uVote2

VoterArmy

About this app

uVote2 lets you vote on the same legislation as your representatives — then shows you exactly how they compare.

Browse real bills from Congress and your state legislature, each with a plain-English AI summary at the reading level and tone you choose. Cast your vote. When your legislators vote, uVote2 reveals how they voted next to how you did.

YOUR VOTER DNA
Every vote builds your profile: your alignment with each party, your political twin and opposite among state and federal legislators, your conviction and consistency, and badges for the way you engage. Your web of party alignment is scaled to your own record. Learn your voterDNA!

FOLLOW BILLS THAT MATTER
Track a bill from introduction to signature (or veto). Get notified when a bill you voted on is amended, passes a chamber, or becomes law. Ask AI questions about any bill and get answers grounded in the actual text.

YOUR DELEGATION
See your own representatives — federal and state — with their voting record, how often they side with each party, and how often they side with you.

DISCLAIMER
uVote2 is an independent application. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by the United States Congress, any state legislature, any government agency or entity, or any political party. AI-generated summaries are provided for readability and are not official government text. Always consult the linked official source for authoritative information.

SOURCES
uVote2 displays legislative information from official government records. Federal bills come from Congress.gov and the U.S. Government Publishing Office (govinfo.gov). State bills come from that state's official legislature website, and every bill links directly to its official source page. State sources are: Alabama (alison.legislature.state.al.us), Alaska (akleg.gov), Arizona (azleg.gov), Arkansas (arkleg.state.ar.us), California (leginfo.legislature.ca.gov), Colorado (leg.colorado.gov), Connecticut (cga.ct.gov), Delaware (legis.delaware.gov), Florida (leg.state.fl.us), Georgia (www.legis.ga.gov), Hawaii (capitol.hawaii.gov), Idaho (legislature.idaho.gov), Illinois (ilga.gov), Indiana (iga.in.gov), Iowa (www.legis.iowa.gov), Kansas (kslegislature.gov), Kentucky (legislature.ky.gov), Louisiana (legis.la.gov), Maine (legislature.maine.gov), Maryland (mgaleg.maryland.gov), Massachusetts (malegislature.gov), Michigan (legislature.mi.gov), Minnesota (www.leg.mn.gov), Mississippi (legislature.ms.gov), Missouri (house.mo.gov and senate.mo.gov), Montana (legmt.gov), Nebraska (nebraskalegislature.gov), Nevada (leg.state.nv.us), New Hampshire (gc.nh.gov), New Jersey (njleg.state.nj.us), New Mexico (nmlegis.gov), New York (nysenate.gov), North Carolina (ncleg.gov), North Dakota (ndlegis.gov), Ohio (legislature.ohio.gov), Oklahoma (oklegislature.gov), Oregon (www.oregonlegislature.gov), Pennsylvania (palegis.us), Rhode Island (rilegislature.gov), South Carolina (www.scstatehouse.gov), South Dakota (sdlegislature.gov), Tennessee (capitol.tn.gov), Texas (capitol.texas.gov), Utah (le.utah.gov), Vermont (legislature.vermont.gov), Virginia (lis.virginia.gov), Washington (leg.wa.gov), West Virginia (www.wvlegislature.gov), Wisconsin (legis.wisconsin.gov), Wyoming (wyoleg.gov).

What’s new

Fixes to the new discussion threads: the comment list scrolls properly, the keyboard no longer covers the box you are typing in, and comments now show profile pictures.