Politicly

Politics across Europe and Washington, in one place.

Polls, governments, parliamentary calendars, voting records and policy dossiers across fifteen political systems — for people whose work depends on knowing what happens next.

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Follow a promise from announcement to law.

A dossier records every documented step a commitment takes. No searching six months of newspapers to work out where something actually stands.

🇩🇰 Free dental care for 18–25 year olds

Tracked since June 2022 · 11 documented steps

Jun 2022Election manifesto commitment

Dec 2022Named in the government platform, no date attached

Sep 2023No allocation in the finance actNo movement

Nov 2024340 m kr allocated — covering ages 18–21 onlyFunded

Mar 2025Delivery model still undecidedNo movement

Jun 2026Age range raised as a condition in budget talksStage change

Sep 2026Not in the autumn legislative programmeNo movement

Every step links to its source — the finance act paragraph, the committee minutes, the legislative programme. We don't tell you whether the promise was kept. We show you where it stands.

What else it covers

The forward calendarElections, committee sessions, consultation deadlines, court dates and set-piece fiscal events — subscribable straight into Outlook, Google or Apple.
Who governs, and how support is movingCurrent governments and cabinets with portfolio splits, and polling plotted over years rather than weeks.
BriefingsSessions and hearings in two minutes: what was decided, what each party said, what happens next, what's still open. Read or listen.
How they votedParty positions on individual bills, and — where parliaments publish it — which members broke ranks.
One keyword, every sourceFollow an issue across committee agendas, consultations, parliamentary questions, bill amendments and court dockets in fifteen systems at once.

How we work

We report. We don't score.

Every figure carries its source and publication date. Where a parliament doesn't publish individual votes, we say so rather than inferring them. Rights and democracy indices come from V-Dem, EIGE and ILGA-Europe with their methodology attached — we publish no index of our own. Corrections are logged in public.

The record is free.

Dossier timelines, the calendar and who's in power stay open to anyone, permanently. What's paid for is the workflow around them — alerts the day something moves, keyword tracking across sources, briefings and export.

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