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FULL DISCLOSURE

See what they do, not what they say. Full Disclosure tracks how your representatives actually vote, what stocks they trade, who lobbies the bills they touch, and where the money comes from.

Every figure traces to a public record. No spin. No party colors. Just the receipts.

What it is

The public record,
made legible.

Everything your government does in the open is technically public — buried across roll-call sheets, FEC filings, disclosure forms, and lobbying reports that almost nobody reads. Full Disclosure pulls it into one place and presents it the way a good newspaper would: plainly, accurately, and without telling you what to think.

"Here is the publication. Here is what we do to documents."

Look up any member of Congress and see their real voting record, their stock trades, the committees that fund them, and the organizations lobbying the bills they handle. Track legislation from introduction to law. Get ready for an election with a plain-language ballot. Every number links back to its source — so you never have to take our word for it.

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Nonpartisan by design

No party-colored cards, no editorial slant. A vote is a fact, not a team. Results read neutral so the data speaks for itself.

02

Sourced, always

Congressional records, FEC data, and LDA filings — every figure is traceable to the official public record it came from.

03

Nothing fabricated

If we can't verify it happened, we don't show it. No invented activity, no filler, no guesses dressed up as facts.

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Yours to share

Turn any record into a clean, branded card and post it. The receipts travel — the misinformation doesn't.

What's inside

Follow the record.

Every surface is built on the same principle — real data from the public record, presented without spin, always linking back to where it came from.

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Voting records

See how any member actually voted on every roll call — not the press release, the vote. Full history, searchable, with the tally on each bill.

02

Stock trades

Track the stock transactions members disclose — what they bought, what they sold, and when, straight from their financial disclosures.

03

Campaign finance

Who funds them. FEC totals, committee data across 15,000+ PACs, and the money behind every campaign — sourced and cycle-labeled.

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Lobbying

See which organizations disclosed lobbying on any bill, drawn from LDA quarterly filings and matched to the legislation they touched.

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Legislation tracking

Follow any bill from introduction to law — its status, its votes, its stage. Bookmark the ones you care about and get real updates.

Coming soon
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Elections

A plain-language ballot with what a Yes or No vote actually means, who's running, and the deadlines you need before you head to the polls.

On device

Built to be read.

Ink on paper, upright serifs, monospace metadata — the whole app carries the newspaper language of the brand. Screenshots below.

Full Disclosure home screen — your representatives, your watch list, and bills moving in Congress this week.
Senator profile — committees, campaigns, voting record, and stock trades for any member of Congress.
Bill detail — a plain-language summary, a status tracker, the sponsor, and sourced links to the public record.
Where it comes from

Straight from the source.

Full Disclosure doesn't editorialize the data — it surfaces it. Every figure in the app is pulled from an official public record you can verify yourself.

Congress

Roll-call votes

Official congressional voting records, every member, every recorded vote.

FEC

Campaign finance

Federal Election Commission totals, candidate metadata, and committee data.

LDA

Lobbying filings

Lobbying Disclosure Act quarterly reports, matched to the bills they name.

Disclosures

Stock trades

Member financial disclosures — the transactions they're required to report.

GET FULL DISCLOSURE

Stop taking their word for it.

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