FiscalNote announced on April 8 2026 that it has added a district‑matching feature to its PolicyNote API, enabling users to identify and target specific legislative districts for advocacy campaigns. The enhancement builds on the company’s AI‑driven policy platform and is powered by its VoterVoice grassroots advocacy platform.
The new capability gives clients granular geographic data that can be accessed programmatically, allowing nonprofits, advocacy groups, and corporate clients to design more precise outreach and lobbying efforts. “Bringing VoterVoice’s district matching into the PolicyNote API gives our customers a differentiated, developer‑friendly capability that directly powers the kind of civic engagement that moves policy,” said Josh Resnik, CEO and President of FiscalNote.
FiscalNote’s broader strategy is to use AI and its own data infrastructure to create a foundation for agentic AI applications. The company has been expanding its AI portfolio with features such as AI‑powered Bill Comparison, Social Listening, and the integration of presidential transcripts. “We now have 100% adoption of AI tooling across our engineering organization, which is translating directly into development cycles that are now approximately 3x faster than before,” Resnik added.
The announcement comes as FiscalNote reports a challenging financial environment. In Q4 2025 the company generated $22.2 million in revenue, a 24.7% decline from the same quarter a year earlier, and subscription revenue fell 8% year‑over‑year on a pro‑forma basis. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $2.5 million, exceeding guidance of $2 million and marking the tenth consecutive positive quarter for the metric.
Management has guided for Q1 2026 total revenues of $20 million to $21 million and full‑year 2026 revenues of $80 million to $83 million, while forecasting adjusted EBITDA of about $1 million for Q1 and $14 million to $16 million for the full year. The guidance reflects confidence in the company’s AI‑driven platform and the new API feature, but also signals the need to continue cost discipline amid revenue declines.
FiscalNote’s stock has been trading on the OTCID market since April 6 2026 after a notice of delisting from the NYSE for failing to meet the $1.00 average closing price requirement. The company is working to regain compliance while it focuses on product innovation and cost reduction.
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