people have taken this message to the White House contact form
self-reported · one count per person per day · from within the US · updated live
One short message. Two minutes. Add your voice to the count.
Any American can write to the President through the official White House contact form. Below is a short, respectful, non-partisan message that people across party lines can put their name to. It deliberately says what we want, not what we're against — a list of complaints could run for pages; a few shared goals fit in a paragraph. Copy it, change it to your own words if you like, send it, and tell us you did.
Copy the message. Feel free to edit it in your own words first — the count is for messages broadly along these lines, not identical ones.
Press the button below. It adds you to the count and opens the official White House contact form. Paste the message into the Comments box, fill in your name and contact details, and press Submit. The form asks for your mailing address, phone and email — that's the White House's requirement, not ours, and none of it ever comes to this site. A quick human check runs when you press the button.
Copy the message first, then this button opens the form.
It is the number of people who copied the message and pressed the button that opens the White House form, limited to once per person per day and counted only from within the United States (anyone may send the message; presses from outside the US are thanked but not counted).
It is self-reported. Nobody outside the White House can see what is submitted through its form, so we cannot verify sends, and we don't claim to. We count at the moment someone heads to the form because on a phone there is no reliable way to come back afterwards; some people will get to the form and not finish, and the number should be read with that in mind.
Nothing about you. No name, email, address, cookies, accounts, or analytics. The form you fill in belongs to the White House; this site never sees it. We keep a few running totals — page views and button presses, as plain numbers, nothing per visitor — so we can see what share of visitors go on to the form.
For abuse prevention only: when you press the button, the server keeps a one-way, salted hash of your internet address for 24 hours so the same connection isn't counted twice in a day. The address itself is never stored, the hash is deleted after a day, and the salt changes daily so hashes can't be linked across days. A Cloudflare "human check" runs on the press to keep bots out, and the press's country of origin (supplied by Cloudflare) is checked, not stored, so that only clicks from within the US count.
Server access logging is turned off. The complete source code is public, so anyone can check all of the above: Source code on GitHub.