They answer to you.
The power to shape what happens in government already belongs to you — through your vote, your voice, and your direct relationship with the people who represent you. Project Euthyna exists to help more of us use it: a structured record of what your representatives actually do, and the means to act on what you see.
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Why “Euthyna”
Euthyna / yoo·THEE·nah / was the ancient Athenian practice that required every public official, at the end of their term, to render a public accounting of their actions to the citizens — what was done, measured against what should have been done. It sits at the root of democratic accountability, and it is a plain statement of what we think representatives should be evaluated on: what they do, in public, before the people they serve.
This isn’t a new idea. It’s one of the oldest.
The record
We build the record: every measure, every recorded vote, every member, committee, and nomination of the current Congress, drawn from official government primary sources and kept current. Where we explain — what a cloture vote is, where a bill stands — the explanation is labeled as ours and the record stays verbatim.
And we help you act on what you see. Your representatives answer to you; the record is where acting starts. Federal coverage is live; we start there because everyone in the country has someone in Congress who answers to them.
Our position
We’re non-partisan. We don’t endorse candidates, and we don’t tell you what to think about what you see. We take one structural position: representative democracy is the right system, and it depends on people participating in it.