Yes. Sway, the company, doesn't take sides — we don't favor a candidate, a party, or a cause, and we never put our thumb on the scale for one viewpoint over another.
That said, advocacy absolutely happens on Sway — that's the whole point. Candidates campaign for votes, and group leaders publish their own recommendations. That's people using the platform to organize, not Sway telling you what to think.
When a group shows up for you, it's for clear reasons, not because Sway favors them:
- They have recommendations relevant to your address and your ballot
- They're connected to a leader or group you already follow
We don't rank groups by their politics, and no one pays us for placement.
