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Listing submission — a privacy-first voter-education resource

Hello, I'd like to submit a project for the Civic Tech Field Guide. Project name: The People's Voice Initiative (2026 Voting Bill) Project URL: https://2026votingbill.com One-sentence description: A streamlined, privacy-first voting portal that guides users through voter registration and every subsequent step of the voting process without tracking data or requesting funds. Suggested category tags: Voter Registration & Information; Privacy-First / No-Tracking; Non-Partisan Civic Tools. A few notes on why it fits the Field Guide: the site collects no data and uses no cookies, takes no donations and runs no fundraising, and holds no political affiliation. It exists purely as a public good — a complete, guided walkthrough of the voting process from registration to the ballot box. We built it to serve the people most often left out of civic tech: those who can't afford a paywall, who are wary of being tracked, and who need a single clear path rather than a maze of links. Thank you for considering it. Happy to provide any further detail you need. You can reach us at thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com. — The People's Voice Initiative · thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com

A complementary on-ramp to voter education

Hello, I'm writing to introduce a new voter-education resource and to be clear up front about what it is — and what it isn't. The People's Voice Initiative (https://2026votingbill.com) is a privacy-first site that walks citizens through voter registration and every step that follows, all the way to the ballot. It collects no data, takes no donations, and holds no partisan affiliation. We see this as a different on-ramp to the same destination you've long served — not a replacement for the work you do. Where Vote411 helps voters compare candidates and find ballot information, our site focuses on the journey itself: framing the act of voting as a civic asset and guiding people, step by step, from registration through to casting their ballot. Crucially, we point people outward to the established tools — including Vote411 and the NASS voter-registration status page — rather than trying to rebuild them. Our hope is that we can send more informed, motivated voters your way. If there's interest in exploring how our two efforts might complement each other — whether through a mutual link, a shared mention, or simply a conversation — we'd welcome it. We're not seeking an endorsement, only to be a useful ally in the shared work of turning out voters. Thank you for your time, and for the decades of service your organization has given to American democracy. You can reach us at thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com. — The People's Voice Initiative · thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com

A free public resource for your constituents

Hello, I'm writing to offer a free public resource that may be of use to the voters in your state. The People's Voice Initiative (https://2026votingbill.com) is a privacy-first voter-education site. It guides citizens through voter registration and every subsequent step of the voting process — from checking their registration status to understanding what to expect at the polls. A few characteristics that may matter to your office: It collects no personal data and uses no cookies, so constituents' privacy is fully protected. It takes no donations and runs no fundraising, and it holds no political affiliation or endorsement of any candidate or party. It directs voters to official channels — including your state's registration portal and the NASS voter-registration status page — for the actions that only your office can authorize. I want to be clear that we are not seeking an endorsement. We're simply making the site available as a public good, and we'd be honored if you found it useful enough to share with your constituents through whatever channels you see fit — a link on your website, a mention in voter-outreach materials, or otherwise. If you have any questions, or if there's a way we can better align the site with your state's specific process, we'd welcome the conversation. Thank you for your service to the voters of your state. You can reach us at thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com. — The People's Voice Initiative · thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com

A zero-data civic resource aligned with your mission

Hello, I'm writing to introduce a project that I believe aligns closely with Code for America's values — particularly the principle to include those who've been excluded. The People's Voice Initiative is a privacy-first voter-education site at https://2026votingbill.com. It guides citizens through voter registration and every step that follows, all the way to the ballot box. Three things make it a natural fit for the civic-tech community: 1. A zero-data trust model. The site uses no cookies and collects no personal data. In a field where analytics are the default, it demonstrates that a fully functional civic tool can operate with absolute privacy — removing the data-leak risks that fall hardest on vulnerable communities. 2. Low-infrastructure scalability. Because it manages no financial transactions, no user accounts, and no complex databases, it runs on minimal infrastructure. It's an ultra-lightweight utility built purely for performance and reach. 3. Pure civic infrastructure. No monetization, no donations, no partisan affiliation. It's a public good, open to anyone who wants to use or share it without corporate or partisan friction. We're most interested in connecting with local chapters and national digital networks that curate resources for residents navigating government. If there's a fitting place to list or share the project within the Code for America community, we'd be grateful for the introduction. Thank you for the work you do. You can reach us at thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com. — The People's Voice Initiative · thepeoplesvoice@2026votingbill.com