Authorized-manager verification
A direct verification call establishes who may submit and approve campaign-controlled information.
Three Founding SpotsBring your campaign
Bring your campaign
profile to voters.
Vote With Info is inviting three Tennessee campaigns into a hands-on pilot for verified, standardized, campaign-submitted profiles.
Every candidate’s basic factual listing remains free. Pilot payment never changes alphabetical order, visual prominence, comparison placement, factual coverage, verification standards, or publication approval.
Read the Neutrality Policy →What the Campaign Receives
A complete profile without another complicated system.
The first pilot is intentionally concierge-based. An authorized campaign manager supplies and approves the content; Vote With Info prepares and publishes the standardized profile.
Standardized campaign profile
Biography, photo, priorities, issue responses, campaign links, and a 30–45 second introductory video use the same format for every participant.
Administrator review
Nothing publishes automatically. Vote With Info reviews source labels, field limits, ownership, and presentation before publication.
Two managed update rounds
The campaign may request two approved correction or update rounds during the initial election-cycle pilot.
Fictional DemonstrationOne format.
One format.
Every campaign.
This fictional profile demonstrates the proposed campaign-submitted layer. It is not attached to a real candidate or election.
- Same photograph dimensions
- Same field order and character limits
- Same source and approval labels
- Same update and review process
JT
Campaign Submission Preview
Jordan Taylor
Demonstration Candidate · Sample Office
Identity Manager verification requiredContent owner Authorized campaignPublication Administrator approval required
A standardized campaign-provided biography would appear here after identity verification, content review, and campaign approval.
Campaign-submitted summary
Campaign-submitted summary
Campaign-submitted summary
How the Pilot Works
From request to publication
- 1Request a spot
Send the candidate, office, election, and authorized manager’s professional contact information.
- 2Verification call
Cade confirms the manager’s authority using campaign and public contact information.
- 3Agreement and $250 invoice
After acceptance, the campaign receives the written scope and an invoice. This website does not collect card information.
- 4Content intake and draft
The campaign provides standardized materials; Vote With Info prepares an unpublished preview.
- 5Campaign approval
The authorized manager reviews the exact profile and requests corrections before publication.
- 6Publish and final invoice
After approval, Vote With Info publishes the profile and invoices the remaining $250.
What Payment Does Not Buy
No shortcuts. No advantages.
Candidate ordering remains alphabetical by last name.
Cards, photos, fields, and comparison space remain identical.
The campaign owns its statements. Verification confirms who submitted them.
Participation never implies support from Vote With Info.
The pilot does not promise voter views, votes, or election outcomes.
Every submission still requires administrator review and campaign approval.
Pilot Questions
Clear expectations before payment.
Who may request a pilot spot?⌄
The candidate, campaign manager, or authorized senior campaign staff member may inquire. Vote With Info must verify the authorized campaign manager before accepting content for publication.
Why is there no checkout button?⌄
Campaigns receive an individual agreement and invoice only after verification and pilot acceptance. This keeps the service scope, payer, and purpose clear and avoids collecting payment before eligibility is reviewed.
Is the basic candidate listing still free?⌄
Yes. The official name, office sought, jurisdiction, election cycle, and exact ballot designation remain free and use the same presentation for every candidate in a covered race.
Does Vote With Info edit campaign positions?⌄
Vote With Info may enforce the same topic, length, safety, and formatting rules for every campaign, but it does not rewrite a campaign’s political position or make it appear to be a platform statement.
Is this an endorsement or contribution?⌄
No. The pilot is presented as a vendor service at a stated introductory price. Campaigns remain responsible for their own reporting and legal obligations.
Founding Campaign Pilot
Request one of three spots.
Submitting a request does not create an account, guarantee acceptance, or require payment.