One question a day · Tuesday, November 3
CAN THEY DO THAT?
Every day, one real situation from the law of one state, answered Yes, No or Depends from the section itself, with its citation. Everybody gets the same question, and a new one comes at midnight Eastern. Weekends are for the weird ones.
§ Can They Do That? · No. 1
NEBRASKA
Can a Nebraska employer dock your pay for taking time off to vote?
Pick one. The answer comes from the section itself, with its citation.
EVERY QUESTION SO FAR
1 asked · 63 written
Each one has its own page and its own short address to share. The answers stay hidden until you pick, so any of them can be played.
How the count works
- A day runs midnight to midnight in New York, so everybody in the country has the same question at the same time.
- Signed in, answering the day’s question counts the day on your account, and the account page shows the days and the streak. The first answer is the one that counts.
- Without an account nothing is recorded anywhere but this device, which remembers what you picked so a question you answered opens answered.
- No ads, and nothing tracked beyond what the privacy page already lists.