Abstract: A social network is provided that groups users into political constituencies. By grouping users into their political constituencies, the social network can aggregate users' views on various political issues based on the groupings. An aggregate view of a particular issue can therefore provide a general representation of how the particular issue is viewed by a constituency. This grouping of users also allows the views of a constituency's representatives and/or candidates to be displayed in conjunction with the constituency's aggregate view. These aggregate views can also be made available as part of a business model to facilitate the targeted marketing or promotion of political agendas to the users. A candidates page can also be provided where users can view a candidate's views on various issues.