Any official Lawmaking body only has a few members at a time, compared to the nations they govern. Corporate or foreign interests only need to sway a few members part of the time in order to get their interests served. These lawmakers only have so much time anyway- they have to keep up with tens of thousands of words in each of the hundreds of bills they're expected to vote on, while they're balancing media and re-election, and committees and meetings and personal lives- its a wonder we've made it this far. If we had a way to record our votes on laws, just like parliamentarians or senators do, we could crowdsource more brainpower to help refine our decision making process. Our survey app uses the text of each law to generate questions that we ask users. We use many sources and methods to make these questions, so we don't have one overarching bias in our sample set. users answer as many questions they want, about whatever's on their mind. Traditional surveys only ask a few people about a few issues at a time, like a snapshot.