I built this site because I believe understanding Congress shouldn't require a political science degree. As a solo developer, I've poured countless hours into creating a tool that makes congressional data accessible to everyone.
I got frustrated trying to find straightforward information about my own representatives. Most resources were either too dense, too partisan, or buried under layers of jargon. So I decided to build something better—or at least try to.
Congress.Wiki is my attempt to help fellow citizens quickly understand:
I'm not backed by any organization or political group. This is a passion project, plain and simple. I do my best to present information in a neutral, factual way—no spin, no agenda. Just the data, organized in a way that (hopefully) makes sense.
The site isn't perfect, and I'm constantly learning and improving it. If something seems off or could be better, I genuinely want to hear about it.
My goal is pretty simple: help you become a more informed citizen in less time. Whether you're researching your local representative or curious about national trends, I hope Congress.Wiki saves you some time and makes the information a little less intimidating.
Thanks for stopping by. If you have questions, suggestions, or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out.