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Hourly Pay, Not Per Signature
Paying a circulator per signature is the incentive that rewards inventing one — which is why several states ban it outright. Our crews are paid by the hour and managed in the field — the practice our founder and the Election Center’s Tammy Patrick both told NPR goes furthest toward keeping a drive clean.
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Every Sheet Audited Before It Is Filed
GPS verification at the point of signing, a daily human quality check, and voter-roll matching on every sheet. Invalid signatures are caught in our office, not by the Secretary of State’s.
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The Rules Differ in Every State
Residency, registration, badging, notarization, pay-per-signature bans — circulator rules differ by state and move with litigation, so we confirm the current rule before we staff a drive. See how qualification works.
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Deadline-Backward Planning
We start from your filing deadline and work backward through validity cushion, title review, and gathering weeks — and we will tell you plainly when a deadline cannot be met.