About CivicRoll
Most people are more alike than the news makes us feel. The overwhelming majority just want to get along, do something productive, and provide for the people they love. Yet public debate keeps getting hijacked by the loudest voices at the two extremes — while the frustrated middle gets drowned out.
What we believe
The fix isn’t another opinion. It’s transparency — making the official record easy to see, easy to understand, and easy to act on. When you can see how your representatives actually vote, you can decide for yourself, instead of being told what to think.
We show. We never tell.
That’s our one rule, and everything is built to honor it. We present the facts — every vote, every tally, every member — with a link back to the official government source, and we let you draw your own conclusions. We never assert or imply causation we can’t prove, and there’s no “important votes” list reflecting anyone’s agenda. If the numbers embarrass a side, that’s the data, not us.
Nonpartisan by design
CivicRoll’s entire value is neutrality. The moment a thumb goes on the scale, it becomes just another one of the extremes it’s trying to route around. So the brand stays neutral, sorting is by disclosed rules like date, and the data comes straight from public-domain government records — never anyone’s memory or spin.
What’s here today
Federal legislators, bills, and roll-call votes for the 118th–119th Congress — browsable by member, by bill, by issue, and by an interactive map of your state and district. Coming next: compare your own views to see where you and your reps actually agree, and follow-the-money campaign-finance transparency.
See exactly where the data comes from and how we keep it accurate on our methodology page. Spot something wrong? Tell us — accuracy is the whole point.