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Presidential Evidence Assistant

An intelligent system that lets users ask questions and compare proposals from more than 24 presidential candidates. It provides answers based on each candidate's government proposals and interviews, linking to the original source of each statement.

24 Candidates covered
100+ Documents processed
70+ Original sources
16 Topic categories
8 Media outlets

Designed for trust

Traceable citations

Every claim carries a [N] reference linking to a YouTube video at the exact second, a PDF at the page number, or the original web page.

No opinions or rankings

The system never ranks candidates or says one proposal is better. It presents what each candidate said and lets the user decide.

Balanced retrieval

Comparisons guarantee fair representation — candidates with more published material don't dominate the results.

Transparent gaps

When information is missing, the system says so explicitly rather than fabricating or filling in gaps.

How it works

We collect proposals, interviews, and media articles related to each candidate. The tool classifies the query, searches across sources, and generates a response with verifiable citations.

Landing page — example queries and system boundaries clearly displayed
Landing page — example queries and system boundaries clearly displayed
Multi-turn conversation with numbered citations and traceable source links
Multi-turn conversation with numbered citations and traceable source links
  • Uneven coverage: only 2 of 24 candidates have structured published proposals.
  • Transcription quality: automatic video transcriptions may contain errors.
  • Information changes over time: the system reflects what was published at the last data update.
  • Variable media coverage: some candidates have 3–4 outlets, others only one.

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