House & Senate voting ledger · 2010–present
A community ledger of congressional votes from 2010 through today — not all of U.S. history — on bills that affect African Americans first, and minority communities more broadly. This is not an official government score.
These officeholders are no longer in the House or Senate. Their scored votes from 2010 onward stay on the ledger so the record is not erased. Search still covers the full archive; the list below loads 50 names at a time.
No members match those filters.
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States
Statewide officials and bills are on the way. House and Senate records stay on Members and Bills for now.
Governors and DC mayors who left office since 2010. Their names stay searchable.
How the score is built
Only bills marked African American–focused or related civil-rights / minority impact, and marked scored, move the number. Voice-vote and other highlighted bills stay on the ledger but do not change a member’s score. Other major bills are context only.
Each scored bill states what a YES vote means. A vote aligned with that direction counts for us. The opposite counts against us. Absences and “not in office yet” do not count as against.
This prototype uses well-known roll calls and publicly reported partisan splits for votes since 2010. It is not a Congress.gov feed, not a scientific survey, not a complete historical archive, and not an official government scorecard.
