A neighbor once told us she voted the same way every year, straight down the party line, because that's what her father did. Then one day she checked an actual vote on a bill that raised her property taxes. Her own representative voted for it. She had no idea, because nobody ever showed her where to look.

How Did Your Representative Actually Vote?

Most people never check. Not because they don't care, but because nobody hands them an easy way to look. So here's the easy way.

Every vote your state representative or senator casts is public record. You don't need to trust a headline or a mailer to tell you what they did. You can see it yourself, in ten minutes, straight from the source.

Type in their name. Look at what they voted yes on, what they voted no on, and what they skipped. That's it. No spin, no interpretation, just the record.

Ten minutes, once, before you vote. That's the whole ask.

This page links to official and nonpartisan third-party sources. It does not endorse or characterize any legislator's record. Vote data is maintained by the Pennsylvania General Assembly and LegiScan, not by this site.