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Some petitions may have the option to see a summary of signatures or filter the list by location. If the petition is public, anyone can view the signatures. If the petition is private, only the creator of the petition and The world's platform for change administrators can view the signatures.

How to collect signatures for a petition Get campaign support from Change.org. Share on social media. Email your petition. Collect signatures in high-traffic areas. Send a petition update. Join a conversation on social media. Create a hashtag for your campaign. Plan a local event!

1. The Change.org community. All information you post on our platform (such as petitions you create, reasons for signing a petition, your posts on the Change.org Community message boards, your response to a petition that identifies you as a decision maker, etc.) will be visible to other users.

Click/tap on the petition whose signatures you'd like to download. This will bring you to your dashboard. Scroll down the page to find the box labeled ?Recent Supporters.? The bottom part of that section will read ?Full supporter list.?

To cross the first threshold and be searchable within WhiteHouse.gov, a petition must reach 150 signatures within 30 days. To cross the second threshold and require a response, a petition must reach 100,000 signatures within 30 days.

If you use your name then people will know you signed the petition. If you don't use your name (signature) you will be anonymous.

Some petitions may have the option to see a summary of signatures or filter the list by location. If the petition is public, anyone can view the signatures. If the petition is private, only the creator of the petition and The world's platform for change administrators can view the signatures.