Angel's List

How to read this list

• Live means the page is up and was checked by fetching it, not by trusting an upload.
• Done means the box is ticked in the project's own checklist, where the work is tracked.
• Building, Next and Later are my own call about order, as of 2026-09-25. They are not promises of a date.
• This list is about the building. It never rates, ranks or scores a person. For how the record itself works, read How we work.

137 pages on this site are live today, counted from our own upload list.

Stage 1 · Home first: 68105 to Lincoln

Start where I live. Nebraska's own record, read from Nebraska's own documents.

1 of 8 done

• Live
  Ask all six OPPD Board candidates the same four questions, and print every answerOne candidate has answered so far. The other five were asked the same day.
• Building
  Check each OPPD answer that can be checked, and print the check separately from the answerThe first check is a campaign pledge. His filings are next.
• Building
  Ask the candidates in the remaining 2026 races, a whole race on one daySome candidates filed only a phone number, so they get a text. Every text is saved as a receipt, the same way an email is.
• Next
  Nebraska voter registration closes October 16: re-check every deadline page before then
• Next
  Sit in on the Medical Cannabis Commission's October and November meetings
• Next
  Read OPPD's own governance documents (board size, rates, pay) instead of search summariesThe list of documents is already on the lesson, marked not read yet.
• Later
  Every Nebraska senator's recorded votes, not just two cloture votesThe method is written down. Step one is proving one bill against totals we already know.
• Next
  Look at every new page in a real browser, on a phone, not just check that it uploaded

Stage 2 · Outward: every state

The same homework, for the other 49 states and DC. Slower, because every number has to be read, not guessed.

0 of 4 done

• Later
  Homework pages for the other 41 states10 of 51 are built.
• Later
  One question page: ask a civic question, get sourced pages back
• Later
  Walk a reader from "am I registered?" to "did my ballot count?" as one path
• Next
  Make the site survive November 3: every date is keyed to 2026 today

Stage 3 · Clarity City: the plain-words door

For anyone who reads a page here and thinks "I don't understand this." That's where the explaining happens.

0 of 2 done

• Next
  The Clarity City front door: a short video, four plain beats, three doorsDoor one is "I just wanted to know." It comes first and asks for nothing.
• Later
  The "no, that did not make sense" path: the same lesson in plainer words

Stage 4 · The Sunflower's View

A small widget fed by this site's data, built for a reader who wants the useful part without the pile of bad news around it. It shows her deadlines, her officials' public record, and something good.

1 of 2 done

• Later
  A widget any family can put on its own page: deadlines, their officials' record, something goodNothing about the reader leaves their browser. No account.
• Live
  The widgets that already exist, ready to paste onto any site

Stage 5 · Last, on purpose: the shop

gottahaveitshops.online is a separate business. It comes last, and the promise that the record stays free came first.

1 of 2 done

• Live
  The promise first: the record is free, with no account, no ads and no trackingDated September 24, 2026, before anything was for sale.
• Waiting
  Help setting this up in another state, sold on gottahaveitshops.onlineWaits for Stages 3 and 4. The method stays free to copy.

Why it's called homework

I didn't know my rights until I went looking. Most of this site is me doing that homework in public: reading the filing, the transcript, the minutes, and writing down what they say, with the link. Some of it isn't finished. That's on purpose. Beta means incomplete. It never means fake.

Would you believe me if I told you? You don't have to. Every page here shows its work.