How do I find my representatives?

Enter your ZIP code and we’ll show your U.S. House district, U.S. Senators, and state legislators with links to profiles and recent votes.

My ZIP covers more than one district—what happens?

If a ZIP overlaps multiple districts, we’ll prompt for your full address to pinpoint your exact district.

What is the vote on a bill in Congress?

A vote on a bill is the official recorded decision where each member of Congress casts a Yea or Nay during a roll call. You can see who voted on every bill in the 119th Congress using our Bill Tracker at https://wtfvote.us/billtracker.

How much do members of Congress get paid?

The base salary for U.S. Representatives and Senators is $174,000 per year. The Speaker of the House earns $223,500 and party leaders earn $193,400. Each House member also receives a taxpayer-funded office budget (MRA) of roughly $1.3–1.9 million for staff, rent, and travel. You can see individual office spending on each representative's profile page.

How do I see who voted for or against a bill?

Search for any bill in the Bill Tracker, then open the bill detail page to see the full roll-call vote with every member's Yea or Nay, filterable by party and state. You can also view each representative's complete voting history on their profile page.

Government works for us — not the other way around. • Public power, on public terms. • Hired by the people. Accountable to the people. • Every vote is a public record. Every record tells a story. • Transparency is the foundation of trust. • Know what your representatives are doing — then decide what to do about it. • An informed voter is the most powerful force in a democracy. • The records are public. We just made them readable. • Every ballot is a job review. • Democracy works best when people pay attention. • The governed grant the power; the power serves the governed. • Public office is public service — to the public. • The strength of democracy is the informed citizen. • The people are the point. • Consent creates the mandate; accountability keeps it. • “The government is us; we are the government, you and I.” — Theodore Roosevelt • “Democracy is not a spectator sport.” — Lotte E. Scharfman • “The ballot is stronger than the bullet.” — Abraham Lincoln • “Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.” — Attributed to Wendell Phillips • “A vote is a kind of prayer about the world we want.” — Shane Claiborne

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