What Are voter Markets?
Who is affected?
Voter Markets are our way of organizing and tracking active legislation—bills, propositions, and measures—across federal, state, and local levels. Each item moves through a legislative journey, from introduction to final decision. We visualize this using interactive progress bars, so you can instantly see where a proposal stands: Introduced → In Committee → Voted → Enacted or Rejected. This system makes government action more transparent and easier to follow, putting civic power back in voters’ hands.
Who Is Affected?
Every bill or proposition impacts real people—whether it changes housing policy, healthcare access, education funding, or local zoning.
With VoteTrack, we break down who’s directly affected by each legislative action, so voters can see how policies touch their daily lives. From students to seniors, renters to small business owners, our goal is to connect policy to people.
How we track
🔍 What You’re Seeing
This interactive widget tracks real legislation in real time — across federal, California, and Kern County levels. Each card represents a bill or proposition, showing its title, jurisdiction, current status, and sponsor.
➡️ How We Track It
Each bill moves through stages like Introduced, Committee, Votes, and Enacted. We use a dynamic progress bar and labeled steps to show exactly where it stands — helping you follow the process, not just the headlines.
Our Mission
VoteTrack empowers voters with real-time tracking .
Why This Matters.
Too many believe their vote is meaningless — drowned out, ignored, or rigged against them. But the truth is, that belief is exactly what keeps power unchallenged. We’re here to prove every voice can shake the system.
Over 23 million U.S. adults couldn’t pass a basic civics test — including questions about the Constitution, voting rights, and how laws are made.
Only 47% of Americans can name all three branches of government, and over 60% say they feel uninformed about what’s on their local ballot.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Civic literacy means understanding how government works — from how laws are made to knowing your rights as a citizen. It’s essential for making informed choices at the ballot box.
Many feel overwhelmed by confusing processes, media spin, or believe their vote won’t make a difference. That’s not by accident — a disengaged public is easier to ignore. We’re here to fix that.
We break down the clutter — giving you clear, nonpartisan updates on bills, propositions, and elections. No spin, no overload. Just the facts you need to vote confidently.