About
A calm, nonpartisan place to track what Congress did this week and what still needs finishing.
Why we built this
Most civic tools are loud or partisan. We wanted the opposite: a measured briefing that shows the work, the deadlines, and the follow-through. It is built for people who want facts and a calm way to respond.
Our promise
We focus on public data, clear language, and respectful civic action. This is a project for people who want Congress to work better and want to reach out in a way that invites progress.
How to use it
01
Read the weekly briefing
Get the snapshot of what moved, stalled, or hit a deadline.
02
Check your delegation
Find your House member and Senators in seconds.
03
Send a clear request
Use specifics so your message is actionable and fair.
Mission
Congress Do Your Job turns the week in Washington into a clear, source-linked briefing. We summarize bill actions, votes, hearings, and deadlines so you can see what moved forward, what stalled, and what is due next.
Signals we track
Method
We emphasize concrete actions instead of commentary: what hearings were held, which votes happened, and where deadlines were missed or met. That makes accountability specific and fair.
What you can do
Civility
We believe people are more persuasive when they stay specific, fair, and constructive. That tone invites response and keeps the civic conversation moving forward.
Tone we encourage
Get started
Find your representatives or join the weekly briefing for calm, actionable updates.