VoteImpact
Explore legislation and bill-analysis tools in the ecosystem. Official bill text and recorded votes remain the primary evidence.
Accountability & public evidence
Less speculation.More evidence.Real accountability.
Accountability works better when people can inspect the same facts. We’re making bills, commitments and oversight pathways easier to find, understand and question.
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The work, in one line
01Public commitments
02Checkable evidence
03Visible outcomes
A commitment. A checkable record. An outcome to examine.
A working direction. Not a claim of completed outcomes.Source-linked work✳Public access✳No bought conclusions
The practical idea
Can we follow a public promise all the way to a result?
A useful record names the commitment, the responsible institution, the deadline and the evidence. It also leaves room for a correction. We want to make that habit easier—not turn an allegation into a verdict.
We do not investigate on behalf of a public agency or determine guilt. No contribution buys a favorable record, suppresses a correction or guarantees an enforcement outcome.
Don’t take a pitch on faith
Open the tools.
Judge the work.
Public resources you can explore now.
Each has its own sources, scope and limits.
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Promise & Outcome Tracker
Use a framework for connecting a commitment to an owner, a deadline and a measurable result.
Public Oversight Resources
Find official records and practical tools, including a public-records request builder and public-comment starting points.
The next stage
What support
would help build.
Planned priorities, not completed results.
Not a promise of a restricted allocation.
Make legislation legible
Source-linked explanations that distinguish a proposal, an amendment, a vote and an enacted law.
Follow commitments carefully
Develop practical ways to connect a public promise with an owner, a date and evidence of progress.
Make oversight usable
Explain public records, comment processes and accountability tools without pretending we have enforcement powers.
People, not a faceless pitch
Creators and builders.
Working together.
Jack Jay and Sydney Thackray are founding members of America House. The network brings together creator-led media and civic projects so the people making useful things can show their work.
Our case is the work you can inspect—not a claim that we have already solved these problems. The tools have limits. Sources need checking. There is more to build.
Meet the wider community
Jack Jay
Founding member
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Sydney Thackray
Founding member
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Good questions.
Straight answers.
Does a donation buy influence over the record?
No. Financial support must not buy a ranking, an accusation, a favorable conclusion or a hidden correction. Evidence and corrections must stand on their own.
What exactly would support help pay for?
The priorities on this page describe planned work: research and source checks, product maintenance, accessible design, hosting and clear public explanations. They are not a published restricted-fund budget or a promise of a particular result. Ask for a written scope before considering a larger grant or sponsorship.
Who receives the payment?
The payment recipient is Election Powerhouse, Inc., using a dedicated America.co support checkout. The verified hosted link accepts one-time support. This is not the separate Election.org support program.
Is support tax-deductible?
No charitable deduction is promised. This is not presented as a tax-exempt charity appeal. America.co has committed to a public benefit corporation structure; the existing public statement says filing is pending, not complete.
How will I know whether the work is useful?
Use the tools before deciding to support. Inspect the linked sources and methods, report a correction, and ask the team what is planned next. We do not display invented donation totals, testimonials, results or deadlines. Support questions go to jackson@america.co.
Understand first. Support if it fits.
Useful work deserves
a clear explanation.
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