Public Record

Hold them to
the record.

Nonpartisan accountability for American government — grading the bills that become law and the representatives who vote on them. Every grade is computed from the public record, with the math shown in the open and money in politics counted double.

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Grade the Bill

Real legislation graded across twelve accountability categories — from environment and gun safety to who funded the sponsors. Open any bill to see every provision, its point value, and the reasoning behind it.

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Grade the Representative

The same accountability applied to the people casting the votes. Each official's grade will be built from the bills they supported and opposed, weighted by who funded their campaigns — no opinions, just their record.

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How this works
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Grades are computed
Nothing is asserted. Every letter grade comes from provisions summed into a net impact score you can audit line by line.
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Money counts double
Donor influence, cost of living, and income equality carry twice the weight. A bill written for donors cannot grade well.
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Nonpartisan by design
Bills from both parties are graded on the same twelve categories with the same math. Disagree with a score? Change it in Admin.
Grade the Gov · Nonpartisan Civic Accountability Verify at congress.gov & fec.gov