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How it works
Tell Votum where you vote and what you care about. It handles the rest — the races on your ballot, the people running in them, and the moments that matter.
Choose the races and officials you want to track. Votum suggests the ones on your ballot, so nothing local slips past you.
Your home feed collects updates from the people and races you follow — votes, statements, filings and news — plus what friends are discussing.
Get reminders for the elections you choose, find your polling place, and check your registration — all in the same app.
Candidate profiles
Tap any issue on a profile to open its timeline: statements, votes and outcomes in order, each linked to its source. When a position changes, you see exactly when.
“I’m not ready to support expanding in-state tuition eligibility. We need to get the details right first.”
Town hall transcript“I’ve listened to employers and students in our district, and I’ve changed my mind.”
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Same issues, same order, same kinds of sources — so the comparison is fair before you read a single line.
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Votum doesn’t endorse, rank or recommend candidates. We show the record, link the source, and get out of the way.
Every stance, quote and vote links back to the record it came from — a transcript, a roll call, a filing.
Every candidate, in every party, gets the same fields in the same order. Nobody gets a better layout.
Following someone isn’t endorsing them. You choose whether friends see who you back or where you stand on an issue.
We reached out to all 40 Massachusetts state senators to understand where voters’ information gaps are — and how campaigns try to close them. That research shapes what we build.
Voter tools & community
The practical side of voting, without the scavenger hunt.
Threaded questions and answers on every race, plus points and badges for the civic habits that count.