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What a measure actually does, who sponsored and voted for it, and who lobbied on it.
We tie money to the politicians it funds, to the legislation they pass, to the arguments they use to justify it to voters — and we check whether those arguments are true. Every assertion carries a receipt.
What a measure actually does, who sponsored and voted for it, and who lobbied on it.
Their votes, the bills they sponsored, the claims they made, and who funded them.
Which committees paid which candidates — traced the way the money legally flows.
Sources: legislative corpus (Congress.gov, House/Senate clerks, Calvert County BOCC), FEC bulk data and Senate LDA filings for money, and our own editorial claim record.