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The New AAI App is Out

January 3, 2018 Marc Kilmer 2 Comments

Want to know where your legislators stand on curbing government? How they voted on individual freedom? Or what their legislative record is on legal reform?

Your wait is over – the new AAI app is out and it has a full rundown of the 2017 Freedom Scorecard. It breaks down the information by legislator and by 13 different categories, giving users a thorough look at where legislators stand on issues relating to limited government and the free market. In addition, the app notes who won the “Friends of Freedom” awards from AAI in 2017.

The app also gives a detailed explanation of the scorecard’s methodologies and explains why votes on certain bills were viewed in a positive or a negative light. Unlike other organizations, AAI believes in being transparent when we hold legislators accountable. That way you can make up your own mind as to whether these ratings are good or bad, and then act accordingly.

If you want to know how legislators voted on the important issues of the 2017 legislative session, download the app. There isn’t a better way to keep tabs on whether state lawmakers are true friends of freedom or not.

Filed Under: Staff News Tagged With: AAI, AAI App, advance arkansas institute, Staff News

Comments

  1. Stephen says

    January 4, 2018 at 8:17 pm

    Will there be an Android app? Is this exclusive to iOS? If so, please send me a link.

    Reply
    • Caleb Taylor says

      January 7, 2018 at 8:59 pm

      Unfortunately, current plans only extend to iOS/Mac computers.

      Reply

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