The MyDistrict app puts real election data, what verified voters near you care about, and the officials who represent your home in one simple app. It is strictly nonpartisan. Every number shows its source.
The bus stop at 5th is flooding every time it rains. Can the repaving fix the drain too?
Work starts in spring. We added the 5th St drain to the plan after this thread.
Please post the detour map before work starts, not after.
Preview screens. Seat counts are real as of Oct 26, 2026; names and threads are sample content.
Most U.S. civic apps are one-way. You send a message to an office and never hear back, or you read a bill summary and that is the end of it. Social networks are full of politics, but they reward the loudest posts and anyone can pretend to live anywhere.
The MyDistrict app’s main purpose is to give every verified voter one honest place to follow U.S. politics with real data, see what people near them care about, and reach the officials who represent their home address, in both directions.
Two-way, verified, local and strictly nonpartisan. That is the gap MyDistrict fills.
of Americans trust the federal government to do what is right always or most of the time.
Pew Research Center, Sept 2025view their local government favorably, compared with 32% for the federal government.
Pew Research Centerconstituent messages reached one House office in a year, with 3 staff to handle them.
Congressional Management Foundationof social media users said they felt worn out by political posts.
Pew Research Center, 2020Your home address tells the app your district, your officials and the threads you can join. Your phone number keeps every account to one real person.
Sign up with email, Apple or Google. Your posts show your first name and last initial.
MyDistrict finds every official who represents you, from school board to Senate. Other users only ever see your county.
One code to your phone keeps it to one real person per account. No bots.
Check the four tabs, see how your officials vote, rate them each month, play Predict the Vote and join the conversation.
Every number comes from a named source with a time stamp. Opinions from app users are always shown apart from real data, so you never mistake one for the other.
Data from: the House Clerk and Senate.gov for seats, a licensed election results feed for race calls, and the FEC’s public OpenFEC data for campaign money.
Data from: a licensed forecast model, plus public market data from Kalshi and Polymarket.
Data from: the app’s own verified users, always labeled “App users, not a scientific poll.”
Who can post: verified users only, one account per person.
Comments rise when people from different parties upvote them, not when one side shouts the loudest.
Every account is confirmed by phone and home address. District threads accept only people who live there. You can add an optional political leaning to your posts.
No threats, harassment, doxxing or spam. Disagreement is welcome. The rules are published and apply to every view.
Posts that make factual claims can carry a link to an official source. The app never takes a side.
MyDistrict keeps working after the votes are counted. Follow what your officials do, rate them, and see how Congress votes, in plain English.
Everyone who represents your address, grouped by federal, state and local, from US Senators to your mayor, city council and school board.
Monthly check-in: approve, disapprove or not sureFollow an official, ask a question, see their recent votes and contact their office by phone, email or website.
Votes from Congress.govWhat each winner promised and whether they deliver, marked kept, in progress or broken.
Every status links to its sourceWhat passed and what failed today and this week, in plain English, and exactly how your officials voted. See scheduled floor votes coming up.
Vote alerts when your officials voteA two-sentence summary, where the bill is now from introduced to the President’s desk, how your officials voted, and whether you support it.
Your answer joins Pulse for your districtCall the outcome of races and votes, earn points, keep a daily streak and climb your state’s weekly leaderboard.
Points only. No money, no betting.Live results as polls close: who controls Congress, House and Senate seats called, the latest race calls and which states are still counting.
Race calls from AP, plus a live election night threadFind any race, issue thread or official in seconds. Get alerts for replies, your officials’ votes, election night and the monthly check-in, or a weekly digest.
You choose which alerts you getProfiles show what people say, not how popular they are. Earn badges like “Useful across parties” and a Pulse streak.
No follower counts, by designBlock or mute anyone without them being told, mute words, choose who can reply to you, save posts, download your data or delete your account.
Set it all in your profileThese matter more than any feature. They are how MyDistrict stays useful to Republicans, Democrats, independents and everyone in between.
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The MyDistrict app is still being built, and your answers decide what comes first. Tell us who you are, which features matter to you and what we’re missing. Leave your email to be first in line when we open in your state.
Yes, the core features are free for voters. Every official can also claim a profile and answer constituents for free.
No. Every party and candidate gets the same tools and the same treatment. Moderation rules are published and never depend on the opinion expressed.
No. Anyone 18 or over can join. We confirm your home address and phone number, not your voter registration, because people who aren’t registered are constituents too.
Nobody. Your address is used only to find your district and your officials. Other users only see your first name, last initial and county.
Forecasts and market odds come from named outside sources with a time stamp. Pulse polls reflect app users only and are always labeled “not a scientific poll.”
We’re building it now and will start in one state and metro area. Join early access with your ZIP code so we know where demand is strongest.
No. You play for points, streaks and a spot on your state leaderboard. There is no money and no betting, and market odds in Predict are shown as numbers only.
Yes. MyDistrict is being built for both iOS and Android.
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