Promises, with receipts.
A source-grounded record of what political parties promised, what governments did, and where the evidence is still incomplete.
Election season asks the same question:
what if we checked?
With elections approaching in more countries, voters are asked to remember promises, slogans, reversals, and reasons. True Oath turns that memory test into a source trail. Can Sanity help us keep our sanity? That is the experiment.
The shape of the evidence.
These summaries reflect the four promise files currently connected to the Australia corpus.
across assessments
What happened next?
Trace each commitment from campaign language to implementation evidence.
Not every allegation is a finding.
True Oath keeps official findings, unresolved reporting, and no-finding cases visibly separate. That distinction is part of the evidence.
Political claims are easy.
Accountability is structured.
True Oath separates the promise from the proof. Every assessment keeps its source, date, confidence, and unresolved questions in view.
What was actually promised, by whom, and by when?
What changed in budgets, law, programs, or outcomes?
What can be said confidently, and what stays open?