Vote Tracker
Who votes with us?
Who votes against us?
We don't care what party they belong to. Every vote in Congress is scored on one question. Are they fighting for working Americans? Or for the billionaires and corporations that fund them?
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Fighting for You
The top-scoring lawmakers right now. They come from different parties. What they share: they vote for working people, not their donors.
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Every representative. Key votes that matter.
Each one is scored on how their key votes line up with Project 2029 values. That means healthcare, workers rights, climate, democracy, and accountability. Filter by party, state, or chamber.
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How We Score It
The full record
Votes, money, and conduct. All of it on the record, for everyone, equally. We are not here to tell you who to vote for. We are here to make sure you can see exactly who they are.
Campaign money
Special interest money shapes votes. These flags show which industries paid for a lawmaker's campaign, and what those industries want in return. Sourced from FEC filings.
Received money from pro-Israel lobbying groups that have worked to suppress criticism of Israeli government policy.
Received money from oil, gas, and coal industry PACs that lobby against climate action.
Received money from pharmaceutical industry PACs that lobby against drug price negotiation.
Received money from major banks and financial institutions that oppose consumer protection regulation.
Received money from defense contractors who profit from military spending regardless of strategic value.
Received money from for-profit prison companies that profit from mass incarceration.
A flag is added when total donations from that category go over FEC reporting thresholds.
Conduct & accountability
Public office demands the highest standard of conduct. These flags show documented ties to abuse or criminal networks. They also cover votes that shielded the powerful from accountability. Every flag comes from the public record: court documents, official vote rolls, legislative records.
Named in federal court documents from the Epstein/Maxwell case that were made public. Sourced only from unsealed court filings, not news reports or guesswork. This is the most severe flag.
Source: Federal court documents released by Judge Loretta Preska, 2024. These are legal filings, not convictions or guilty verdicts.
Voted against bills to release the Epstein documents. Blocked transparency probes. Or worked to protect those named in the files. If you weren't for full transparency, you were protecting them.
Voted YEA on March 4, 2026 to send H.Res. 1100 to committee. That procedural move killed the measure. It would have required the Ethics Committee to publicly release records of congressional sexual harassment investigations. 357 members voted to bury it. 65 voted for transparency.