EST. 2026 · UNITED STATES
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Every politician makes promises. PolicyLogic tracks whether they keep them — using public records, a consistent methodology applied equally across parties, and a scoring system rigorous enough to stand up to scrutiny.

All scorecards are AI-assisted research drafts under human review. We flag what we don't know as clearly as what we do.

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Why This Exists
Political accountability shouldn't require a research team.

We built PolicyLogic so any American can open a scorecard, see what their representative promised, and judge for themselves whether it happened. The scoring methodology is published in full — not because we expect everyone to read it, but because anyone who wants to challenge our findings can.

No editorial slant. No advertiser relationships. No undisclosed methodology. Just the record.

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State & Local officials, Congress, Presidential Foreign Policy, Departments & Agencies, International Commitments, and Nonprofits & NGOs — each scored against their own public commitments.
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Short modules on how to read a scorecard, how policy actually gets made, how to spot cognitive bias in political coverage, and how to have real political impact.
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How we score promises, why some sections use delivery ratios instead of grades, what every flag on a scorecard means, and how the AI pipeline works.
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Who builds this, how to challenge a score, and what happens when we get something wrong. Every correction is logged publicly in the Error Log.
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All scorecards are AI-generated drafts pending human review. The scoring formula is deterministic — the AI assigns values, code computes the math. Model version is logged on every scorecard. Errors are documented publicly.