Inclusion of Neil J Gillespie for US Senate Website in the Library of Congress Web Archives

 On September 18, 2026 the United States Library of Congress informed me that my campaign website https://neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com/ was selected for inclusion in the United States Election 2026 Web Archive. 

I believe my Notice to The Florida Bar: Anti-Weaponization Fund Federal Lawsuit, substantiates my Complaint of Election Fraud in the 2020 Election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris (based on the Rule of Law, Separation of Powers Doctrine of Checks and Balances) filed with the Federal Election Commission, and the Supreme Court of the United States (PDF), with Notice to President Trump (PDF), is of special interest to We The People, my campaign for United States Senate, and my campaign Neil2028 (currently paused).

United States Library of Congress
Web Archiving Program
Library of Congress
101 Independence Avenue, SE
Washington DC 20540-1310

The United States Library of Congress has selected your website for inclusion in the United States Election 2026 Web Archive, which is part of a larger collection of historically and culturally significant websites that have been designated for preservation. The following URL has been selected: https://neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com/.

The Library of Congress or its agent will engage in the collection of content from your website at regular intervals over time. In order to properly archive the above URL, we may archive other portions of the website and public content that your page links to on third party sites such as social media platforms. In addition to the aforementioned collection, archived content from your website may be added to other relevant collections in the future. This content will be available to researchers at Library facilities and by special arrangement. It may also become more broadly available through hosting on the Library’s public website, which would be done no sooner than one year after it was collected. For more information on the web archiving process, please read our frequently asked questions.

The Library hopes that you share its vision of preserving digital content and making it available to current and future generations of researchers. As the internet has become an increasingly important and influential part of our lives, we believe the historical record would be incomplete if websites like yours are not preserved and made a part of it. We encourage you to learn more about the Library’s Web Archiving Program and explore our collections to see examples of how we archive websites. If you have any questions, comments, or recommendations concerning the archiving of your website, please email the Library's Web Archiving Program at webcapture@loc.gov. 

Thank you.

Library of Congress Web Archiving Program
webcapture@loc.gov

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