What’s new at StumpWatch

Almost all sitting U.S. Senators now have a set of specific, sourced campaign and in-office promises on record — each with a verbatim quote and a primary or reputable citation — so you can track what they said they'd do against what they actually do.

The home page now features an auto-cycling slideshow of recently broken promises, and a dedicated page lists every broken promise on record — each linking to the full sourced ruling.

On a lawmaker's profile, the activity section has one shared set of time-frame filters — all time, each term, or a specific year — that update every chart and tile together, so the numbers always line up.

A lawmaker's bill-success rate now counts every outcome — became law, passed a chamber, failed, vetoed, or still pending — instead of only whether a bill was enacted, with the breakdown shown.

The map has an Issue / topic view with a picker to choose an issue and a color legend; substantially-similar topics are merged into one issue so, for example, all reproductive-rights positions count together.

The donation form now accepts a custom amount alongside the preset buttons, so you can give any amount from $1 to $10,000.

The home page now leads with the interactive map so you can drill into any state, district, or county fast, with a quick way to find your own representatives up top. Below it: upcoming elections, head-to-head compare, how the record stays trustworthy, and how to help build it — the full-screen panels are gone and the donation ask now sits at the very end.

The homepage and the elections page show full details for each upcoming election — the date (with a countdown), what's on the ballot, key voter dates, and a link to the authoritative source — starting with the 2026 U.S. midterm general election (November 3, 2026).

A new "Your representatives" page shows who represents you — your two U.S. Senators, your Governor, your U.S. House member, and your state legislators — derived automatically from the state and ZIP code on your account.

On a state's page you can select a congressional district — by clicking the map or a district chip — to highlight it and load its U.S. House representative.

Each member of Congress now shows their roll-call voting totals (yea, nay, present, not voting) and most recent votes, drawn from public roll-call data.

Each lawmaker's profile includes a plain-language summary of the agenda inferred from the legislation they've sponsored — clearly labeled as inferred, never treated as a stated position, and never part of the Integrity Score.

Pick any two officials and see their records head-to-head without leaving the page, then open the full side-by-side comparison for every promise and position.

Each profile now leads with a large photo, bio, office, and a location map, above the full record — promises, stated positions, legislative record with sourced references, and disclosures.

Each official shows a small map of their home state with their congressional district (or the whole state) highlighted.

Filter the directory by Federal / State / Local, sort by first or last name, and tell state officials from federal ones at a glance.

Every source is attributed to its author. A candidate's own words (official statements, a verified X post, or a video) are treated as first-party and authoritative; third-party news is shown as context that can't override them.

Your username and Political Capital always appear with your contributions and donations (this is how the site stays publicly accountable). You can optionally also show your first name, last name, city/state, or a linked X account.

Everyone appears on the merit-based contributor leaderboard by default; you can opt out any time in your account settings.

Dedicated pages for each state, county, and congressional district with real election context and the officials who represent them.

A contact form is one click away at every step of creating an account or making a donation, so you can reach us if anything goes wrong.

Switch the site between light, dark, and system themes from an unobtrusive control in the bottom-left corner of any page.

The site opened to everyone — browse officials, the record, and the methodology.

Make a one-time or monthly donation to keep the site free, ad-free, and independent. We don't sell products or your data.

Sign up to contribute, with email verification to keep accounts genuine.

Explore presidential, Senate, and House results by state, county, and district — 2020 and 2024 — with margins, swing, turnout, and partisan lean.

Promises are rated on a reproducible, evidence-weighted scale and rolled into a signed Integrity Score — the formula is published and the data is exportable.

Anyone can propose a sourced correction to a promise, source, or position; corrections are reviewed in the open.

Compare two officials' promise records and Integrity Scores on a dedicated compare page.