Email the team directly
hello@cavoter.io is the catch-all inbox. Use it for anything other than a private-beta access request — privacy-rights requests, legal or compliance questions, press inquiries, partnership questions, and general questions about how the product works.
Use the subject line "Privacy rights request" for a request to know, delete, correct, opt out, or exercise another applicable right. We aim to respond within 45 days or the period required by applicable law, and will explain any permitted extension, verification issue, exception, or denial. See the Privacy page for what to include.
- Privacy-rights request, including CCPA / CPRA where applicable
- Legal, compliance, or permitted-use question
- Press or partnership inquiry
- General question that does not fit the access form
What to include in an access request
If the goal is beta access, the fastest way to get a useful answer is the access request — it includes state, role, race, geography, timeline, and the applicable data-included or BYO path. That gives the team enough context to answer fit, pricing, and onboarding questions without an empty back-and-forth.
If the question is about compliance or permitted use, say that directly. If it is about operational workflow, say whether the need is canvassing, mail, targeting review, or export.
- Your role on the campaign or committee
- The state, race, district, or county involved
- Your expected timeline
- Whether you already have an authorized voter file or need a data-included review
What the team can answer
VoterFile can answer questions about current beta pricing, whether the workflow fits the race, how onboarding works, and how the trust and permitted-use pages relate to the product.
The team can also clarify the current state-coverage status, whether the file path is data included or BYO, and whether the beta fits a local race or consultant workflow.
Best path for access
If the goal is product access, use the access request instead of a generic contact form. The access request captures the operational details needed for human review and keeps requests tied to the actual campaign use case.
That is more useful than a bare message asking for a demo because the product is still running as a qualified private beta rather than an open self-serve signup.
Need a quick answer before requesting access?
Email the team if the question is about fit, permitted use, pricing, or whether the current private beta makes sense for a specific California race. Use the privacy-rights button below if your request is a CCPA / CPRA rights request.
Need a human answer before requesting access?
Use the access request to share your role, race, and question. That gives the team enough context to respond on campaign fit, pricing, or trust questions.
Questions
Should I request access or send a general contact message?
Request access if the goal is beta access, pricing, or campaign fit. It collects the context needed for a useful human follow-up. For everything else — privacy rights requests, legal or press inquiries, partnership, general questions — email hello@cavoter.io directly.
How do I submit a CCPA or CPRA privacy rights request?
Email hello@cavoter.io with the subject line "Privacy rights request" and identify the right you are exercising, the state involved, and enough information to verify the request. We aim to respond within 45 days or the period required by applicable law and will explain any permitted extension or inability to verify. See the Privacy page for the full description.
Can consultants or campaign managers reach out before joining?
Yes. The page is meant for candidates, consultants, managers, and other qualified campaign operators who need clarity before joining.
Is there open self-serve onboarding today?
No. The product is still running as a private beta with human review before access is opened.