Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
The Card Set turns Congress into a 533-card civic collection
It presents trading-card-style profiles for 100 senators and 433 voting representatives, using public records for votes, attendance, enacted bills, and campaign money.
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- Readers comparing congressional records across members
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- The page names Congress.gov, House Clerk, Voteview, FEC, and financial disclosures as sources, and says each item links to the record.
Field notes
The homepage splits the 119th Congress into separate House and Senate sets and offers checklists, a featured Maine matchup, and a pack-opening route. It names Congress.gov, the House Clerk, Voteview, FEC, and financial disclosures as sources, and says each item links to the record. The page describes the card formula as consistent across members and explicitly says the numbers are stats, not grades.
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