For the races you were going to guess on.

Booth reads your exact ballot, finds the one question that decides each race for you, and lays out the best honest case for every side. You pick. Booth checks your work.

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How Booth works

The homework, done. The decision, still yours.

One question per race

The thing that actually decides it for you. When the answer is obvious, Booth calls it an easy call and moves on.

Both sides, at their best

The strongest honest case for each side, and every claim has a source you can tap.

Endorsers you trust, marked

Tell Booth whose judgment counts with you and whose counts against. It flags them in every race.

You pick first

Make the call, give a one-line why, and Booth checks it against your own answers. Want a recommendation? Ask. It comes as a fit score, not a ruling.

Your exact ballot

In LA County, enter your address and Booth pulls it from the registrar. Anywhere else, snap your mail ballot or upload the sample. Every race, down to the water board.

Starts with what you value

Tradeoffs, not slogans. Where you land when you can't have both, and the lines you won't cross. Booth applies them to every race.

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A cheat sheet in ballot order

Walk in knowing every answer.

Your picks, in the order the ballot lists them. Print it, copy it onto your mail ballot, or in LA County, load it into a Poll Pass and scan it at the voting center.

Dropped your ballot in a drop box early? Tap “I've voted.” Booth asks if you voted the way you planned, then follows the results for every race you weighed in on.

Everything saves as you go. Come back to it anytime before you vote.

Booth doesn't have a side. It has your answers, its sources, and no one to tell.

Recommendations only when you ask, built only from what you told Booth. Your answers and picks are private to your account.

Your values in every box.

Takes about a minute to start. Booth begins with what you value.

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