Load the record
Add official text, fiscal notes, public filings, policy answers, endorsements, and campaign materials your team approves.
Every person gets a patient, one-on-one conversation about a ballot measure, tax proposal, proposition, or public question—and can keep asking, rephrasing, and turning over every stone until the answer makes sense.
Civitas responds from approved source material, shows its limits, and turns missing answers into visible work for the people responsible for the record.
Civitas is a controlled conversation with the public record: patient enough to stay with the person for as long as needed, disciplined enough to stay with the facts.
Add official text, fiscal notes, public filings, policy answers, endorsements, and campaign materials your team approves.
Polished, uncertain, detailed, or brief questions are matched to the clause, date, cost, obligation, or missing explanation inside the approved record.
When the material supports a response, Civitas answers clearly and points back to the source behind the answer.
If the record does not support an answer, the guide says so and makes that missing explanation visible for responsible review.
A one-on-one conversation should create clarity without drifting away from the approved record or inventing what the responsible team has not said.
Civitas uses the materials you approve and keeps unsupported topics out of the answer flow.
The guide turns dense ballot language, fiscal notes, and policy statements into direct answers.
Question patterns reveal what is clear, what is confusing, and where the public record needs a better explanation.
Explain what a proposition, amendment, millage, levy, or renewal changes and where the source material says it.
Answer questions about projected revenue, eligible uses, collection timing, costs, and public infrastructure commitments.
Ground answers in approved biographies, issue positions, voting records, endorsements, and voter-facing policy statements.
An AI voter guide lets voters ask plain-English questions and receive answers from approved campaign source material.
No. Civitas answers only when source material supports the response and flags missing material when it does not.
No. It gives each person time with the public record and helps the responsible team see where people still need clarity.
Start with the documents your team can stand behind. Civitas turns them into a one-on-one guide that listens, answers, and shows where the record still falls short.