Civic sentiment, between elections

Your voice should not go quiet between elections.

Civichord asks short polls, groups responses by geography, and updates the results in real time—so decision-makers can hear what their constituents think while there is still time to act.

For journalists and legislators: explore the public record by district.

Four clear choicesGeography in contextA tally that keeps moving
Illustrative live stream
By geography
Should this issue be a priority for your representative?
Strongly agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly disagree

Aggregate signal

Updating live
North districtnew responses flowing in
Central districtnew responses flowing in
South districtnew responses flowing in

A clearer civic feedback loop

Useful to the people speaking up—and the people listening.

For citizens
Make your perspective part of the record.

Answer focused questions in moments, then see how sentiment is moving in your geography. Your voice has somewhere to go between campaign seasons.

For representatives
Read the room before the next vote.

Follow a current, geographically meaningful view of constituent sentiment—not a once-in-a-cycle snapshot—so public work can respond to the people it serves.

Frequently asked

Straight answers before you start.

See how Civichord keeps the experience focused for citizens and useful to the people who represent them.

Start with one question

Take your first poll.

Join the signal that helps communities stay heard and decision-makers stay informed between elections.

How it works

A small answer becomes a shared, local signal.

Sign up, vote, and watch your voice become part of a current picture that can reach the people who represent you.

  1. 01

    Sign up

    Create your account and make room for your perspective between elections.

  2. 02

    Vote

    Answer short, focused polls that take a moment and add up to a clearer local signal.

  3. 03

    See your voice reflected

    Watch the live result take shape by geography and reach the people making public decisions.