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Congress, live.

Civicdesk watches the House and Senate floors so you don’t have to. When a roll call closes, the chamber fills in seat by seat: how every member voted, what the vote was really about in plain English, and whether it passed.

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What’s on screen

What civicdesk shows

  • Every roll-call voteThe seat map fills in as the tally lands: green for yes, amber for no, by party and by member.
  • What the vote meansCloture, motions to proceed, fast-track passage: one plain-English line says what this kind of vote does and what it takes to win.
  • The bills behind the votesThe measure’s title, a short summary and who wrote it, right under the question.
  • Who’s in, who’s outSession status, return dates and the latest from both chambers, even in recess.
  • The money around themCampaign finance and members’ reported stock trades, straight from the filings.

Where it comes from

Straight from the record

The House Clerk’s vote records, Congress.gov, Voteview and FEC filings, read straight from the source and updated through the day. Every feed is listed, with how often it’s read, on the Sources page. No accounts, no ads, free to leave on all day.