You have the policy. You're missing the leverage.
Map any bill you are working, state or federal, to what the electorate already cares about in every community it touches. See where support is real, where it is soft, and what moves each one.
Virginia 2026 · Redistricting Ballot Measure
Virginia, the 2026 redistricting ballot measure. 3,741 block groups in the oppose activation universe.
The issue read,
community by community.
IssueScape maps where an issue is gaining and losing ground, community by community, rather than as a statewide average that hides both. GovScape reads the legislative side: bills, sponsors, and where attention is landing. Together they tell you where the fight is, and where it is going.
The issue brief
Strategist written. Where the issue is gaining and losing ground, which communities carry the opposition, which legislators sit on top of it, and what is likely to move next.
Delivered with a strategist on the callThe bill read
The legislative picture beside the public one. Bills, sponsors, committee attention, and the gap between where a bill is moving and where the community actually stands.
Federal and all 50 statesThe issue map
The issue scored across the state, so a hearing-room argument can be shown rather than asserted. Interactive, shareable, and refreshed weekly.
Refreshed every week
Four questions a bill tracker
cannot answer.
A bill tracker tells you where legislation stands. It does not tell you where the community stands, or which one is about to move.
Where is support and opposition forming?
Not at the state level. At the level of the town that will show up to the hearing.
Which communities are moving, and which way?
Momentum has direction. A community can be warming and organizing at the same time.
Who is paying attention in the legislature?
GovScape reads legislative attention alongside the public narrative, so you can see both halves.
What is taking hold before the story hardens?
Narratives set. The window to shape one is early, and it is short.
Where the measure
is actually being decided
Virginia, the 2026 redistricting ballot measure. One question on one ballot, scored to every neighborhood rather than to a statewide average.
Virginia 2026: Redistricting Ballot Measure
Which Virginia neighborhoods will carry the oppose campaign, and which are still deciding? A statewide margin cannot tell you either.
Every block group in the oppose activation universe sorted by the job it needs first: GOTV where support is already there, Persuade where the vote is still moving.
Turnout budget and field time where the base already agrees. Persuasion weight where the vote is still moving. Aimed at neighborhoods, not a statewide average.
The underlying read refreshes weekly, so it follows the campaign rather than describing where it was in the spring.
Bring us a bill,
a rule, a ballot measure.
We will show you where support and opposition are forming, and which communities are about to move.