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Youth survey privacy

Kids Choice accepts voluntary responses from people who say they are 13 to 17 and live in Nevada. Its questions cover four original youth issues, six 2026 statewide candidate preferences, seven issues adapted from the adult pilot, and a proposed Nye County permit. The permit question is open to youth statewide, not a check of affected-area residence. The age screen appears before a youth survey cookie or Turnstile loads. People under 13 cannot respond while a separate privacy and consent design is pending. The survey asks for an age group, self-reported Nevada residence, an optional county, and fixed-choice answers. It does not ask for a birth date, name, school, address, GPS location, ID, photo, or open comment.

The response table stores the answer, question version, self-reported county, time, and keyed browser and daily network checks. The exact age is not stored. Cloudflare hosting and Turnstile process technical request data for security. We do not configure Google Analytics on Kids Choice pages. The youth browser cookie can remain for up to 90 days; keyed daily network checks are removed during later site traffic after two days. Raw youth response rows become eligible for cleanup during later site traffic beginning 90 days after collection ends. These are not guaranteed deletion deadlines without scheduled cleanup. Reviewed statewide snapshots and limited county summaries may remain for the public record. County summaries are published only after close and human review, with at least 100 responses to the question from that self-selected county. They show a broad count band and a leading answer only when it is safely and clearly ahead, with no exact county counts or percentages. Individual responses are not published. A response is not linked to MY W4, which is for adults. Read the youth privacy details.

BDR topic survey

The separate BDR survey asks whether you are 18 or older or ages 13 to 17, whether you live in Nevada, your optional self-reported county, and one fixed-choice answer for each bill draft request you choose to address. People under 13 cannot submit. Your answer measures how important it is to consider that topic, not support for an unpublished bill. Adult and youth answers are stored in separate tables. The survey stores the BDR ID, official summary shown when you answered, question version, selected answer, optional county, time, and keyed browser and short-term network checks. It does not ask for your name, birth date, school, address, GPS location, identity document, or open comment. A signed first-party browser cookie and Cloudflare Turnstile help limit abuse but do not verify a unique person, age, or residence. No Google Analytics is configured on the BDR page. There is no public live answer tally or county breakdown in this survey. Network checks are removed during later traffic after two days; response rows become eligible for deletion during later traffic 180 days after this collection window ends. These are not guaranteed deletion deadlines if the site receives no traffic. The current collection window ends January 31, 2027 Pacific time.

Choosing a place

Choosing a state, county, city, or topic changes what is shown in your browser. It does not establish where you live. Standard hosting and security systems may process technical request data.

General page visits

Google Analytics loads only if you allow it, on our home, methodology, official actions, and privacy pages. W4POLLS.com and W4POLLS.org have separate measurement IDs. W4POLLS.com currently redirects to W4POLLS.org, so its tag does not run during a normal redirect. Google may process browser and network data and, depending on its measurement settings, interactions with links on these general pages. The tag does not load on individual question, response, or receipt pages. We do not send answers, receipts, self-reported location, or identity details as analytics events. Analytics activity cannot verify a person or where they live. Change your choice below.

What a pilot submission records

If enabled, the pilot stores the selected answer, exact question and version, self-reported state scope, submission time, and pseudonymous browser and network checks used to limit simple repeats. It does not store your name, raw IP address, residential address, GPS location, or identity document in the pilot response table. Cloudflare Turnstile processes an abuse check before acceptance. This is not person or residence verification.

What stays in the record

A first-party pilot cookie can remain in your browser for up to one year and can be cleared there. The keyed daily network identifier is redacted during later site traffic after two days. The keyed browser identifier is redacted after 90 days from submission or 30 days after the collection window ends. These maintenance checks depend on subsequent traffic, so those times are not guaranteed deletion deadlines. The answer, version, self-selected state scope, submission time, and hashed receipt remain for the pilot audit without a fixed deletion date. We will publish any change to this policy.

Participation now, answers after review

Adult exploratory pilot answers are separate from Kids Choice and future verified answers. The number of accepted adult responses per approved question may update while collection is open. It counts submissions, not verified people. Adult answer choice totals are released only after the field closes, a human review, and at least 50 responses, with the exact wording, field dates, recruitment method, and a notice that location and uniqueness were not verified. Small choice counts may be withheld. Individual answers and browser identifiers are not published, and the adult exploratory pilot does not publish county or small-group breakdowns.

Separated identity and choices

Our design calls for a single MY W4 identity, a separately verified residence, minimum eligibility claims, and a distinct polling credential. Raw proofing documents and precise addresses should never appear in public result data. We will publish the actual providers, retention periods, and access controls before accepting sensitive information.

Aggregate release review

Individual answers will not be listed publicly. Small or overlapping groups may have their results withheld or combined when a breakdown could identify someone, especially in rural places and small districts. Self descriptions are optional and never treated as verified facts.

No hidden result edits

The production design requires a visible history for question changes, eligibility rule changes, corrections, and official action updates. Verification and security claims will be tied to dated evidence, not a promise of perfect anonymity or fraud prevention.