Name one decision-maker and the issue in front of them. Fieldstate maps the field — the specific, named people who move that person — and resolves them to real, reachable individuals, built entirely from public records.
Legislators and regulators are lobbied head-on all day, and they are built to withstand it. What they cannot discount is the people they already listen to — the colleague who chairs beside them, the donor who showed up early, the operator back in the district. When an issue reaches a decision-maker through their own trusted voices, from several directions at once, it stops being advocacy and starts being consensus.
Everyone in this business knows this. Fieldstate is the first system that turns it into an instrument.
Not a persona. Not a lookalike segment. People — with the reason each one matters, ranked within the circles they occupy: the inner circle, the peers and staff, the amplifiers. Every ranking carries its citation, and a documented fact is never dressed as an inference — or the reverse.
From the map, an activation-ready audience: each named person, their household, their organizations, expanded in a fixed order until the universe is big enough to run and precise enough to matter — then handed to whatever channel you already use.
Fieldstate maps one level further: each trusted voice around the decision-maker has their own circle of peers, colleagues, and validators. Reaching those people means the issue arrives at the inner circle organically — and reaches the target from every direction that matters, all of it traceable to public records.
Fieldstate is built for the buyer who has to defend the list in front of a board, a client, or a reporter. The rules are structural — they are enforced by the system, not left to the operator.
Public records only. Filings, rosters, disclosures, the official record. Every relationship in the map cites its source.
Provenance on every record. Each contact carries where it came from, all the way through to activation.
Inference is labeled, always. A hypothesis is flagged as one, and never ships into a live campaign unconfirmed.
No scraped social graphs. No individual device targeting. Private citizens without a public role are structurally excluded from expansion — that line is enforced in code, not policy.
Fieldstate is working with a small number of public-affairs and advocacy partners. If you have a target and an issue, a briefing takes thirty minutes.