See how your members of Congress vote, and how it compares with the people they represent.
Every recorded House and Senate vote, set beside what independent surveys found people in each
state and district want. No party talking points, no grades: the record, and the sources to check it.
VotersCheck your senators' and representative's record before you vote, on the issues you care about.
Journalists and researchersEvery vote links to the official record; every estimate to its survey.
Teachers and studentsA clear, sourced way to see how representation works in practice.
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Your members
Every vote, compared with what people back home said
Pick your state and a member. You'll see their recent votes, attendance, and, on bills that large
independent surveys asked about, whether their vote matched what most people they represent wanted.
Senators are compared with their state, representatives with their district
Too close to call? It's shown, and never counted either way
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How often each one missed votes, how often they voted the same way when both voted, every vote
where they split, and how each compared with the people they represent.
Two members compared: attendance, votes cast together, and where they split.
States
Your whole delegation on one page
Each state's senators and representatives, today and in the past, with how their surveyed votes
compared with the people they represent, and what the state's residents told each survey.
Listed by seat, never ranked
Statewide survey results, with how the senators voted on each
The 2021 COVID relief law (American Rescue Plan): each senator's vote against support in their state. Some voted with a clear majority, some against it, and some states were too close to call.
All votes
Every floor vote, searchable and filterable
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House and Senate votes from 2007, House votes checked against official totals
Links to the official record and the bill on Congress.gov
19,604 House and Senate votes since 2007, sorted the way you think about them
Combine any of these filters on the All votes page. Every choice below
opens that page already filtered. Counts are from November 2026 and grow as Congress votes.
Topic 33 subject areas, as Congress.gov classifies each bill
