Govwatch
Every bill, vote, speech, and dollar — drawn from public government records and explained without the jargon. A free civic resource covering all 535 voting members of Congress plus the 5 non-voting delegates (540 in total).
Other sites publish the raw data. Govwatch connects it: which industries fund a sponsor's campaign, which floor speeches each member made about a bill, and how votes lined up with money — all on the same page, in plain English, with sources linked.
Get your district briefing
Bills affecting your district, how your reps voted, and where their money comes from.
What we track
Every member, every vote, every dollar, every word. All in one place, in plain English. Click any card to dive in.
100 senators. Track every vote, speech, and campaign donation. See who actually works across the aisle.
435 voting representatives, plus 5 non-voting delegates from DC, PR, GU, AS, MP, VI. See how your rep voted compared to their party.
Where bills live or die. The committees that decide which legislation ever reaches a floor vote.
Every bill in the 119th Congress. Full text, sponsors, status, and plain-English summaries.
Campaign finance, PAC contributions, outside spending. See which industries fund which votes.
Ethics violations, investigations, and disciplinary actions. Sourced from official congressional records.
What's happening now
inappropriate relationship with staff member
violating campaign finance laws; failing to properly disclose required information on statements required to be filed with the House; accept
imporoperly timed his retirement announcement to ensure his preferred successor was the only entrant in the upcoming Democratic primary
Why this exists
Accountability data about Congress is public — but it lives in dozens of government portals, PDFs, and databases that regular citizens will never have time to dig through.
We pull together voting records, campaign donors, floor speeches, committee work, ethics reports, and district data — all in one place, in plain English. Just what your representatives are actually doing with the power you gave them.
Keep it independent
Govwatch is free because accountability data should be. Your donation pays for servers, government API fees, and the ongoing work of keeping every bill, vote, and filing fresh.