Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
How’d They Vote: Congress, Mapped to Your Address
A public lookup tool that connects your address to your congressional representatives and their roll-call votes.
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- Voters checking their representatives’ records
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- It says address lookups use the U.S. Census Bureau and that submitted addresses are never stored.
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Visitors can enter a street address to find two senators and one House member, or browse by state and search legislation by name, topic, or number. The page says its address lookup uses the U.S. Census Bureau and does not store submitted addresses. It attributes vote records to the House Clerk and Senate, and bill summaries to the Congressional Research Service; the displayed records are marked current as of Nov. 11, 2026.
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