Purple Voice is a neutral, data-driven civic intelligence platform tracking every member of the U.S. Congress and every bill in motion. Search any senator or representative, compare members side by side, see who voted for or against any bill, and find your state’s full delegation.
Congress writes the laws that shape your taxes, your healthcare, your work, your future — and most of it happens out of frame. Purple Voice is the public record itself, organized so you can actually use it. Every roll-call vote, every bill, every member of the 119th Congress, sourced from Congress.gov and the official chamber records, refreshed daily. No editorial spin. No pundit translation. The receipts, on a clean page.
Search any senator or representative by name or state. Pull up any bill and see who voted Yea, Nay, or didn’t show. Compare two members side by side. Find your full state delegation in a single click, and follow each one’s voting history, sponsored bills, attendance record, and news coverage in one place. Built for journalists, students, civic operators, and anyone who wants to know what their government actually did this week — not what someone says it did.
Every bill, resolution, and joint resolution in the 119th Congress.
Every roll-call vote — who voted Yea, Nay, or didn’t show up.
Bills don’t make themselves famous. Most pass through committee with no coverage. Here’s what’s been moving recently — sortable by chamber, filterable by topic, every roll call attached.
111 state pages, each linking to your senators and representatives. Every member’s profile carries the full record — voting history, sponsored bills, news coverage, and biographical context. No editorial filter; just the receipts.
Weekly civic data digest — bills, roll calls, the bipartisan moves nobody talks about. No spam, no spin.
Quick answers about Purple Voice, the data and how to use it. More on the FAQ page.
A neutral civic data site that tracks every member of the U.S. Congress, every bill and every roll-call vote, plus campaign finance and lobbying filings. Every record links to its official source. About Purple Voice.
Use Find Your State to see your full delegation, or search any member by name or state in the member directory.
Yes. Congress Compare puts two members side by side and shows how often they voted the same way on shared roll calls.
Bills and votes come from Congress.gov, the House Clerk and the Senate. Campaign finance comes from the Federal Election Commission and lobbying reports from the Senate Office of Public Records. The full list is on Sources.
Bills and roll-call votes are imported daily. Campaign finance updates weekly and lobbying reports quarterly. Each dataset’s schedule is on Methodology.
No. Purple Voice does not endorse candidates, parties or policies, and does not rate or score legislators. It publishes the record as the official sources report it. See Editorial Standards.
Yes. Pages are open to people, search engines and AI crawlers. Cite the Purple Voice page you used, and for a specific vote or filing also cite the official record that page links to.
Send the page link and a link to the official record through the contact form. Confirmed errors are corrected and logged on Corrections.
