Vermont State Captain — Volunteer (Scarpulla for President 2028)

About the campaign: Peter Scarpulla is an independent citizen from the Bronx, New York, running for President in 2028. No machine. No money men. He wrote 33 bills before he asked anyone for anything. His committee is filed and accepted, and his bank account was opened lawfully — not one dollar taken before it was legal. Supporters here are backing the repair of their own future country: no false promises, no bandages, complete repair.

The honest math for Vermont: Vermont prints Peter's name on the presidential ballot if 1,000 valid signatures from Vermont registered voters are filed. That carries 3 electoral votes. Those signatures have to be gathered by people who live in Vermont, so the campaign is recruiting one Vermont Captain: the person who holds the list of volunteer circulators, hands out the official petition sheets when the window opens, and counts what comes back.

What you'll do — your first three tasks: 1. Recruit your first five circulators — start with one person you know, then ask each of them who they know. 2. Find two rooms where a team meeting or petition table could happen in 2028 — a library room, VFW hall, church hall, or community center. Names and contacts for now. 3. Check in every Friday with one line: how many circulators you have.

Who you are: A registered voter living in Vermont. Willing to ask people you know to stand with the campaign — no experience needed; most of our people have none. Clear on the rules: unpaid; team-building now, signatures only in the 2028 window (early signatures don't count); you never ask anyone for money — donations are NOT open; point people to the pledge form only.

How to raise your hand: Pledge your name and write the word CAPTAIN when you do: https://lnkd.in/g4tWEhnr — King, Field Director, will reply with five quick questions and get you set up.

What this is not: this is not a job, not a paid organizing post, and not a promise of employment, a title, or a position after the election. It is one person in Vermont deciding voters there deserve the choice.