The Contract to Save America

★ Ten Promises · One Nation · Est. 2026 ★

The Contract to Save America

Ten legislative proposals. Founding principles. A pledge to fight for a recorded vote on every one.

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This is not Republican versus Democrat. The Contract welcomes every citizen and every officeholder, whether Republican, Democrat, independent, or any other party, who commits to these principles. We show members' parties for reference, but signing is open to all.

Why a Contract

The 1994 Contract with America was signed by Republican House candidates on September 27, 1994. They pledged that “within the first 100 days of the 104th Congress, we shall bring to the House Floor the following bills, each to be given full and open debate, each to be given a clear and fair vote.” It promised votes, not passage. Read the original 1994 Contract (archived House.gov copy; also at the American Presidency Project).

This Contract follows the same model: ten legislative proposals, and members who pledge to fight for a recorded vote on each one. In our view, earlier generations had a country where one paycheck could buy a home, energy was cheap, the border held, and Congress answered to the people. We believe that country is within reach again, and that these proposals are how to get there.

The Contract to Save America is an independent citizens’ initiative. It is not affiliated with, funded by, or endorsed by any political party, campaign, candidate, or government agency.

How it works

  1. Read the ten proposals. Each has a plain-English summary and a Legislative Outline that says exactly what it would do.
  2. Sign the complete Contract. One signature covers all ten proposals. You confirm it by email, and it counts in your congressional district.
  3. Ask your members of Congress. We draft one letter for each of your members; you send it yourself from your own email, the office’s contact form, or by phone.
  4. Members and candidates pledge. They commit to specific actions in the first 100 days of the new congressional term. We show a pledge only after verifying it with the office.

The 10 Promises: ten legislative proposals

  1. The Homeland First ActAmerica's money, sons, and soil belong to Americans first.
  2. The Rebuild America, Bring Back Jobs ActMake things here again, and build what we need fast.
  3. The Cheap Energy, Lower Costs ActCheap power lowers the price of everything.
  4. A Home for Every Young Family ActIf you work, you should be able to own a home.
  5. The Keep What You Earn ActYou earned it. You keep it.
  6. The Citizens First Benefits ActCitizens never get less than non-citizens. Help is a bridge, not a lifestyle.
  7. The Sound Money ActStop the hidden tax of inflation.
  8. The Free Speech Restoration ActNo one gets silenced by Big Tech or Big Government.
  9. The Election Integrity ActEasy to vote, hard to cheat.
  10. The Congress Works for You ActRead the bill. Show the bill. Balance the books. Limit the terms.

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Version 2.1, revised November 4, 2026. Fiscal appendix · Download PDF