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Helping more people vote and explore running for office, with a focus on state and local elections. Accredited investors only. No guaranteed returns.
I’m seeking capital from accredited investors to develop a voting and civic participation startup. The plan is to create a website and apps that help people find information about elections they may be eligible to vote in based on their location.
I’m politically independent. My goal is to help people understand their options, participate in elections, and consider running for office themselves.
Presidential elections attract enormous attention, but participation in government should continue between presidential election years. State and local elections deserve attention because the people elected make decisions that affect our everyday lives.
The proposed platform could help people:
- Find upcoming elections based on their address.
- Access official voter registration information, deadlines, and voting options.
- Learn which offices are on their ballot and what those offices do.
- Find candidate information and links to official election resources.
- Receive reminders about upcoming elections.
- Explore eligibility requirements, filing deadlines, and the steps involved in running for office.
These are proposed features. Development will depend on funding, access to reliable information, legal review, and technical feasibility.
Part of my motivation comes from my frustration with seeking help from government offices and feeling that my concerns have gone unanswered. I want public officials to be responsive, transparent, and accountable to the people they serve.
When people are dissatisfied with their government, voting, learning about candidates, and considering a run for office are ways to participate in changing it.
The goal is to make election information easier to find and understand so more people can make their own informed decisions.
Business and investment disclosures
This is an early-stage business concept. The business model, revenue sources, development budget, and investment terms have not been finalized. Plans and proposed features may change, and the company may never launch or become profitable.
There are no guaranteed returns, profits, distributions, or successful outcomes. Investors could lose their entire investment, and an investment may be illiquid.
Any investment opportunity would be limited to eligible accredited investors, subject to applicable law, required verification, and definitive offering documents. Legal counsel would need to review the fundraising structure and applicable securities, election, campaign finance, and privacy requirements.
The proposed platform would be a private service, independent of government election authorities. Users should confirm registration status, eligibility, deadlines, polling locations, and candidacy requirements with the appropriate official election office.
Mark Pine
(917) 815-5415 | info@MarkPine.com
MarkPine.com
