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Hey everyone!

Founder and creator of a site called Politarian.com. A free website for people who like to make political predictions; letting people post who they think will win in a future election.

Complete Anonymity: Make predictions with full anonymity – your account details stay private. Predict the Future: Dive into predicting federal and state elections for 2023-2024. Decode the paths to victory. Public or Private: Share your predictions publicly or keep them all to yourself – it's your call. Candidate Insights: Access comprehensive candidate info – news, endorsements, bios – everything to make sharp predictions.

Politarian is nonpartisan regarding any political party; rather focusing on transparency, holistic information, accountability, and a simple-to-use interface as to navigate the complex political landscape.

I would appreciate any feedback and look forward to seeing your predictions on Politarian.com!

Update: 1.1: Hey y’all! We just made an update to Politarian.com!! We added Social Media to the candidate profiles. Hope you guys can join us in making a primary prediction for the 2024 election :)

Update: 1.2: We have become more enlightened! I've made changes to the Map and added a counter along with a progression bar so you know the total votes. Let me know what you think!

I can't seem to see anything concrete, but would be keen to get involved.

[Edit: I offered a bit of background about myself here at the top, in the spirit of transparency and openness, but everyone who responded focused on that and refused to answer my question, so now it's just the question. It still might not get answered, but I don't have the spoons to deal with people taking personal issue with me.]

I just want to know what kind of paint is being used in these protests. Is it water-soluble and non-toxic? If so, how are you making sure your membership is adhering to these requirements, rather than bringing something like oil-based paint?

I don't have a problem with making a literal splash to get attention for the cause, but defacing public property (which is owned collectively by the constituents, i.e. it's partly mine) needs to be a temporary/reversible bother rather than a permanent change, and it needs to be non-toxic when it inevitably leaches into the local environment or birds stand in it or whatever.