Satire and opinion. Scores are our opinion, based on the public statements linked.
New York first, then the country. Same ruler for both parties, including ours. We’re Democrats, and a bad claim is still a bad claim. Bonkers describes the claim or the stunt, never anyone’s mind. Every score shows its receipts, so you can click through and judge for yourself.
Polls are open 6 AM to 9 PM. Whatever the meter says, find your polling place and vote.
Three questions, added up. One rubric, no party points, no quota. Disagreeing on policy scores 0 and doesn’t get a card.
1 is spin a fact-checker marked mostly false. 2 is flatly false. 3 is false on something big, like who voted or what science shows. 4 is a sustained conspiracy claim.
0 is a one-off or a quick walk-back. 1 is repeated or defended. 2 is standing by it after being corrected. 3 is years of that.
0 is numbers off. 1 is wrong, but you can see the neighborhood. 2 is no evidence at all. 3 is flatly contradicted by officials, courts or the record.
Scores rest only on a person’s own public statements or actions, quoted briefly with a date and a link. Public officeholders and candidates only.
Nobody’s been measured yet: everyone else on the ballot. No solid receipts, no score. We don’t guess.
Wrong quote, wrong date, dead link, missing context? Write to corrections@jelia.nyc. We fix it, or pull the card, and say so here. No corrections so far.