For campaigns and offices

Official Bitcoin policy responses are collected through verified outreach.

Voters For Bitcoin publishes public-record summaries, but it also invites campaigns and congressional offices to provide direct responses. To reduce impersonation and spam, official responses are collected through controlled outreach and verification rather than an open public submission form.

Standards

How official responses are verified and displayed

Verification approach

  • Responses should come from a congressional office, campaign, or clearly authorized representative.
  • Official domains, office context, and follow-up confirmation may be used to verify authenticity.
  • Open public submissions are not treated as official office responses.
  • Unverified submissions should not be displayed as official office positions.

What appears on profiles

  • Public record summary
  • Official response status
  • Date received
  • Verification status
  • Standardized survey answers and optional open statement

How offices can participate

Review the survey questions and respond through official outreach.

The survey questions are public for transparency, but official responses should come through direct email or other verified office communication channels.

Recommended process

  • An office reviews the public survey questions.
  • A response is sent through a verified office or campaign channel.
  • The response is checked for attribution before publication.
  • The lawmaker profile is updated with response status and answers.

If an office wants to respond, the strongest path is a reply sent through an official congressional or campaign channel referencing the survey questions on this site.

View survey questions