Vote Lookup
HOW DID YOUR REPRESENTATIVE VOTE? FIND OUT.
Understanding Congressional Votes
Congress decides the fate of legislation through several types of votes. Not all votes are created equal — some record every member's position while others leave no individual trace.
Roll Call Votes
Every member's position is recorded and made public. This is the most transparent type of vote and the primary tool for holding representatives accountable. Roll call votes are what this page tracks.
Voice Votes
Members say "aye" or "no" aloud and the presiding officer judges which side prevails. No individual positions are recorded — making it impossible to know how your representative voted.
Unanimous Consent
Passed without formal objection. Often used for routine or non-controversial matters. A single member can block unanimous consent by objecting — but most routine legislation passes this way.
Why Votes Matter
A representative's voting record is the most concrete, verifiable measure of their priorities. Campaign promises are rhetoric — votes are action. Use this tool to see if your elected officials vote the way they promised.
Recent Roll Call Votes
LIVE FROM CONGRESS.GOV — CLICK ANY VOTE TO SEE FULL DETAILS
Look Up a Bill
Notable Bills to Explore
CLICK ANY BILL TO SEE ITS FULL VOTE RECORD
How to Use Vote Data
Congressional votes are public record. Here's how to turn that transparency into action.
Hold Your Rep Accountable
Reference specific votes when writing to your representative. Saying "you voted NAY on HR 1234" is far more powerful than general complaints.
WRITE TO CONGRESS →Track Voting Patterns
One vote doesn't tell the whole story. Look at how representatives vote over time, especially on issues you care about. Check their party loyalty score on their profile page.
BROWSE MEMBER PROFILES →Follow the Money
Cross-reference how your rep votes with who donates to their campaigns. Every member profile includes campaign finance data and lobbying filings so you can connect the dots.
VIEW CAMPAIGN FINANCE →