Ballot measures, clearer: see what a Yes and a No vote do side by side before you choose. Compass Insights: see how your own answers line up with a measure or bill. Results show counts while samples are small. Tap a tab to see the latest. The daily reminder opens your questions. Race cards link to your official sample ballot. Plus many fixes for news, bills, and large text.

This update fixes the bill results page: after you weigh in, "Where you stand" now always states the stance you just took. A bill that has already become law, been vetoed or failed keeps its weigh-in and no longer asks you to contact your representatives about it. Following a bill or candidate confirms itself the moment you tap. The contribution link is gone. Side Yard Studio builds and pays for Concord.

Statewide ballot measures Where your state has published them, your ballot now lists its statewide measures with the official ballot language and a link to the state's own page. Weigh in with Yes, Not sure yet or No, and see where others stand once enough people have. A state with none says so. Results Every result leads with your own answer. How others answered arrives once enough people have weighed in, and nothing is drawn over an empty result. Bills and candidates A vetoed bill's timeline now stops where the bill stopped, not like a bill that became law. You can weigh in on a bill, and one filter button replaces the two rows above the feed, with every topic visible. A candidate's page is laid out like the news, and one with no public record says so. Your own ballot, in one place Once you have weighed in on a measure, its button says how you would vote, and a short sheet at the top of your measures lists every one with your answer beside it, for the moment you are actually voting. Questions Opening an issue picks up where you left off, the counter shows your real place in it, and Back steps to the previous question instead of leaving. News briefs are shorter: at most two points a side, not three.