Voter Choice helps people start with the issues they care about, examine congressional voting and campaign-funding records, and make their own scorecard before familiar names and campaign messaging take over.
The current congressional version is live. The next stretch is not a new-feature roadmap. It is a focused adoption and distribution phase: getting Voter Choice to early users, learning where it succeeds or fails, and improving the experience so more people can use it confidently.
During this period, I will:
Major new features, custom integrations, and funder-directed product work are not part of this phase.
The largest cost is founder time.
The software itself is inexpensive to host. Researching and maintaining the evidence, supporting distribution, creating content, learning from users, improving the experience, and responding responsibly during an election all require sustained work.
The remaining budget covers appropriate infrastructure, distribution, specialist review, payment or administrative fees, and contingency.
A detailed scope and budget are available during a serious funding conversation.
Backers support the same defined phase. The standard exchange includes:
Multiple backers may support the same phase. Backing does not create a separate private roadmap for each funder.
Backing Voter Choice does not provide:
Material backing and relevant conflicts will be disclosed appropriately.
This conversation may fit philanthropic individuals, foundations, civic organizations, and other institutions interested in nonpartisan access to public political information, voter agency, public-interest technology, or responsible civic distribution.
Every prospective backer is reviewed for fit, conflicts, restrictions, and election-integrity concerns before funding is accepted.
This is not an equity offering, sponsorship menu, or commissioned-feature service.
If funding arrives too late to support the planned pre-election work, I will propose a revised scope and calendar before accepting restricted funds.
If you may be able to fund part or all of this phase — or help assemble aligned support — send a short note.
Submitting this form does not create a commitment on either side, and funds are not accepted through the form.
I review every backing inquiry for fit and potential conflicts. If the opportunity appears aligned, I will respond within five business days with either a suggested conversation or a short request for additional information.
No funding commitment has been created, and please do not send money until the scope, recipient, terms, and payment process have been confirmed in writing.
Looking to support the broader public work as an individual rather than fund this phase? All writing remains available to free readers.
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