Give supporters a clear way to help.

Create a page for one candidate and race. Share current petition instructions, connect supporters with your campaign and send eligible voters to an official signing service where available.

State or D.C.OfficePlanning year

Candidate’s public nameA short invitation (optional)

Campaign link and petition options

District or seat (optional)Public campaign website (optional)

Supporters can use your website to find a collection event or contact your team. Election.org does not collect their details.

I am the candidate or authorized to create this page. These selected details may be read, edited or forwarded by anyone with the link. I will not include voter information, private addresses, signatures or secrets.

Can one signature count for every independent?

No universal reusable signature pool is supported. Rules bind petitions to named candidates, offices, elections and eligible voters. Some jurisdictions allow specific named joint/slate petitions; that needs a separate review and cannot be extended to future candidates.

New York petition guidance ↗ · Named multi-candidate rules ↗ · Arizona official E-Qual guide ↗

These examples do not establish current requirements for every state, office or future election. A typed name, general endorsement or ordinary e-signature is not automatically a valid ballot-access signature.