Voter authority
Who to vote for—and why.
Use the doctrine, the evidence library, and the race dossier. We do not publish a finished national endorsement slate from unfinished research.
The decision framework
- Principles first. Start with the seven commitments. Pattern violations of rights, equal citizenship, or truthful budgeting matter more than a slogan.
- Mechanism match. Compare healthcare, taxes, war powers, housing, speech, and compulsory service against proposed platform directions.
- Record over rhetoric. Declared platforms matter. Votes and enacted actions matter more when they conflict—and a package vote is not every provision.
- Preference with limits. Match surveys only to the exact proposition asked. National findings are not district majorities.
- Closest living option. When no candidate is ideal, prefer the closest inspectable match and keep building stronger options.
Current priority guide
Open the 2026 midterms research guide for Senate and governor dossiers. For framing and archive method, see the 2024 presidential archive and early 2028 monitoring.
We will never sell a mystery grade. Unknown is not zero. If evidence is missing, the cell stays unscored.