We the
Elders
You kept your promises, and Washington should keep its own. It's easy to think this will be someone else's problem to finish — the people who will finish it are your children and grandchildren.
Candidates pay close attention to how your generation votes, so your name carries weight.
"I am deciding that a constitutional limit on the debt is a condition of my vote.
If a candidate will not vote for the amendment, I will not vote for that candidate."
We kept this as simple as we could. You sign and tell us where you live, and we do the rest.
We match you to your districts and add you to the count, then we tell the candidates running in those districts how many of their voters have signed.
Why we ask for your street address
Your pledge is counted in the districts where you vote, so we need to know exactly where you live. ZIP codes were drawn to deliver mail, and many of them cross district lines. Your street address is the only reliable way to put you in the right district.
Your address also places you in your congressional district and your state legislative districts at the same time. Both matter, because state legislatures are where an amendment gets ratified.
We use your name and email to make sure nobody is counted twice.
How we use your information
We use your information to count you in your district and for nothing else. We will not sell it, rent it, or give it to a candidate, a party, or another campaign. When we share results with candidates, we share the total for their district and never the names of the people in it.
50MA is nonpartisan. If you want to be removed from our list at any time, email us and we will take you off.
You've read further than most of Washington.
Thank you for trusting us with this step. Here is what we need from you.
Will you sign up?
