Non-Partisan Civic Resource

Vote for Policies,
Not Personalities.

Vote By Topic helps voters focus on the policy topics that matter most, compare candidates through source-aware research, and inspect where the public record is strong, mixed, or still incomplete.

A Transparent Methodology

01

Official Sourcing

We ingest direct government and official candidate records so every profile starts from auditable identity data.

Direct Gov Records
02

Legislative Analysis

Topic viewpoints stay attached to bills, statements, and other reviewable evidence instead of campaign shorthand.

Topic-by-topic audit
03

Verified Statements

Confidence, contradictions, and missing coverage remain visible so the interface never overstates the public record.

Source-aware claims

Policy Focus: Abortion

5 options

Federal and state rules on when abortion should be legal, restricted, or protected.

Ban abortion in nearly all cases.
Allow abortion only for rape, incest, or serious danger to the mother's life.
Allow abortion early in pregnancy, then restrict it after a set point such as fetal viability.
The policy questionnaire

The Policy Questionnaire

Define your stance through neutral, evidence-based questions. The questionnaire avoids candidate branding so your policy center comes first.

  • No mention of candidate names or parties
  • Importance weighting stays separate from evidence quality
  • Optional comments preserve nuance beyond a fixed stance label
Deep candidate research

Deep Candidate Research

Inspect published candidate records, topic viewpoints, and source coverage before trusting any match. Confidence scores are tied to the quantity and quality of public data available.

Abortion
Needs evidence
Artificial Intelligence
Needs evidence
Climate Change
Needs evidence

Candidate record preview

Live candidate records are available for public review.

3Source-backed previews
1Stored source links
Booker, Cory A.Democratic

U.S. Senate · NJ

Conaway, Herbert C.Democratic

U.S. House · NJ, District 3

Ready to Vote by Topic?

Start with the questionnaire, then return to candidate search once relevant records and topic evidence are available.

Take the Questionnaire