Who we are, and why we built this.

Mission statement

Give a voice to 122 million American independents not supported by a political affiliation.

TheMajority.us exists to make the gap between what Americans actually support and what Congress votes for visible, verifiable, and impossible to ignore. We believe the majority of Americans already agree on more than Washington lets on — and that policy should reflect that reality, not the loudest voices or the best-funded ones.

We track voting records against documented majority opinion — not party platforms, not pundit spin, not polls cherry-picked for outrage. Just the data, sourced and cited, so you can check our work.

Independents aren't a fringe group waiting to be persuaded — they're the largest political affiliation in America, and neither party is built to fight for them. TheMajority.us is. Not a third party. Not a candidate. A nonpartisan, sourced record of where the country already agrees, so no independent has to borrow someone else's platform to be heard.

Goals

1. Increase the number of independents in every generation.
2. Lower the average voter age by increasing turnout among Gen Z, Millennials, and Gen X — from today's 55–68 age range to a target range of 45–55.
3. Build an independent movement in every House district and on every university campus, powered by Ambassadors and social media.

Who runs TheMajority.us

TheMajority.us was co-founded by Burr Warne alongside thousands of Independents who've had no real voice in Congress on the issues the majority actually agrees on. Together, they're building a movement to give Independents, The Majority, a powerful voice in Washington — and to educate four generations of voters, from Gen Z to Boomers, on the majority issues shaping their generation.

TheMajority.us was built out of a pattern Burr kept seeing: 83% of Americans support Medicare drug-price negotiation, 72% support investment in renewable energy, 68% support a national work authorization ID — and Congress votes against most of them anyway. The gap between what the majority actually supports and what gets enacted in Washington is not a polling error. It is a feature of a system that rewards party loyalty and donor alignment over constituent preference. TheMajority.us exists to make that gap visible, member by member, vote by vote, so voters can decide for themselves whether their representatives are working for them or for someone else.

For the longer version — why a conversation with two friends he'd known for fifty years became the moment that started this — read the founder story.

Three principles, no exceptions

How we're funded

TheMajority.us is self-funded by eAdviser, Inc. We do not currently accept donations, or paid advertising of any kind. We are exploring ways to accept sponsorships supporting our pillars, majority issues, and Fireside Chats. If that ever changes, we will update this page and publish a donor policy before accepting a single dollar.

We will never sell email addresses, user data, or access to our platform.

eAdviser is licensing its social media and video-sharing platform — built at a cost of over one million dollars — to TheMajority.us for $0. It will power dedicated video channels for each of the four pillars, giving members of Congress a direct way to share their views on majority issues with Independents. We believe the technology has the potential to change how Congress communicates with its constituents.

How we handle your data

If you join our email list, we use your address for one thing: sending you occasional updates about the site. We do not sell, rent, or share email addresses with anyone. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

How to report an error

If you find a factual error, a misattributed vote, a broken link, or a poll we've cited inaccurately, email corrections@themajority.us. We publish a corrections log and update the site. This is how we earn trust: by being wrong in public and fixing it in public.

What we are not

• We are not a news outlet. We don't break news. We track what your representatives vote on vs. what majorities support.
• We are not a PAC. We don't fundraise for candidates or run paid ads against them.
• We are not an AI. Maj, our assistant, uses AI to explain policies — but every underlying score, vote, and poll is human-verified from a cited public source.
• We are not affiliated with any candidate or party. If someone tells you otherwise, they're wrong — email us and we'll correct the record.