🏠 Home 📱 Free App Demo ⭐ Premium Demo 📊 Voter Signal 👥 Who It's For Get Involved →
Who Voter Is For

Built for everyone.
Here's what that means for you.

Democracy doesn't sort by profession. But depending on who you are, Voter changes your world in a very specific way. Pick your seat at the table.

🧑‍💼 Citizens 📰 Journalists 🏛 Elected Officials 🎓 Researchers
🧑‍💼 For Citizens

You've been locked out of your own democracy.

Between elections, there is no official mechanism for you to weigh in on the decisions being made in your name. You pay taxes. You follow the news. You feel the consequences. But you have no seat at the table until the next vote, years away.

Voter is the seat at the table that was never built. Not a petition that disappears. Not a form letter. A verified, permanent, attributable record of your voice — before the vote happens.

Without Voter
Read about bills after they've passed
Call offices, wait on hold, go to voicemail
Vote every 2–6 years and hope
Never know if your rep voted with you
Can't tell who actually represents you locally
With Voter
Bills surface before votes, in plain English
One tap — your position is on the verified record
Continuous accountability between elections
Live score shows exactly where your rep stands
All 12+ representatives mapped to your address
🗺
Your Full Government, In One Place
Federal, state, county, city, school board — every elected official who serves your address, automatically mapped and updated.
🗳
Weigh In Before the Vote
Active legislation surfaced in plain language before it's decided. Your verified position goes on the district record — visible to your representative before they vote.
📊
Hold Them Accountable
Every rep carries a live Representation Fidelity Score — how often they vote the way you and your neighbors want. Public. Permanent. Updated after every vote.
🗓
Candidate Compatibility, Not Just Party
Your participation history builds a civic profile. By election day, Voter matches you to candidates based on actual issue alignment — not party label, not vibes.
"Your voice exists. Now it counts."
See the Free Demo → Download the App
Your Democracy Dashboard
voter
Boston, MA · 12 representatives · 3 active decisions
🔴 Vote Tomorrow
Medicaid Eligibility Act — 71% of your district opposes. Sen. Markey votes Thursday.
3
Active Decisions
12
Your Reps
Your participation streak
🔥 6 months
Decisions weighed in on
34
Outcomes won
8 wins
Your Representative's Score
41
Markey
Voted against your district 22 of 30 times this term
83
Warren
S.847 Medicaid Act · Suffolk County, MA
District Opposition71%
71% Oppose · 5,412 verified voices29%
Verification method
Voter roll match
Geographic breakdown
By zip code, neighborhood
Demographic cut
Age, party, income area
Sen. Markey's vote
YES — against district
His current score
41 / 100 ↓ declining
The Story You Can Now Write
"Senator Markey voted YES on the Medicaid Eligibility Reduction Act Thursday. 5,412 verified constituents in his district had registered their position before the vote — 71% in opposition. His Representation Fidelity Score dropped to 41, the lowest in the Massachusetts delegation."
That sentence is now writable. It wasn't before.
📰 For Journalists

The accountability sentence you've never been able to write.

You can report what legislators vote. What you haven't been able to report — with verified data, tied to a specific vote — is what their actual constituents wanted before that vote happened.

The gap between a representative's vote and their district's verified preference is the most important story in politics. Voter Signal makes it reportable.

Without Voter Signal
Rely on commissioned polls — expensive, delayed, sampled
"Some constituents are upset" is the best you can say
No way to quantify constituent preference by district
Accountability stories require extensive research
With Voter Signal
Verified, real-time constituent sentiment by district
"71% of verified Suffolk County voters opposed this" is the sentence
Geographic heat maps, demographic breakdowns, trend data
Accountability sentences are factual, specific, sourced
📊
District-Level Verified Data
Not a poll. Not a survey. Verified registered voters, attributed to their precincts, responding to specific legislation before votes happen.
🗺
Geographic Granularity
Sentiment by neighborhood, zip code, and district. "Charlestown opposes at 82%" is a more interesting story than "the county opposes at 71%."
📈
Score Over Time
A representative's Representation Fidelity Score across their full term — not just snapshots. The trend is the story.
🔌
API Access & CSV Export
Pipe data directly into your newsroom's tools. Tableau, Power BI, Google Sheets — wherever your data reporters already work.
"The accountability gap between what representatives do and what their constituents want has always existed. Voter makes it measurable."
See Signal Platform Demo → Media Inquiry
🏛 For Elected Officials

Good representatives should want this data. Here's why.

Most representatives aren't ignoring their constituents because they don't care. They're ignoring them because there's no reliable, real-time signal of what their constituents actually want — especially between elections.

The tools that exist — town halls, constituent mail, commissioned polls — are slow, expensive, skewed toward organized interests, and rarely tied to specific upcoming votes. Voter changes that calculation entirely.

📡
Verified Constituent Signal — Before You Vote
See what your verified district actually wants before you cast a vote. Not anecdote. Not organized advocacy. The real, geographic distribution of constituent preference.
🛡
Cover to Break With Party Pressure
When the data shows 71% of your district opposes something your party wants you to vote for, that's not just information — it's political cover. The data does the arguing for you.
📋
Your Score as a Campaign Asset
If you're genuinely serving your constituents, your Representation Fidelity Score will show it. An 83 is something to run on. It's an independent, data-driven endorsement.
🗺
District Intelligence By Neighborhood
Not just overall sentiment — geographic breakdowns by zip code and neighborhood. Know exactly where the pressure is coming from and how strong it is.
"If you're governing the way your constituents want, this tool proves it. If you're not, it's the most honest feedback you'll ever get."
The Old Reality
Constituent mail — skewed toward organized groups
Town halls — low attendance, self-selecting crowd
Polls — expensive, delayed, general population
No signal at all on most votes
With Voter Signal
Verified constituent sentiment before every vote
Demographic and geographic breakdown by district
Real-time — updated as opinions shift
Credible, auditable, independently sourced
See Signal Platform Demo → Request Access
Your District This Week
S.847 Medicaid Act · Vote Thursday
71% Oppose29%
5,412 verified constituents · Suffolk County
Charlestown
82%
Roxbury
79%
Jamaica Plain
77%
South Boston
55%
Signal AI Draft — Ready to Send
Statement Draft · NO Vote
"I have listened carefully to the 5,412 verified constituents across Suffolk County who weighed in on S.847. Their message is clear — 71% oppose stripping coverage from 400,000 of our neighbors. I voted NO because my job is to represent the people who sent me."
What the Dataset Looks Like
Data type
Verified voter registration
Frequency
Continuous / real-time
Geographic resolution
Zip code / precinct
Linkable to
Vote records, census data
Privacy method
Aggregated, anonymized
API / Export
Full access
IRB documentation
Available
Early Finding Worth Researching
67%
of Americans say the system isn't working — but the issues where they actually agree across party lines tell a different story entirely.
Early Voter data suggests citizens are far more aligned on specific policy questions than partisan framing implies. The polarization is real — but it's narrower than the media suggests.
🎓 For Researchers

The dataset political science has always needed and never had.

Political science has worked with imperfect proxies for decades — surveys with self-selection bias, polling samples drawn from general populations, vote choice as the only expression of preference.

Voter is something categorically different: a continuous, verified, legislation-specific preference dataset drawn from the same voter registration rolls that determine electoral eligibility. Not who says they vote. People who actually are registered voters, expressing opinions on actual pending legislation.

🔬
Measure the Representation Gap Directly
Cross-reference verified constituent preference with actual vote records. The gap between what districts want and what they get — measured continuously, not just at election time.
🗺
Geographic and Demographic Resolution
Sentiment by zip code, neighborhood type, age group, party registration, and employment status. Rich enough for meaningful subgroup analysis without individual-level data.
📈
Longitudinal Participation Data
How does civic participation change over time? What issues drive engagement surges? What predicts declining participation? Voter captures all of it continuously.
🎓
Live Civics Education Tool
Assign students to track active legislation in their district, express their positions, and observe how their representatives vote. The most direct possible civics curriculum.
"This is the first time in American history that verified constituent preference on specific legislation has been continuously measured. That's not a small claim."
See Signal Platform Demo → Research Partnership Inquiry
One More Thing

Every seat matters.
Including yours.

Voter is live in Boston. The dataset grows with every participant. The accountability scores get more credible with every vote tracked. The mechanism only works if people use it — starting now, starting with you.

🍎 Download the App See the Full Demo →