PILLARS - Simplifying Politics

Political Pillars

About this app

PILLARS breaks down bills, politicians, and elections in plain English - so you can actually understand what's happening in government. No spin, no jargon, just the facts.

UNDERSTAND POLITICS YOUR WAY
Browse bills and executive orders, see what they actually mean, and learn how new laws could affect you - all in clear, everyday language.

TRACK YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
See who represents you and how they're voting. Check their latest bills, priorities, and positions in clean, easy-to-read profiles that make staying informed feel effortless.

NEVER MISS AN ELECTION
Get push notifications when elections are coming up in your area - 30 days, 7 days, and day-of reminders. Find your polling place, register to vote, and request your ballot all in one place.

TRACK BILLS THAT MATTER TO YOU
Bookmark any bill and get notified when its status changes - like passing a chamber or being signed into law.

STAY UPDATED WITHOUT THE OVERLOAD
Skip the endless news cycle. PILLARS gives you quick, unbiased updates on what's happening in Washington and your state. No spin, just the facts.

BUILT FOR EVERYONE, NOT JUST EXPERTS
Whether you care about climate change, education, or the economy, PILLARS helps you find reliable information in one place. Politics doesn't have to be complicated.

SOURCES
Congress.gov (https://www.congress.gov) - Bills & Legislation
Federal Register (https://www.federalregister.gov) - Executive Orders
Federal Election Commission (https://www.fec.gov) - Campaign Finance

PILLARS is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government entity. All legislative and political data is sourced from official public government records.

What’s new

More stuff! We added a government shutdown tracker that shows up on your home page when a shutdown is active or approaching. The elections page got a big upgrade with live election results, key date countdowns, and the ability to browse elections in any state. Bill tracking now shows correct progress stages for all bill types, with an info button explaining what each type means. Let us know what you think :)