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Verified-Depth Polling

Polling officials can actually trust.

Answer one real question your local government is deciding. Add a phone number and ZIP to verify you're a real resident, explain your reasoning, link evidence. The more you add, the more your voice counts toward the brief your officials read before they vote.

Free, no account needed · Every response shows its source, depth, and verification status

In their own words, format preview
★ Verified · Homeowner · 12 yrs here
“Our block has three empty storefronts. I'd support this if the developer commits to ground-floor retail, not just more apartments.”
Explained, via canvassing
“Nobody on the Council has published a real dollar cost per unit for these abatements. Show the number before asking for support.”
One-click, unverified, via social
“Stop giving developers free money.”
Illustrative. Shows the format, not a real campaign's results.
How it works

Every response shows where it came from, how much you can trust it, and goes deeper than a traditional poll ever could.

Most online polls are a single anonymous click with no way to check where the numbers came from. Debatable reports every response with its source, how much a respondent chose to add, and whether they verified as a real local resident, so officials can actually weigh it.

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Answer one real question

Support, opposed, or cautious, on an issue your city council is actually deciding. No account needed.

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Verify your voice (optional)

Add a phone number and ZIP code and your response counts as Verified, the tier officials weight most. Skip it and your response still counts, just at a lower trust tier.

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Add depth (optional)

Explain your reasoning or link supporting evidence. Written responses are grouped into themes, quoted in your own words, and always traceable back to what you actually wrote.

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Results report, format preview
★ Verified · via canvassing
“I want to see the actual terms before deciding either way, specifically the affordability set-aside percentage.”
Explained, via QR code
“Public money shouldn't subsidize private development without a public benefit clearly attached to it.”
One-click, unverified, via social
“Just build the housing already.”

Add your voice. Add depth. Be heard.

Verify your voice once and every response you add goes directly into the brief your officials read before a vote.

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