Policy Rank Engine

Californians are drowning in bills nobody voted for directly.

Every year, the Legislature introduces 2,000+ bills. We never see them and never get a simple way to say “yes, we want this” or “no, we don’t.”

The Policy Rank Engine on tpcal.org is built to fix that. It takes the flood of bills and core issues facing California and turns them into something you can actually act on: plain-language summaries, side-by-side comparisons, and a live ranking system that tells your governor what you want pushed in Sacramento.

Step 1

See the landscape

Browse core policies and major bills translated into clear language, grouped by issue so you don’t need a law degree to follow what’s happening.

Step 2

Rank what matters

Drag'n'Drop, rate, and prioritize issues. Add new problems you think Sacramento is ignoring. Your rankings feed directly into my legislative agenda.

Step 3

Watch the dashboards

See live dashboards of how Californians are ranking policies across demographics and track which priorities I am pushing through the Legislature.

This isn’t a one-off poll that gets ignored after election day. It’s a standing contract: you send signal through your rankings, and I commit to act on it openly, with receipts, in full view of the people of California.

Sources:

Capitol Weekly – “Over the past decade, the California Legislature … introduce between 1,900 and 2,600 bills per year.” capitolweekly.net
CalMatters – 2,124 new bills introduced in 2024 alone. calmatters.org
California Legislature 2023–24 session – 4,821 bills introduced. senate.ca.gov