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1.1.6
August 5, 2026
— NYCEVILLE AHORA HABLA ESPAÑOL — the entire app is now available in spanish. not just the buttons and menus — the whole thing. every question and answer from families across 41 diagnoses. every state resource. the care log. the advocacy letters. thousands of posts written by parents in english now read naturally in spanish, and anything new gets translated within seconds of being posted. switch languages any time in settings. nothing is lost, nothing is hidden, and you can always see a post in the language it was written in. if you've been navigating waivers, ieps, and medicaid in your second language while already exhausted — this one is for you. no family should have to fight in a language that isn't theirs. — ALSO IN THIS UPDATE: THE 2026 BALLOT — seats on the november 3 ballot now show a "candidates for..." button on the official's card. tap it to see everyone running for that seat, side by side, with identical information for each. no ratings. no rankings. no opinions. just who's on your ballot. and note that the person in office and the person running are two different doors: your representative's office handles what's happening right now — a denied waiver, a coverage problem. a campaign is who you ask "where do you stand on medicaid?" both are one tap away, kept separate, because they are. open seats now explain themselves too, so when a governor is term-limited or a senator is retiring, you're not left wondering why a familiar name isn't on the ballot. we're still adding candidates and campaign contacts for the remaining races. when something isn't in yet, we say so plainly instead of leaving a button that goes nowhere. nyceville is an independent app built by a parent. it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any government entity, agency, or elected official. quietly, we flicker. together, we illuminate.
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