2026 U.S. House and Senate
Your words. Their full context. One permanent address.
FLAPSS gives candidates a verified page for direct answers voters can return to before and after Election Day. We do not endorse, rank, match, or sell placement.
Candidate controlled
Nothing publishes by implication
A verified candidate signs in and publishes their own answers. Recorded quotations remain separate and never imply participation.
Permanent, not frozen
Views can change honestly
The current answer appears first. Every earlier revision stays dated and readable, so a change of mind keeps its context.
Equal terms
The same core for every candidate
Every candidate receives the same questions, limits, presentation, and right to pass. Responses are never ordered by attention or reactions.
Start with twelve questions
The common core covers motive, priorities, constitutional limits, the economy, health, energy, AI, national security, elections, local needs, and a measurable promise. Answer one now and return when ready. Passing is always allowed.
Published answers are an append-only public record. Legal and safety issues follow the same published moderation process for every campaign.