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The record doesn't lie. Politicians do.

Real votes. Real records. Right now. Liar's Ledger reads any article you're on, spots the politician, and surfaces their official congressional voting record before you finish the paragraph.

Sourced by congress.gov house.gov senate.gov

20 yrs

Of congressional data (110th–119th)

1,340

Congress members scanned

240M

Age-eligible voters

0

Data sold

Three steps. Zero spin.

Liar's Ledger works in the background. You read like you always do, and the receipts show up next to the names.

01

Reads the article

Open any story, op-ed, or transcript. The extension scans passively while you read.

Local-first scan

02

Finds the politician

Names are matched against the official congressional roster, including aliases and shorthand.

Roster-matched

03

Shows the record

A ledger card opens with roll-call votes and links directly to official congressional records.

Sourced & linked

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No hidden fees, no data sold. Full comparison and checkout on the pricing page.

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Congressional chamber in dark duotone style
118th Congress · public record

We don't pick sides. We pick votes.

We don't pick sides. We pick votes. Liar's Ledger does not editorialize, rank politicians, or add partisan framing. It shows how officials voted, linked back to congress.gov, house.gov, and senate.gov.

The free Ledger is non-partisan by design. It shows how officials voted, sponsored bills, cosponsored bills, roll-call votes, interest group ratings all linked directly back to congress.gov and VoteSmart. No commentary. No ranking. No spin. If it's not in the official record, it's not in the Ledger.

The extension is open source so anyone can audit detection rules, source matching, and record delivery. If it is not in the official record, it is not in the ledger.

Stop arguing. Start citing.

Two clicks. Free forever. Works on the news sites you already read.