Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Voto en claro: a voting quiz built from Congress’s record
A free Spanish-language questionnaire compares your answers to real votes in Spain’s Congress and shows which parties’ voting records align most closely.
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- Spanish voters comparing parties’ congressional records
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- The site offers four quiz lengths—10, 20, 30, or 50 questions—and says answers stay in the browser.
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The quiz offers four lengths, from a quick 10-question pass to a 50-question version, and says users can continue to a longer one without losing earlier answers. Its visible source trail includes links to the Congress and sections on methodology, coverage, party assignment, and data reuse. The homepage reports 2,198 plenary votes analyzed and 50 questions verified; those figures are site-reported.
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