About Us
kBoulevard is a political communication and digital strategy firm focused on improving voter education within the Metro Washington D.C. area. Our diverse professional consulting team creates mobile-friendly candidate guides for all election types, from local to statewide races.
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Non-Partisan
Political media resource designed to convey unbiased information in the digital age.
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Concise
We desire to get easy-to-digest information into the hands of voters when they need it most.
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Transparent
We strive to make all information quickly and equally accessible and reliable.
Providing In-Depth Voter Resources Since 2016
This project is performed by a collective of subject matter experts. Team members consist of local writers, designers, and researchers. Views expressed here are not that of the authors.
“We want democracy to survive for all generations to come, not to become the insolvent phantom of tomorrow.”
Dwight D. Eisenhower
communication is key
What We Can Do For You
Tackling the Information Deficit
According to Pew Research, a 2020 study showed about two-thirds of Americans feel worn out by the amount of news there is, while still feeling less knowledgeable. We supply tools and information to voters who want to get involved with the political process. We believe that process starts at the local and regional levels.
As a result, we focus our attention on down-ballot, primary, and special elections that directly affect your district and your community. Our non-partisan platform provides a space for all certified candidates to be found in one place and reasonably analyzed. We also aim to provide a reliable last-second resource to individuals who are moments away from casting their ballot.
Know Your Representative
Understanding Referendums
Determining Your Goals
Our Philosophy
Our philosophy focuses on each voter doing their part to promote the interests of themselves and their loved ones. From local primary elections to statewide races, kBoulevard’s digital issues guides simplify and strengthen candidate messaging on critical issues.
Reputation
More Americans are getting news online than on TV, and are wary of big news, having a reputation for bias coverage.
Trust
Consumption via mobile devices are on the rise, social media is more prominent for news, but is considered untrustworthy.
Engagement
Elected officials and candidates worry most about increasing citizen engagement.
Accountability
No matter your political ideology, we provide the resources needed to make informed decisions.
We Will Help You Every Step of the Way
We want to hear from you. Are we missing something? Need more information?
Questions and Answers — Important Things You Should Know
What cities and counties do your guides cover?
We have covered elections at request, such as the 2020 Congressional District 7 Special Primary Election for the Baltimore City area.
Where do you source your information?
When do you publish your guides?
Are you non-partisan?
Do you plan to expand outside the DMV area?
Are you hiring or adding team members?
We are always looking for highly-talented individuals who are passionate about policy research and civic engagement. You can contact us here for opportunities.
How to suggest a correction?
Mistakes happen, and information changes. If you wish to recommend a revision, there’s an option to contact us and recommend an edit at the bottom of each guide, or you can contact us here for corrections/revisions.
How is this paid for?
We have chosen to not run ads on our guides to keep uniformity and unbiasedness. We currently receive donations and have a team of skilled individuals who perform this work for a small stipend. We appreciate any funding we receive. Make a donation.