Concord
A nonpartisan civic companion.
Answer plain questions about the issues, get placed across sixteen issue areas, and see evidence-backed overlap with the people who represent you. No account, no sign-in, and it never tells you how to vote.
Where you stand
Sixteen issue areas, each a scale between two priorities rather than a party box. Your makeup is a blend, and most people overlap more than one tradition at once. Results come back as a deck of cards in your own proportions, built to be shared.
One question at a time
170 questions in plain language, every one carrying the case for and against before you answer. Place yourself on the scale, skip anything, change your mind later. A question you leave unanswered records nothing.
Where the country stands
Answer, and you see how everyone else answered the same question: the share who agreed with you, how far apart left and right landed, and where your own usual position sits against it. The crowd is never shown before you answer.
Evidence, or nothing
Positions on the people who represent you come from public records: votes, sponsorships, statements, with the source shown. Where the record is too thin, Concord says so instead of guessing.
News across the spectrum
The same story clustered across outlets from different perspectives, so you can see who is covering it and how before you read. When the reporting is one-sided, it says that too.
Your whole ballot
Every race you will actually vote in, with the days left until the election and each candidate on it, third parties and independents included. Search any sitting member of Congress by name.
Congress, plainly
Real bills with status from the official record and summaries from the Congressional Research Service. Heard a bill number? Look it up directly. Follow the ones you care about.
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