Dormant by design

Campaign infrastructure ready. Campaign messaging inactive.

ElectStone retains the domains and technical framework needed to activate a California campaign quickly without representing that an active candidacy exists today.

Inactive

No current candidate campaign is soliciting contributions or running a mass email/SMS program from ElectStone.

Activation identity

Before a future candidate campaign is switched on, public-facing campaign titles and communication templates will identify the specific office sought and election and will be reconciled to the actual filed committee name and committee ID.

Randall Stone for [OFFICE] [YEAR] · Committee ID [#######] · Paid for by [FILED COMMITTEE NAME]

Email

ElectStone.com and ElectStone.net are separate from Randall Stone Financial's Exchange Online mail. A future campaign may use MaxBulk Mailer as the list/message client, but the sending transport must be an authenticated campaign-capable SMTP service with domain-aligned SPF, DKIM and DMARC. Recipient consent, list provenance and unsubscribe processing must be maintained separately from business-client lists.

Text messaging

A political texting program will use its own number, registration, campaign identity, consent records, STOP/HELP handling and campaign disclosures. It will not reuse the Randall Stone Financial client-service Phone.com campaign or its business number.

Before activation

  • Confirm the exact office sought and election year.
  • File the required candidate/committee documents before solicitation.
  • Populate the filed committee name and committee ID everywhere.
  • Review current California advertising disclosure requirements for email, electronic ads and paid communications.
  • Authenticate the campaign email sending domain and test external headers.
  • Register any SMS program and number before outbound political texting.
  • Load only appropriately sourced/consented recipients and working opt-out mechanisms.

See the ElectStone privacy policy.