PollSee vs Report it Now

Laws get passed whether you're paying attention or not. PollSee makes paying attention take about two minutes a day. EVERY MORNING, A BALLOT Five real bills — from your city council, your state, and Congress — picked for where you live. Swipe agree or disagree, skip what you don't care about, and see where your district actually lands. No punditry, no comment wars. Just the bills. PLAIN ENGLISH, ZERO LEGALESE Every bill leads with how it hits you, not how it's numbered. Tap "Read it" for the gist in bullets, definitions for the jargon, and answers to whatever you want to ask. The official text is always one tap away. PROPOSE YOUR OWN LAWS Something broken where you live? Write it plainly. We help you shape it into a real proposal, verified neighbors co-sign it, and at 50 signatures it goes to your council member. Free. Yes, really. Yes, you. KNOW WHO ANSWERS FOR IT Your reps — federal, state, and local — in one list, with what they're sponsoring and how to reach them. Plus every election on your calendar, down to the local races nobody tells you about. COVERAGE THAT'S ACTUALLY DEEP All 50 state legislatures, Congress, and city councils in 34 cities including New York, Chicago, and DC — with more coming. SHARE THE RECEIPTS Send any bill to anyone. If they don't have the app, the link opens instantly anyway — no download required. Your vote is verified once, counted per district, and impossible to astroturf. Your neighbors are already weighing in. See where you land.

Report It is CAM’s powerful tool for documenting and combating antisemitism wherever it occurs. Around the world, antisemitic incidents are on the rise — from hateful graffiti and vandalism, to harassment, discrimination, and the spread of anti-Zionist rhetoric that seeks to delegitimize the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Too often, these acts go unreported, allowing hate to spread unchecked. With Report It, you can quickly and securely share details of an incident. Your name and personal details are never shared — reports can be submitted anonymously. When appropriate, verified reports are forwarded to local leaders, law enforcement, media, and community organizations who can take action. Each submission helps build a clearer picture of the problem and strengthens the case for stronger protections and policies. Whether it’s a defaced synagogue wall, antisemitic posters in your neighborhood, verbal abuse, or targeted intimidation online or in person — your voice matters. By reporting, you’re not only standing up for yourself and your community, you’re helping to shine a light on hate, hold perpetrators accountable, and drive real change. See it. Report it. Stop it. Together, we can push back against antisemitism and make our communities safer.