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Your federal representatives are at Members of Congress, each with their full recorded voting record. State and local officials are resolved from your address.

Governors and territorial chief executives (56)

  • Alabama — Kay Ivey (Governor, Republican)
  • Alaska — Mike Dunleavy (Governor, Republican)
  • American Samoa — Pula Nikolao Pula (Governor, Republican)
  • Arizona — Katie Hobbs (Governor, Democratic)
  • Arkansas — Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Governor, Republican)
  • California — Gavin Newsom (Governor, Democratic)
  • Colorado — Jared Polis (Governor, Democratic)
  • Connecticut — Ned Lamont (Governor, Democratic)
  • Delaware — Matt Meyer (Governor, Democratic)
  • District of Columbia — Muriel Bowser (Mayor, Democratic)
  • Florida — Ron DeSantis (Governor, Republican)
  • Georgia — Brian Kemp (Governor, Republican)
  • Guam — Lou Leon Guerrero (Governor, Democratic)
  • Hawaii — Josh Green (Governor, Democratic)
  • Idaho — Brad Little (Governor, Republican)
  • Illinois — JB Pritzker (Governor, Democratic)
  • Indiana — Mike Braun (Governor, Republican)
  • Iowa — Kim Reynolds (Governor, Republican)
  • Kansas — Laura Kelly (Governor, Democratic)
  • Kentucky — Andy Beshear (Governor, Democratic)
  • Louisiana — Jeff Landry (Governor, Republican)
  • Maine — Janet Mills (Governor, Democratic)
  • Maryland — Wes Moore (Governor, Democratic)
  • Massachusetts — Maura Healey (Governor, Democratic)
  • Michigan — Gretchen Whitmer (Governor, Democratic)
  • Minnesota — Tim Walz (Governor, Democratic-Farmer-Labor)
  • Mississippi — Tate Reeves (Governor, Republican)
  • Missouri — Mike Kehoe (Governor, Republican)
  • Montana — Greg Gianforte (Governor, Republican)
  • Nebraska — Jim Pillen (Governor, Republican)
  • Nevada — Joe Lombardo (Governor, Republican)
  • New Hampshire — Kelly Ayotte (Governor, Republican)
  • New Jersey — Mikie Sherrill (Governor, Democratic)
  • New Mexico — Michelle Lujan Grisham (Governor, Democratic)
  • New York — Kathy Hochul (Governor, Democratic)
  • North Carolina — Josh Stein (Governor, Democratic)
  • North Dakota — Kelly Armstrong (Governor, Republican)
  • Northern Mariana Islands — David M. Apatang (Governor, Independent)
  • Ohio — Mike DeWine (Governor, Republican)
  • Oklahoma — Kevin Stitt (Governor, Republican)
  • Oregon — Tina Kotek (Governor, Democratic)
  • Pennsylvania — Josh Shapiro (Governor, Democratic)
  • Puerto Rico — Jenniffer González-Colón (Governor, Republican)
  • Rhode Island — Dan McKee (Governor, Democratic)
  • South Carolina — Henry McMaster (Governor, Republican)
  • South Dakota — Larry Rhoden (Governor, Republican)
  • Tennessee — Bill Lee (Governor, Republican)
  • Texas — Greg Abbott (Governor, Republican)
  • U.S. Virgin Islands — Albert Bryan Jr. (Governor, Democratic)
  • Utah — Spencer Cox (Governor, Republican)
  • Vermont — Phil Scott (Governor, Republican)
  • Virginia — Abigail Spanberger (Governor, Democratic)
  • Washington — Bob Ferguson (Governor, Democratic)
  • West Virginia — Patrick Morrisey (Governor, Republican)
  • Wisconsin — Tony Evers (Governor, Democratic)
  • Wyoming — Mark Gordon (Governor, Republican)

Mayors of the largest cities (49)

  • Albuquerque, NM — Tim Keller (Democratic)
  • Atlanta, GA — Andre Dickens (Democratic)
  • Austin, TX — Kirk Watson (Democratic)
  • Bakersfield, CA — Karen Goh (Republican)
  • Baltimore, MD — Brandon Scott (Democratic)
  • Boston, MA — Michelle Wu (Democratic)
  • Charlotte, NC — Vi Lyles (Democratic)
  • Chicago, IL — Brandon Johnson (Democratic)
  • Colorado Springs, CO — Yemi Mobolade (Independent)
  • Columbus, OH — Andrew Ginther (Democratic)
  • Dallas, TX — Eric Johnson (Republican)
  • Denver, CO — Mike Johnston (Democratic)
  • Detroit, MI — Mary Sheffield (Democratic)
  • El Paso, TX — Renard Johnson (Democratic)
  • Fort Worth, TX — Mattie Parker (Republican)
  • Fresno, CA — Jerry Dyer (Republican)
  • Honolulu, HI — Rick Blangiardi (Independent)
  • Houston, TX — John Whitmire (Democratic)
  • Indianapolis, IN — Joe Hogsett (Democratic)
  • Jacksonville, FL — Donna Deegan (Democratic)
  • Kansas City, MO — Quinton Lucas (Democratic)
  • Las Vegas, NV — Shelley Berkley (Democratic)
  • Long Beach, CA — Rex Richardson (Democratic)
  • Los Angeles, CA — Karen Bass (Democratic)
  • Louisville, KY — Craig Greenberg (Democratic)
  • Memphis, TN — Paul Young (Democratic)
  • Mesa, AZ — Mark Freeman (Republican)
  • Miami, FL — Eileen Higgins (Democratic)
  • Milwaukee, WI — Cavalier Johnson (Democratic)
  • Minneapolis, MN — Jacob Frey (Democratic)
  • Nashville, TN — Freddie O'Connell (Democratic)
  • New York, NY — Zohran Mamdani (Democratic)
  • Oakland, CA — Barbara Lee (Democratic)
  • Oklahoma City, OK — David Holt (Republican)
  • Omaha, NE — John Ewing Jr. (Democratic)
  • Philadelphia, PA — Cherelle Parker (Democratic)
  • Phoenix, AZ — Kate Gallego (Democratic)
  • Portland, OR — Keith Wilson (Democratic)
  • Raleigh, NC — Janet Cowell (Democratic)
  • Sacramento, CA — Kevin McCarty (Democratic)
  • San Antonio, TX — Gina Ortiz Jones (Democratic)
  • San Diego, CA — Todd Gloria (Democratic)
  • San Francisco, CA — Daniel Lurie (Democratic)
  • San Jose, CA — Matt Mahan (Democratic)
  • Seattle, WA — Katie Wilson (Democratic)
  • Tampa, FL — Jane Castor (Democratic)
  • Tucson, AZ — Regina Romero (Democratic)
  • Tulsa, OK — Monroe Nichols (Democratic)
  • Virginia Beach, VA — Bobby Dyer (Republican)

Chief executives and mayors are a maintained reference list, because neither upstream directory returns them reliably; everything else is resolved live. Data via the ElectedConnect API. Source records are public domain.