The Short Version
The campaign does not sell, rent, or trade your personal information to anyone — full stop.
When you volunteer, request a yard sign, endorse, or join the email list, that information goes to the campaign and the tools we use to run it.
We work with a mail provider that tries to match visits to a household address so we can send campaign mail. It doesn’t learn your name or email from browsing.
Email us any time to be removed from our lists, our mail, or both. We’ll take care of it.
Information You Give Us
- What it collects
- First name and email address.
- Where it goes
- Our email tool (Kit) and a campaign spreadsheet, so we can send occasional updates.
Every email we send has an unsubscribe link at the bottom.
- What it collects
- Name, email, phone (optional), and the ways you’d like to help.
- Where it goes
- An email to the campaign, our email tool, and a campaign spreadsheet.
- What it collects
- Name, street address, city, and phone (optional).
- Where it goes
- An email to the campaign and a campaign spreadsheet.
We use your address to deliver the sign — that’s it.
- What it collects
- Name, email, endorser type, and optionally your title, city, phone, how you know Judge Valentine, and a statement of support.
- Where it goes
- An email to the campaign and a campaign spreadsheet, where a person reviews it.
Endorsements are never posted automatically — see “What becomes public” below.
Donations
Contributions are handled on our donate page by Anedot, our compliance-focused donation processor. Your payment details go directly to Anedot and their payment processors — the campaign never sees or stores your card number. Anedot’s own privacy policy governs what they collect. Contribution records are also subject to public reporting; see below.Collected Automatically
We use a third-party direct-mail provider, loaded through Google Tag Manager, that attempts to match visits to this website with a household postal mailing address so the campaign can send you information about the election. This is the same kind of tool many businesses and campaigns use, but we’d rather you hear it from us directly.
- What it receives: the pages you view on this site, the page that referred you, your approximate location and time zone, your browser, device and screen size, and any campaign tags in the link you clicked.
- What it does not receive: your name, email address, phone number, or anything you type into a form on this site.
- What we get back: mailing addresses — not browsing histories — which we use only to send campaign mail.
- How to stop it: email us at the address below and we’ll remove you from our mail list, or block third-party scripts and cookies in your browser before visiting.
- What it collects
- Page views, referring site, and general device type — counted in aggregate.
- Where it goes
- Vercel, our website host. It uses no cookies and does not build a profile of you.
- What it collects
- Our Connect page embeds our Facebook feed, and our Donate page embeds Anedot’s form.
- Where it goes
- Meta and Anedot receive a request when those load, and may set their own cookies under their own privacy policies.
- What it collects
- Which color theme you picked for the site.
- Where it goes
- Nowhere. It stays in your own browser and is never sent to us.
How We Use It
- To answer you, deliver a yard sign, or follow up on an offer to help.
- To send campaign updates and voting reminders you asked for.
- To mail information about the election to Grays Harbor County households.
- To review and, with your permission, publish endorsements.
- To process contributions and meet Washington’s campaign reporting requirements.
- To understand which pages voters find useful, so we can improve the site.
We do not sell your information, and we do not share it with other campaigns, committees, or political organizations. We share it only with the service providers named on this page, who use it to perform work for us, and where we are required to by law.
What Becomes Public
Your Choices
- Unsubscribe from email. Use the link at the bottom of any email we send, or just reply and ask.
- Stop the mail. Email us and we’ll remove your address from our mailing list.
- Ask what we have, or ask us to delete it. Email us and we’ll tell you what we hold and remove it on request, except for records we’re legally required to keep.
- Take down your endorsement. Just ask — no explanation needed.
- Control it in your browser. Blocking third-party cookies and scripts, or using private browsing, will prevent most of the automatic collection described above.
The Fine Print
How long we keep it
We keep what you give us for as long as the campaign needs it, and we keep contribution and committee records for as long as Washington law requires. After that, we delete it.
Security
This site is served over an encrypted connection, and submissions travel to our providers over encrypted connections. No website can promise perfect security, but we limit who on the campaign can see your information and we don’t keep what we don’t need.
Children
This website is meant for voters and is not directed to children. We don’t knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. If you believe a child has given us information, email us and we’ll delete it.
Changes to this notice
If we add or remove a tool that collects information, we’ll update this page and change the date at the top.
Keep the Harbor’s courts fair
Re-elect Judge Megan Valentine on November 3, 2026. Chip in, volunteer, request a yard sign, or add your endorsement today.