Right now, a single person chosen from a limited ballot, serves as the only representative for a million of us.
What if each of us could pick whoever we wanted — personal representatives — to more closely champion our values?
Who would you choose?
A more trustworthy politician?
A favorite expert?
A family member?
And what if we could represent ourselves when we wanted?
Now we can.
Liquid makes a new kind of democracy possible:
Vote directly on policy when you want, and choose personal proxies to represent you the rest of the time.
How we reach a healthier democracy:
Without first needing to change any laws
Phase 1 - Liquid Scorecards
Politicians are automatically graded for how much they follow their constituents' votes.
Your Elected Congress Members
Barbara Comstock @RepComstock
Represents Virginia’s 10th Congressional District in the U.S. House
Need more constituent votes to calculate grade
Timothy Kaine @SenKaineOffice
Represents Virginia in the U.S. Senate
D- 22nd percentile among Senate Democrats
Mark Warner @MarkWarner
Represents Virginia in U.S. Senate
C- 40th percentile among Senate Democrats
Join Now to help create a transparent accountability record.
Phase 2 — Liquid Candidates
Pledged to vote on everything as directed by their local liquid democracy.
Voters can elect this upgraded representation, when we're ready, one seat at a time.
Meet the growing list of Digital Democracy Candidates.
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Learn More
Introduction
Introducing United.vote: Help Build a Democracy We Can Trust
Liquid Democracy Candidates: How to Upgrade Our Legislature, One Seat at a Time
Further Reading
How to Move Past A Two Party System
Democracy vs. Corruption: How to Really Drain the Swamp
Liquid Democracy and A Free Political Economy
Liquid Democracy Can Completely Eliminate Gerrymandering
Liquid Democracy Is Not Direct Democracy, and That's a Good Thing
Don't Care About Politics? Liquid Democracy Is Easier for You Too