Ballot Breakdown

Ballot Breakdown pages are built for average voters, not execs: a guided one-race-per-screen flow with progress, non-partisan colors (no red/blue theme), consistent rating colors, big friendly type, details behind taps, phone first.

Ballot Breakdown pages use pure white backgrounds, near-black #111 text, dark solid-fill badges with white text, and no light gray or tinted boxes behind text, so they stay readable for everyone.

Ballot Breakdown race pages have Back and Next buttons at the top of every race (not only at the bottom) and reopen right where the voter left off with their picks still saved.

Ballot Breakdown standard: "Can't verify" only after exhausting every primary source that should hold the answer, with each source checked listed and linked; ratings use clickable badges (Matches, Mixed, Doesn't match, Can't verify) with detail panels, built for regular people on phones.

Never put the voter's street address on a Ballot Breakdown Page, in screenshots, or in data; keep it in the vault only.

Use this when someone gives an address and wants a neutral, phone-first breakdown of every race and measure on their ballot, comparing what candidates say with their actual record, built as a Page.

Use this as the first conversation after someone imports the Ballot Breakdown bot template.