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Watching the government

Six ways to watch Congress

Tracking Bills in Congress.

Ways to watchBills

When Congress votes on something that matters, we read the bill and say what it actually does. We also flag when a vote was not one bill but several bundled together, because a single yes can hide what a member really voted for. Every claim here is tied to the text of the bill or the vote itself.

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The record so far

Every vote we've read.

371
bills decoded
11%
bundled unrelated measures
64
became law
16
voted down

Where every member stands

Every member, by how they voted.

Each dot is one member of Congress, placed by how they voted on the 349 roll-call votes this site tracks. Left to right is agreement with the Republican majority. Up and down is age.

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How to read this

Each dot is one member of Congress, placed by how they voted on the 349 roll-call votes this site tracks. Republicans control the House and the Senate, so they decide which bills reach the floor. Every vote here is a vote on a Republican bill. That is why the horizontal axis mostly sorts by who is in power, not by who is open minded.

97%of the time, the average Republican voted with their party's majority
41%of the time, the average Democrat did too, on those same Republican bills
40%of the 349 tracked votes were bipartisan: both parties' majorities agreed

New: the bills lens, followed into the money

Tracking Lobbying in Congress.

Lobbying firms file which bills they worked on, and they file their own political giving. We join the two: for every bill enough registrants named, see how far their money concentrated on the committee that decides it.

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Recent Votes

  1. HR 4795Sep 3, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026

    House vote · 237-169

    Democrats
    33–167
    Republicans
    203–2
    Independents
    1–0

    Official title: H.R. 4795, Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026

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  2. HJRES 1Sep 2, 2026StandaloneFailed

    Nine-Justice Supreme Court Amendment

    House vote · 212-206

    Democrats
    1–205
    Republicans
    211–0
    Independents
    0–1

    Official title: H.J. Res. 1, a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require that the Supreme Court of the United States be composed of nine justices

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  3. HR 1501Sep 2, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Protecting Domestic Mining Act of 2025

    House vote · 218-201

    Democrats
    7–201
    Republicans
    210–0
    Independents
    1–0

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  4. HR 5366Aug 7, 2026StandalonePassed Both

    Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act

    Passed the Senate by unanimous consent

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  5. HR 2196Aug 7, 2026StandalonePassed Both

    National Emergency Medical Services Memorial Extension Act

    Passed the Senate by unanimous consent

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  6. HR 1276Aug 7, 2026StandalonePassed Both

    Paducah Land Restriction Removal Act

    Passed the Senate by unanimous consent

    Official title: To remove restrictions from a parcel of land in Paducah, Kentucky.

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  7. SCONRES 37Jul 22, 2026StandalonePassed Both

    Rotunda Tribute for Senator Lindsey O. Graham

    Passed the House without objection

    Official title: A concurrent resolution authorizing the use of the rotunda of the Capitol for a ceremony to honor the late Senator Lindsey O. Graham.

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  8. HR 8800Jul 22, 2026BundledPassed Chamber

    National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027

    House vote · 216-212

    Democrats
    6–205
    Republicans
    209–7
    Independents
    1–0

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  9. HR 7008Jul 22, 2026BundledPassed Chamber

    Stop Insider Trading Act

    House vote · 232-198

    Democrats
    13–198
    Republicans
    218–0
    Independents
    1–0

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  10. HR 1118Jul 21, 2026GovernmentStandalonePassed Chamber

    Value over Cost Act of 2026

    House vote · 421-1

    Democrats
    210–0
    Republicans
    210–1
    Independents
    1–0

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  11. HR 6955Jul 21, 2026FinanceStandalonePassed Chamber

    Main Street Capital Access Act

    House vote · 270-155

    Democrats
    56–154
    Republicans
    213–1
    Independents
    1–0

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  12. HR 9770Jul 21, 2026EconomicsStandalonePassed Chamber

    FY2027 Continuing Resolution

    House vote · 220-205

    Democrats
    6–204
    Republicans
    213–1
    Independents
    1–0

    Official title: Making continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2027, and for other purposes.

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  13. S 1041Jul 21, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Affordable Prescriptions for Patients Act

    Passed the Senate by unanimous consent

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  14. HR 8823Jul 20, 2026GovernmentStandalonePassed Chamber

    Putting Patients First by Strengthening Provider Accountability in FECA Act

    House vote · 396-0

    Democrats
    198–0
    Republicans
    197–0
    Independents
    1–0

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  15. HR 3747Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Accelerating Access to Dementia and Alzheimer’s Provider Training Act

    Passed the House by voice vote

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  16. HR 2715Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Destruction of Hazardous Imports Act

    Passed the House by voice vote

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  17. HR 3491Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    DeOndra Dixon INCLUDE Project Act of 2025

    Passed the House by voice vote

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  18. HR 4348Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Kay Hagan Tick Act Reauthorization

    Passed the House by voice vote

    Official title: To reauthorize the Kay Hagan Tick Act, and for other purposes.

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  19. HR 5160Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Stem Cell Therapeutic and Research Reauthorization Act of 2025

    Passed the House by voice vote

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  20. HR 2001Jul 20, 2026StandalonePassed Chamber

    Action for Dental Health Act

    Passed the House by voice vote

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