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The Twenty-Fourth

$24 — and not a dollar more.

Twenty-four dollars — for the amendment that ended the poll tax, and the cap that levels the gift.

The maximum contribution is twenty-four dollars — a deliberate echo of the Twenty-Fourth Amendment, which in 1964 abolished the poll tax and established that no citizen's voice in a federal election may be conditioned on the ability to pay. The $24 cap fixes the ceiling of financial influence at a height any participant can reach — a wage-earner, a retiree, and a thirteen-year-old with her own saved money alike. No one may give more; everyone may give all.

"I give $24 — no more than my neighbor can, no less than I am free to. In the spirit of the Twenty-Fourth Amendment, I refuse to let the size of a gift stand in for the size of a voice."

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Occupation and employer are optional at this contribution level. The FEC only requires them for individuals giving more than $200 in a calendar year — well above our $24 ceiling. Share them if you wish.

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Paid for by LIFESAVER LABS TRINITY PRECEDENTIAL/PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE: DAVID CLAYMAN FOR PRECEDENT/PRESIDENT & COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. Contributions are not tax deductible. Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name and mailing address of each contributor. This committee voluntarily limits contributions to $24 per donor per calendar year, in homage to the Twenty-Fourth Amendment.

Committee: LIFESAVER LABS TRINITY PRECEDENTIAL/PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE: DAVID CLAYMAN FOR PRECEDENT/PRESIDENT & COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF