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Type your address. We'll show you who's on your ballot and how the ones already in Congress actually voted. Every vote has a bill number you can check yourself.
Not a news site. Not picking a team. Just the public roll call, with a hippo on it.
The pond
What the pond pictures mean
No change on the file, and they're a Fat Hippo. Change and explain, and they're a Hippo. Change and go silent, and the crickets come. Not enough votes yet, and it's a Thin Hippo.
HippoCricket
Changed and went silent
Hippo
Changed but explained why
Fat Hippo
Never changed
Thin Hippo
No votes yet
Every party gets the same pond and the same rules. We don't judge whether a reason is good or bad, only whether they gave one for the change. A Thin Hippo means no votes yet: not enough sourced votes to put a full hippo in the pond.
See who's on your ballot
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Why the full address? One ZIP can cover more than one district, so ZIP alone can give the wrong ballot.
Match
See who lines up with you
Answer a short set of questions. We compare them to the positions already on each file. Nothing new is added, and nobody judges your answers.
Start matching →How it works
Three steps, no homework
1. We pull the official votes.
Every roll-call vote from the House and Senate clerks. Public record, nothing made up.
2. We check whether they stuck with it.
Same issue, same kind of bill. Did they hold steady, change and explain why, or change without a word?
3. You get a pond and the votes behind it.
Each vote links to its bill so you can check our work. Donor money is shown separately and never changes the pond.
Money, kept separate
Who funds them
Each profile shows donor money (traditional PAC contributions) next to the votes so you can see both in one place. Money never changes the pond, and we don't claim one caused the other. See the PAC table →
See members with $0 in dual-party PAC money →