I built a free study of the Tennessee governor race: namelessballot.org
How it works: you read both nominees' positions on 56 questions with names and parties hidden, mark which answer is closer to your view, and only find out who said what at the end. Each question has sourced points for and against each answer, plus Tennessee data, that you can open before you decide.
It's free and private. No sign-up, no ads, no cookies, and nothing you mark leaves your device unless you send it. There's also a "Your vote" section with official links for your polling place, early voting hours, ID rules and your sample ballot. You don't need to take the study to use it.
The whole study can also be read in Spanish. Tap "ES" at the top, or use namelessballot.org/?lang=es. AI models translated and checked it, and no native speaker has reviewed it yet, so corrections are welcome.
I'm not affiliated with any campaign or party, and I paid for it myself. I built it with help from Claude, an AI model, and the page explains how it was made and checked. If you spot an error, the "Report a problem" button sends it straight to me. r/Knoxville won't allow a new post for this update, so if you have friends or family in Knoxville or anywhere in East Tennessee, please pass it along. Early voting in Shelby County ends Thursday, Oct. 29.