POLIRATR™

Midterms 2026 are coming. Know the record before you vote — every roll call, every dollar, every rating, straight from official sources. No spin. Just the public record.

POLIRATR™ is your nonpartisan guide to American government. See how every official votes, what bills actually say, where campaign money comes from, and what the executive branch is doing — organized, browsable, and traceable to its source.

No spin. No opinions. Just the public record.

WHAT'S INSIDE • Profiles for every member of Congress, every governor, every cabinet member, every Supreme Court justice, and 7,000+ state legislators • Full voting history, sponsored and cosponsored bills, and committee activity for every official • Campaign finance dashboards — donors, industries, and totals • A legislative tracker covering bills, roll-call votes, floor activity, executive actions, and federal spending • AI-generated insights summarizing each official's record across 12 issue domains — clearly labeled in-app • Coverage of all 50 state legislatures plus the District of Columbia • Election dates and deadlines you can add to your calendar

DATA SOURCES All government information in POLIRATR is drawn from the following public, official, or aggregator sources:

Official U.S. government sources • Congress.gov — member biographies, bill text, sponsorship, voting summaries • BioGuide.Congress.gov — official member photos and biographical information • Clerk.house.gov — official U.S. House roll call votes • Senate.gov — official U.S. Senate roll call votes • FEC.gov — federal campaign finance and candidate filings • Whitehouse.gov — presidential actions and executive orders • Federalregister.gov — official executive branch publications • Govinfo.gov — Statements of Administration Policy and federal statutes • USAspending.gov — federal spending and contracts • FiscalData.Treasury.gov — U.S. Treasury debt and fiscal data • BEA.gov — U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP data • FOIA.gov — federal FOIA processing reports • FedScope.OPM.gov — federal workforce data • GAO.gov — Government Accountability Office oversight reports • U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder — ZIP code to congressional district lookup

Third-party aggregators of public government records • OpenStates.org (operated by Plural Policy, a non-profit) — state legislator and state bill data • Oyez (operated by IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law) — Supreme Court opinions and oral arguments • VoteView.com (operated by the UCLA Voteview Project) — historical congressional roll call data

AI-generated insights summarize the public records above and are clearly labeled in the app.

DISCLAIMER POLIRATR is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the United States government, any government agency, branch, or official, or any political party or candidate. All government information displayed in this app is sourced from the public records and aggregators listed above. POLIRATR is published by NextGen Business Solutions, Inc., a private company.

No ads. No tracking for advertising. Just the public record, organized and made browsable.