My Civic Journey

Your journey, on your device

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Read by your own device — private, nothing sent anywhere.

Welcome back — your seat’s where you left it.

As you read candidate interviews and review profiles, this page keeps your private record — which answers you've read, which profiles you've reviewed. Nothing is sent anywhere. It lives only in this browser, on this device, and only you can see it.

🔒 Private = stays on your device, only you see it · 📤 Shared = sent to volunteers for review; published only as collective, anonymous findings.

Keep a copy — your marks live only on this device

Specifically: in this browser, on this device. A different phone, browser app, or private tab won’t have them — and clearing browsing data erases them. Full plain-language details: your marks & your words.

🔒 Private — clearing your browser, freeing up phone space, or switching devices can erase everything here. A saved copy is your insurance.

  1. Take it to the polls:
    • Your phone’s print screen has a “Save as PDF” option.
  2. Keep a safety copy:
    • One small file of every mark — email it to yourself or keep it in your files app.
  3. Moving to a new phone or browser:
    • Pick your saved file and every mark comes back.

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Where to go next

Learn the yardsticks

How to evaluate a candidate — root cause, funding, prevention, checkability.

Read their interviews

Open your agency, find your chapters, and start with the interviews.

Plan your vote

Dates, deadlines, and Navajo Election Administration (NEA) contacts — the primary is July 21.

My Team

New here? Guided Candidate Comparison walks the whole journey step by step.

Your saved picks (☆), grouped by office — with a private note for why, in your own words. All of it stays on this device.

No saves yet — ☆ a candidate on any profile and they’ll appear here.

Finished, or finished enough?

When you began, we asked what mattered to you. We said we would ask again.

Answer honestly — including if nothing changed. A site that only counts the people it persuaded is measuring itself, not the community.

Answer again → See the first questions