Ledger I.
The Vote Record.
Every roll-call vote of every covered body. Searchable by official name, agenda item, date, or topic. Filterable by "voted with the public comment" vs. "voted against it." Exportable.
If they voted for the bond, the rezoning, the tax increase, the contract — it's here. With the date, the meeting, and the link to the official minutes.
Ledger II.
The Promise Ledger.
Every campaign promise we can document — pulled from candidate websites, debate transcripts, voter guides, mailers — cross-referenced against actual votes once in office. Promises kept: green check. Promises broken: red mark. Promises unaddressed: gray. No spin. No interpretation. Their words. Their votes. Side by side.
Promise
Status
Source
First promise log opens with the 2026 candidate cycle.
Ledger III.
The Attendance Ledger.
Showing up is part of the job. So is staying for the vote.
Every covered body publishes attendance records. We collect them. The ledger shows: meetings called, meetings attended, meetings missed, votes cast, votes recused, votes absent.
A board member who misses a third of their meetings is a board member you should know about — before the next election.
Saw something that doesn't add up?
A vote that contradicts a public statement. A contract awarded to a board member's relative. A "yes" vote on something they campaigned against. Tell us. We'll source it. If it checks out, it goes on the ledger.
Anonymous if you want. First name only if you want. Full attribution if you're willing.
How we score
We don't editorialize. We don't endorse. We don't take sides between parties.
We do one thing: publish what they said, and publish what they did, and let you decide if those things match.
Every entry on this ledger is sourced to the official record — the minutes, the vote tally, the campaign website, the debate transcript, the mailer. If we can't source it, it doesn't go up. If a source is corrected, we update the entry and note the correction publicly.
The standard is the same for every official. R, D, I, L, G — same standard. If you find a mistake, tell us. We will fix it within 48 hours and note the correction.
✦ The Wall of No-Shows ✦
Officials who missed more than 25% of their meetings in the last 12 months. Updated the first of every month. Public record. No commentary.
The Wall comes online with the first full county ledger. Subscribe to be notified the moment the first names post.
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