A small team has spent the last few months pulling public government data into one place and making it searchable. It's free, no signup, no paywall, and no data tracking you. Sharing what's in it because the scale surprised even us. The picture attached are the careers of Nancy Pelosi ([Real Time Citizen](https://www.realtimecitizen.com/graph?entity=L%23M.P000197)) and Mitch McConnell ([Real Time Citizen](https://www.realtimecitizen.com/graph?entity=L%23M.M000355)) to show two long serving elected officials full data points in the graph.

What's in there right now:

* The full Congressional Record: hundreds of thousands of bills, every recorded vote, and over 2 million floor speeches, each linked to the member who said it.
* The federal judiciary: more than 11 million court opinions and the roughly 77 million citations connecting them, so you can trace how case law actually builds on itself.
* The executive branch: 2.18 million sections of federal regulation going back three decades, every executive order since the 1990s, plus federal contract and spending records.
* Campaign finance: over 100 million individual contribution records from the FEC.
* All of it updating in near real time from official government feeds, not a static dump.

Two rules we built it on:

1. Every data point traces back to a primary government source. If we can't link it to a .gov record, it doesn't go in.
2. No scores, no rankings, no grades on any individual. We don't tell you who's good or bad or who to support. You see what people did and who funded them, and you draw your own conclusions.

It's nonpartisan by design. The interface works the same way regardless of your politics, because it's just the record.

It's not perfect, updates and improvements are daily pushes. State and local coverage is still thin in a lot of places and there are gaps we're filling. If you go digging and find something wrong, missing, or mislabeled, we want to hear it. That feedback is worth more to us than anything.

Link: [realtimecitizen.com](http://realtimecitizen.com)

Happy to answer questions about where the data comes from or how it works.

Real Time Citizen- Graph Explorer (Link to Pelosi and McConnell data nodes)