Election 2026 · Public beta
Independent, source-first accountability
The public record, made legible
One source-first record of campaign language, official action, money, and context for the 2026 midterms.
Issue No. 01
September 2026
Campaign promises and public statements, dated and sourced.
Votes, bills, filings, and money from official records.
2026 MIDTERMS
119TH CONGRESS
PRIMARY SOURCES
HUMAN REVIEW
Words and record
A comparison is useful only when readers can inspect both sides and understand the limits of the relationship.
The publishing standard
Human reviewed
Public words
A dated quotation from an official site, speech, verified social account, or interview, shown with enough context to understand it.
Original sourceOfficial record
A named roll call, bill action, filing, or other primary record, with the original government source attached.
Official recordA human-reviewed note explains what the two records do and do not establish. No automated verdict is published.
Research desk
These are research queues, not race ratings or predictions. Source counts reflect logged documents, not published conclusions.
District 22
Official records, candidate statements, and campaign-finance sources are being assembled.
District 17
The first evidence sets are in source review before publication.
District 7
The research desk is mapping candidates, public statements, and congressional records.
District 2
Campaign and official data sources are connected; editorial comparisons are pending.
Official activity
A direct feed from Congress.gov. These records are factual inputs, not editorial judgments.
Our method
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Official votes, filings, transcripts, and first-party statements come before summaries or commentary.
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A quotation is not separated from its date, venue, surrounding language, or source.
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A vote can involve compromises and procedural effects. We explain those limits instead of flattening every vote into a slogan.
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Automation gathers and organizes records. A human reviews every interpretive comparison and correction.
Built for inspection
Original sources stay one click away.
Interpretive comparisons require human review.
Automated research is provenance-tracked.