To be named a Neighbor, you must be randomly selected and meet the following criteria:

For US House of Representatives: Must be at least 25 years old and no older than 65 years old. Must be a US Citizen for at least 7 years. Must be registered to vote. Must be a resident of the congressional district.

For US Senate: Must be be at least 30 years older and no older than 61 years old. Must be a US Citizen for at least 9 years. Must be registered to vote. Must be a resident of the state.

In addition, you cannot be a failed primary candidate. Your name cannot appear anywhere on the general election ballot. You must be of sound mind and you must abide by all campaign finance rules.

The only information that will be made public from this entry survey will be the date entered, zip code, and the unique ID code generated upon completion. This will be updated regularly on the Vote For A Neighbor website to make the process as transparent as possible.

If you are randomly selected to be a Neighbor, you will have 48 hours from the initial contact from Vote For A Neighbor to decide if you would like to be accept and pursue becoming a named Neighbor. The 48 hours starts when you are reached out to, meaning the clock has started even if you did not answer the call or see the email right away.

Vote For A Neighbor will not make your personal information publicly available (except zip code, entry date, and unique code as stated above) and will not sell or share your information.

Terms and conditions may change depending on updates to local, state, or federal laws.