# Legislative Vote Tracking and Roll Call Records | USLege

> See how every member voted on every bill, filter a legislator's record by how they voted, and open the official journal entry behind each vote.

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Vote Tracking

# 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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The problem

## 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.

How it works

## From a name to a full voting record

STEP 1

### 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.

STEP 2

### Filter by how they voted

Keep only the Yes votes, the No votes, or the absences, by chamber, committee, outcome, or date.

STEP 3

### Open the source

Every vote links to its official journal entry, so you can cite it with confidence.

What's included

## Roll calls, made searchable

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### Member-level votes

See each member's vote on a record, sorted by name, along with the tallies and the outcome.

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### A member's record in one search

Filter by legislator and vote, such as every bill a member voted No on this session.

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### Floor and committee votes

Filter by chamber or committee, or look at floor votes only.

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### Outcome and date filters

Narrow to votes that passed or failed, in a date range.

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### Readings told apart

Votes on the same bill and day keep their own name, motion, and journal link.

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### Honest about gaps

When a source publishes only the tallies, or names only some members, USLege shows that instead of filling it in.

USLege MCP

## Voting records, _in plain English_

Ask from Claude or ChatGPT through USLege MCP, or inside the app.

List every bill Senator Rivera voted against this session.

How did the House Energy Committee vote on HB 412?

Which members missed the final vote on SB 88?

Show every failed floor vote in the California Senate this month.

Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to [USLege MCP](/mcp).

Questions

## What do teams ask about Vote Tracking?

Can I see how one legislator voted across many bills? +

Yes. Filter by legislator to see their vote on every record, and add a vote filter to keep only the bills they voted Yes or No on.

Are committee votes included? +

Yes, where the legislature publishes them. You can filter by committee or look at floor votes only.

Where does the vote data come from? +

From each legislature's official records. Every vote links to its source journal entry.

What if a journal only lists some members? +

Some sources publish only the tallies, or name only the members who voted No. USLege shows exactly what the source published and does not assume the rest.

Prep your next meeting

## 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](/legislator-directory).

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More of the platform

[Legislator Directory](/legislator-directory) [Stakeholder Intelligence](/stakeholder-intelligence) [Advanced Bill Search](/advanced-bill-search) [AI Assistant](/ai-assistant) [Bill Tracking](/bill-tracking) [Full Platform Overview](/platform)

Made with USLege

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