Question 1

Is What's My Politics biased toward one party?

Accepted Answer

No. What's My Politics is nonpartisan. It does not endorse or recommend any party, candidate, or official. Every factual claim about a candidate's or official's record is grounded in a cited source you can check yourself.

Question 2

How much does What's My Politics cost?

Accepted Answer

The political profile quiz is free. Single Election Research costs $4.99 and opens one Action Pack, which includes two ballot lookups, one representative search, 15 shared candidate, ballot measure, official, or local-news reports, five advocacy letters, and one current-issues quiz refresh.

Question 3

What happens after the first 15 research reports?

Accepted Answer

Each Action Pack includes 15 candidate, ballot measure, official, or local-news reports. If you need more, additional reports cost $0.99 each. You are only ever charged after you actively confirm a separate Stripe checkout — extra reports are never automatic.

Question 4

Do I need a verified email account?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A verified email account is required to take and submit the quiz, use paid research, and save account work. The app can keep a temporary guest session while you are getting started, but guest data is not durable and signing out resets access to it.

Question 5

Where does the research come from?

Accepted Answer

Ballot data comes from the Google Civic Information API. Candidate, measure, and official research uses live web search, prioritizes official government records, explains the findings in everyday language, and links back to cited sources you can check yourself.

Question 6

Does the daily political briefing include audio?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each free national daily briefing includes a plain-language hard-news audio program covering every headline, followed by practical impacts on wealthy, middle-class, working-class, and low-income households. The voices are AI-generated and do not endorse a party or position.