Know What’s Coming
Explore bills, hearings and local meetings with original sources close at hand. Research the decisions before they are made.
Explore legislation →A LITTLE CLOSER TO YOUR DEMOCRACY
Your Voice. Their Decisions. One Conversation.
Citizenly brings your community, elected officials and the decisions that affect you into one place.
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Democracy Should Feel Closer to Home.
Understand what’s coming. Ask a question. Follow the answer. Our goal is meaningful dialogue between real constituents and the people elected to serve them.
Get in the Room
Find town halls and public meetings. Candidate interviews and livestreams create room for questions that deserve more than a sound bite.
Find a conversation →Follow the Issue
Veterans, housing, water or public health: an issue can cross many committees and levels of government. Keep the whole story together.
Browse issues →Know Who Represents You
See official profiles, office contacts, public records and available campaign-finance information. Keep evidence and uncertainty visible.
Find your officials →Ask Once. Keep the Context.
Prepare one question for several offices. We are building separate conversations for each recipient, with delivery evidence and room for follow-up.
Prepare a message →Make Accountability Meaningful
Our planned response measures look at the issue, the office’s responsibilities and whether an answer addresses the question. Agreement is not the test.
Read the approach →How We Get There
- Start with your community. Set up a profile and interests. Identity and district verification are separate steps; an account alone does not prove voting eligibility.
- Research and participate. Read original records, attend a meeting and prepare an informed question.
- Keep the conversation going. Our goal is a visible, evidence-backed record of answers, follow-ups and explanations when officials and constituents disagree.
Trust Comes Before the Score
Citizenly is independent and nonpartisan. The same evidence standards should apply to every party. A missing record is not an absence, a failed delivery is not silence, and an unpopular question is not automatically invalid.
Public reading is available now. Identity-verified voting, tracked messaging and response rankings are still being built. Officials cannot be compelled by Citizenly to answer, and private constituent casework should not become public without consent.
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Our sources & current limits →Let’s Build a More Responsive Community
Starting with Reno and Nevada, Citizenly connects local participation to state and national decisions.