Polis is a next-generation political social platform built to strengthen civic engagement and connect communities with candidates, elected officials, and coalitions.
Unlike traditional social media, Polis is designed specifically for political awareness, transparent communication, and community-driven engagement.
Whether you're a voter looking to stay informed, a candidate running for office, or a coalition organizing supporters, or an elected official wanting to connect with your constituents, Polis gives you the tools to connect, mobilize, and grow your impact.
For Voters
Discover political content in a structured, issue-focused feed
Follow candidates, coalitions, and events in your area
Stay informed with transparent public posts and updates
Engage in conversations that matter to your community
For Candidates
Build a public profile tailored for political campaigns
Share posts, videos, and announcements directly with supporters
Host and manage events
Access performance insights and engagement analytics
Collaborate with campaign staff through role-based permissions
For Coalitions & Organizations
Create coalition pages to unite supporters
Amplify aligned candidates and initiatives
Organize events and community outreach
Manage team members with structured access controls
Built for Civic Transparency
Polis is structured around:
Identity-based profiles
Role-based dashboards
Public accountability features
Transparent communication tools
The platform is designed to promote responsible engagement while giving political participants the digital tools they need to grow and organize effectively.
Designed for Modern Civic Engagement
Polis isn’t just another social app — it’s infrastructure for democratic participation in the digital age.
Join the movement toward a more connected and informed political community.
Government information and independence
Polis is an independent civic-engagement platform operated by Lux Corp. Polis does not represent and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the U.S. government, any state or local government, or any political entity.
Government information is obtained from official public sources, including:
Congressional bills, laws, members, and House roll-call information:
https://www.congress.gov/
U.S. Senate roll-call information:
https://www.senate.gov/legislative/votes_new.htm
Federal candidate and campaign-finance records:
https://www.fec.gov/data/
Congressional district and geographic data:
https://tigerweb.geo.census.gov/arcgis/rest/services/TIGERweb/
State and local election authorities:
https://www.usa.gov/state-election-office
Where Polis displays a specific government record, it links to the applicable original government source when available.
Polis community polls, ratings, and “How would you vote?” responses are user-generated opinions. They are not official government votes or election results.
Political social media built for voters, candidates & coalitions.