Constituent-pressure campaign for the exact proposal
Civic Shout petition for the ASI ban
Petition urging Congress to enact the Sanders–Casar prohibition.
From signatures to lawmakers
The host names participants and offers recruitment incentives. Its wording calls the bill introduced, but the official announcement is the better status source. No coordinating instruction from the lawmakers’ offices was obtained.
Live preview now lists Action Collective, College Democrats of America and Left Click. It names Civic Shout as host, offers USD 2.25 noncash ad credits per referred signature and plans committee delivery/follow-up letters. No realized spend, delivery or lawmaker-office instructions verified.
Civic Shout hosts a joint-action petition asking Congress to support the exact Sanders-Casar Act. No evidence of sponsor-office coordination, number of completed actions, signature delivery or expenditure.
Petition calls for enactment, planned committee delivery and follow-up letters to members. Delivery and letters are promised future actions, not observed completion. Petition's 'introduced' wording is not reliable bill-status evidence.
Public joint-action preview names College Democrats of America as a participant. Host-reported participation; no direct organizational resolution, recruited-signature count or payment observed.
Joint-action preview offers participants $2.25 in ad credits per signature recruited, usable for promotion of their own causes. Offer is an incentive mechanism, not proof of credit issuance, cash transfers or actual spend.
The AI petition offers USD 2.25 in advertising credits, equal to three eligible national CPC clicks, per qualifying referred signature. No cash value; actual issuance, redemption, spend and delivery unverified.
The live preview names Action Collective alongside College Democrats of America and Left Click. Host-reported participation, not independently verified referrals. Distinct from Collective Shout.