Hard questions, clear boundaries.

The current public frame is an independent civic write-in campaign. The campaign will publish any additional official ballot-status language when it is ready.

KC Streich is the public name the campaign is asking people to remember for write-in support.

No. KC Streich is the human candidate. AI tools can help analyze, draft, explain, and surface tradeoffs, but public positions and campaign responsibility remain human.

The campaign is built around voter priorities, public input, and transparent reasoning. It does not mean donations are impossible, and it should not be phrased as no donor influence.

No. Public input, comments, issue feedback, and future priority pulses help guide campaign priorities. They are not official polling.

Party Party is an adjacent media and project lab connected to KC's public work. It is not the campaign committee and is not a registered political party. Official campaign activity is handled through Korey Streich Campaign Committee.

The campaign is pro-AI and pro-local determination. Wisconsin communities should have meaningful say over data-center siting, energy, water, jobs, taxes, public benefits, rights, and reporting.

The Local Intelligence Project is an approved partner organization and alignment partner for the campaign's local AI and data-center framing.

No. Polites is backburnered as a potential AI for Wisconsin lab concept. It should not be described as live or as the current flagship project.

Proxy is no longer part of this campaign site. Future Proxy work belongs outside the AI for Wisconsin campaign site.

The site collects basic signup, contact, comment, donation-provider, and analytics information where users submit it or where site operations require it. Residency fields are self-attested segmentation, not verification.