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Independent civic evidence

Only the Truth
for the People.

Political claims are loud. Evidence should be clear. CommonProof examines claims from Democrats, Republicans, and everyone in between using the same public standard.

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THE COMMONPROOF METHODOpen evidence
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Before a verdict

See the evidence trail.

Every review separates the exact claim, primary records, credible reporting, context, and remaining unknowns.

Same test for every party01 / 04

AI-assisted, source-first

What claim should we examine?

Ask about a political statement, policy, statistic, or viral post. CommonProof will identify what can be verified and what remains uncertain.

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CommonProof is an evidence guide, not a substitute for original documents or professional advice.

Evidence library

Clarity starts with method.

Our first public guides show how to inspect the claims that shape civic life—without choosing a political team.

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Federal policy

What a bill says—and what it does not say

A plain-language method for separating statutory text, funding claims, and partisan interpretation.

6 min method guide
02

Elections

Why election rules must be checked state by state

The evidence trail starts with the applicable law, the election authority, and the exact date of the claim.

5 min method guide
03

Public data

The definition behind every political statistic

A number can be accurate and still mislead. CommonProof shows the denominator, timeframe, and source notes.

4 min method guide

Our public standard

Not “both sides.”
The same standard.

Fairness does not mean forcing equal blame. It means applying the same evidence rules regardless of party, person, or outcome.

  1. 01

    Capture the exact claim

    We preserve the wording, speaker, date, and original context.

  2. 02

    Start with primary evidence

    Official records, legislation, court filings, datasets, and direct statements come first.

  3. 03

    Show what is known

    Facts, interpretations, disputed points, and missing evidence are labeled separately.

  4. 04

    Correct the record openly

    Material changes are dated, explained, and never quietly erased.

“Truth should not belong to a party. It should belong to the people.”

CommonProof is being built as a nonpartisan civic evidence platform: transparent sources, plain language, and one standard for every claim.

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