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How It Works

A SuperPAC That
Works For You

Traditional SuperPACs answer to billionaires.
This one answers to you.

$8/mo

Your name never appears in public filings.

Under the FEC's $200/year itemization threshold. Under California's $100/year threshold. We report aggregate totals only. Privacy by design.

You Vote

On everything.

Investigation targets. Messaging. Spending. Policy positions. Members govern the PAC through weighted voting — not donors.

AI Reads

Every filing. Every disclosure. Every contract.

Campaign filings. Lobbying disclosures. Government contracts. Court documents. Every claim linked to its source. Evidence-first.

Free

Every investigation is public.

No paywall on findings. No subscription to read. Members fund the work. The public gets the results.

Governance

The member who shows up has more power than the member who pays the most.

Traditional SuperPACs are funded by a handful of wealthy donors who direct spending. MathPolitics inverts this. Our members — ordinary people contributing $1–8 per month — collectively govern through weighted voting:

40% Participation
30% Tenure
30% Amount

That's the point.

Legislative Targets

What We Fight For

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Mandatory real-time disclosure

Every political contribution and expenditure, reported in real time. Not 90 days later.

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Ban insider trading by elected officials

Members of Congress trade stocks on information you don't have. That ends.

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Term limits for all elected offices

Career politicians build donor networks, not public service records.

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Voter data privacy protections

Your voting record is yours. Not a commodity for campaigns to trade.

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AI safeguards for personal data

Your data is being scraped, profiled, and sold to train models you never consented to. Protect citizens from AI abuse.

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Ban political micro-targeting with personal data

Your browsing history, location, and purchase data shouldn't be weaponized to manipulate your vote.

The Fine Print

Who can join

U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents only. Federal law (52 U.S.C. § 30121) prohibits contributions from foreign nationals — including financial contributions and volunteering. No exceptions.

Tax status

MathPolitics is a Section 527 political organization. Contributions are not tax deductible. This is not a charity — it's a weapon.

Your privacy

Membership is capped at $8/month ($96/year) — deliberately below the FEC itemization threshold ($200/year) and California FPPC threshold ($100/year). Individual member names do not appear in public filings. MathPolitics is required by federal law to retain internal records of all contributions and disbursements for three years after the corresponding report is filed (52 U.S.C. § 30102(d)).

Independence

Paid for by MathPolitics. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. We do not contribute to candidates. We do not coordinate with campaigns.

Compliance

  • Federal Election Commission (FEC) — independent expenditure-only committee
  • California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) — Political Reform Act
  • FEC disclaimer requirements (11 CFR § 110.11)
  • California AI disclosure (Gov. Code § 84514)

Questions? [email protected]

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Paid for by MathPolitics. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
Contributions are not tax deductible. Only U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents may contribute.
Contributions from foreign nationals are prohibited (52 U.S.C. § 30121).