See how members voted, roll call by roll call
USLege Vote Tracking records floor and committee votes with each member's vote, the tallies, the outcome, and a link to the official journal entry. Filter by legislator and by how they voted to find, in one search, every bill a member opposed.
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A voting record should not take an afternoon to build
Before a meeting, you need to know how a member has voted on your issues. That usually means opening journal after journal, reading roll calls by hand, and copying names into a spreadsheet. Second and third readings on the same day blur together, and committee votes are harder still.
From a name to a full voting record
Pick a legislator or a bill
Start from a member to see their record, or from a bill to see every vote taken on it.
Filter by how they voted
Keep only the Yes votes, the No votes, or the absences, by chamber, committee, outcome, or date.
Open the source
Every vote links to its official journal entry, so you can cite it with confidence.
Roll calls, made searchable
Member-level votes
See each member's vote on a record, sorted by name, along with the tallies and the outcome.
A member's record in one search
Filter by legislator and vote, such as every bill a member voted No on this session.
Floor and committee votes
Filter by chamber or committee, or look at floor votes only.
Outcome and date filters
Narrow to votes that passed or failed, in a date range.
Readings told apart
Votes on the same bill and day keep their own name, motion, and journal link.
Honest about gaps
When a source publishes only the tallies, or names only some members, USLege shows that instead of filling it in.
Voting records, in plain English
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Walk in knowing how they voted
Name a legislator and an issue and we will pull the record live. See the people behind the votes in the legislator directory.
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