Voting record lookup
How a country has voted on a specific issue at the UN — every resolution, cited. Built for researchers and analysts who need a structured, sourced answer they can stand behind.
What you'll get
- A structured brief you can cite and build on
- Primary sources surfaced before secondary commentary
- A clear synthesis at the end — not a wall of text
What you'll fill in
Pick any country
issue
The prompt
This is what lands in your composer — edit the [blanks] and send.
Pull [country]'s voting record on [issue] at the UN. For each relevant resolution provide: A/RES number, session, date, vote (Yes / No / Abstain / Absent), and the country's explanation of vote if one was delivered (with quote). End with a one-paragraph pattern analysis: what does the record reveal about the country's underlying position and what — if anything — has shifted.
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