Every law that will govern you next year is already moving through a committee. Most will die, a few won't, and we tell you which — filed and timestamped before the chamber acts. 86% right across 30 predictions.
Illustrative output. Every forecast returns whether it passes, who to talk to, and when to move.
Blocks of 5, 25, or unlimited. A unit is spent when the forecast is filed, not when it turns out to be right.
A probability broken out by procedural gate, not a single number. Most bills die at a gate rather than a vote, so the forecast shows you where the risk actually is.
The specific member whose position is most movable and most load-bearing. Lobbying spend is usually wasted on the wrong person, not on the wrong argument.
Legislative windows close hard. We give you the date the odds change and what they change to, so timing is a decision instead of a guess.
Most forecasting tools model the public and stop — but the public doesn't pass laws, legislators do. Everyone else rents a panel of strangers to answer a question they'd never otherwise be asked. We build both sides instead: verified residents who propose and react to real bills because they want something changed, and the officials who vote on them. Note which one has a name.
The odds we sell ship back to those same residents, printed on the bill cards they vote on — the forecast is public to the people it lands on before it is ever sold. See the app that generates it →
A forecast written after the fact is a story. Every PollSee prediction is timestamped and locked before the legislature acts, then checked against the record. Across 30 predictions, 86 percent were correct. The misses are on the list too — a scoreboard you can only see the wins on is not a scoreboard.
Foreknowledge is easier to buy when you can count it. A political future unit is one forecast, filed on one question, before the chamber acts on it. Buy a block, spend them across the session on whatever is actually moving.
One bill you cannot afford to lose, with room to re-run it as the bill changes.
We watch the bills that affect your market all session and spend units as things move.
Every issue in your market, with scenarios run on request rather than one bill at a time.
A unit is spent when a forecast is filed, not when it turns out to be right. That is the same standard we hold ourselves to publicly — see the receipts.
Tell us the bill, the chamber, or the market you are trying to enter. We will show you the forecast before you commit to anything.