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Kei vehicles are federally legal to import (25-year rule). • 21+ states already allow registration—Illinois is the outlier. • The current Illinois statute has an ambiguity, not a prohibition. • The fix is a narrow clarifying amendment—no new regulatory framework. • This affects real Illinois residents who own legal vehicles they can't register. • Kei vehicles are federally legal to import (25-year rule). • 21+ states already allow registration—Illinois is the outlier. • The current Illinois statute has an ambiguity, not a prohibition. • The fix is a narrow clarifying amendment—no new regulatory framework. • This affects real Illinois residents who own legal vehicles they can't register.
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How we use it

  • Your email and last sign-in time are used to identify you and to associate the outreach you choose to save (calls, emails, notes, ratings) with your account. If you subscribed to campaign updates, your email is used only to send those updates; we respect unsubscribe requests.
  • Bug report content, optional email, and the IP/browser information in the notification are used only to respond to your report and to prevent abuse.
  • Analytics data is used only to improve the site and understand usage patterns.
  • Step and conversion data (from the session identifier above) are used only to understand funnel performance and improve the advocacy experience; we do not use them for advertising or sell them.
  • Your account ZIP code is used only to pre-fill the advocacy search when you return. Community-sourced legislator emails are used only to pre-fill the email recipient for other users contacting that legislator.
  • Community story and statement submissions are used only to display approved content on the site (e.g. marquee) and to notify you when we approve or deny; we do not use them for advertising or sell them.

Data sharing and no sale

We do not sell your personal data. We do not share your data with third parties for advertising or marketing. Analytics and funnel measurement are first-party only (our database, our domain); when Umami is enabled, analytics data is processed on their infrastructure as described in What we collect. We do not use your data for cross-site tracking or profiling for ads.

Retention

Verification codes expire quickly (within minutes). We retain account data (including your stored ZIP code), outreach you saved, community-sourced legislator emails, community story and statement submissions, and bug report data as needed to operate the service and until you ask us to delete it or as required by law. Step events and conversion-related data used for funnel measurement are retained for 12 months, then deleted or anonymized. IP and browser information in bug report notifications are kept only as part of those notifications (e.g. in our inbox). Our servers may log requests (e.g. IP, time, URL) for security and operation; we do not use such logs to identify you except where needed for abuse prevention or law. Umami retains analytics data according to their plan (e.g. 6 months on the free tier).

Security

We serve the site over HTTPS. Session and CSRF cookies are set with secure flags in production. We use the data we collect only as described in this policy and do not use server logs to identify you except for abuse prevention or as required by law.

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Your rights

You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your data. Contact us using the Report a bug link in the footer (or /report-bug). We will respond within a reasonable time and, where applicable, honor deletion requests subject to legal or operational retention needs.

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