraw.

Sharing

We do not sell or share signer information. Email confirmations are sent through Cloudflare. Bot protection uses Cloudflare Turnstile.

Contact

contact@contract2saveamerica.com