What legislators say, not just how they vote
Every tracked legislator's posts across X, Bluesky, and Truth Social, one searchable feed, covering all 50 states, Congress, DC, Puerto Rico, and New York City. Linked straight to the bills they mention.
A legislator's real position often shows up on social media first
Legislators telegraph their next move on social media days before it hits the official record. Watching by hand means following dozens of accounts across three platforms, and still missing the post that mattered.
Every account, one feed, fully searchable
Filter by platform, party, chamber, or bill mention, and search by keyword across every tracked legislator at once.
Built to be searched, not scrolled
Governors and legislators, all 50 states + DC + PR
Coverage includes governors, lieutenant governors, and legislators across every state, DC, and Puerto Rico, not just the chambers you're already tracking.
Posts linked to bills automatically
A post mentioning a bill shows up on that bill's page and the legislator's profile without any manual tagging.
Filter by platform, party, chamber, or account type
Narrow to X, Bluesky, or Truth Social, personal vs. campaign vs. official accounts, committee, office, or date posted.
Search by legislator, bill, or keyword
Run the same kind of search across social posts that you'd run across bill text, and get every matching post back with the keyword highlighted.
Per-legislator social history
Every legislator's profile has its own Social Media tab, alongside their bio, committees, staff, bills, and votes.
Reachable through USLege MCP
Search legislator social activity from inside Claude, ChatGPT, or another connected AI tool, the same way you'd search bills or hearings.
Social media monitoring, answered
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