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119th Congress · on the ballot through November 3, 2026

What they voted.Not what they said.

A public tally of how sitting members voted: for, against, and the times they broke with their party. Constituents, campaigns, PACs, and newsrooms use the same record. In an election year the people on the ballot come first. The votes stay after the polls close.

Your members of Congress · free

Enter a ZIP code to see your House member and both senators: their votes, their breaks with party, and who they face on November 3.

Constituents

Look up the member who votes for your state or district and see the yeas, the nays, and the misses.

Campaigns and PACs

The same tally, with the party breaks called out. No one can buy a quieter nay.

Newsrooms

Each position is checked against the House Clerk and the Senate record, and the roll call is there when the number is in dispute.

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This cycle

On the November ballot

The closest races, while the election is the news. The rest of the ledger is every member we score, whether or not the seat is in play.

Race ratings: Cook Political Report House (as of Oct 30, 2026) and Senate (as of Oct 30, 2026).

The floor

Latest floor activity

Every new roll call from the House Clerk and Senate LIS, including nominations, amendments, and procedural votes. Only passage, cloture, and conference votes on numbered bills are scored; the rest are marked “not scored” and do not count in any tally.

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Issues

Open seats

  • AL · Tommy Tuberville: running for governor
  • IL · Dick Durbin: retiring
  • IA · Joni Ernst: retiring
  • KY · Mitch McConnell: retiring
  • LA · Bill Cassidy: lost the Republican primary
  • MI · Gary Peters: retiring