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TODAY When something you follow has unread activity, Today opens with it - one card per update, marked read as you swipe past. The lead card names the office and the date, and each representative's own card has a working Follow. OUTSIDE SPENDING BY RACE The Funders page opens with the races where committees reported the most independent spending in the latest reported week - money for and money against as two numbers, and the committee that spent the most. Each row opens the race page: the field as the state's official candidate list printed it, and the money reported to the FEC for each candidate. BILLS A bill is named by what Congress.gov displays now - H.R. 5334 is the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, not the shell it started as - and its issue tags and analysis follow a name change. Related bills are listed, with a line when one went further than the bill you are reading. A word the plain-language version defines can be tapped for its meaning, at both reading levels. "Bill text" opens in its own sheet. EXPLORE This Week's header shows its dates. A new Rankings row opens the list of questions - who files late, who votes against their party. The week's "tightest vote" is measured against what the vote needed: a cloture vote needs 60, not a majority. NAMES Representatives with two-word surnames read correctly everywhere - McDonald Rivet, Van Hollen, Cortez Masto - including in the Follow button, which names everyone it follows. AFTER THE ELECTION The ballot section on the District tab and the ballot card on Today retire after election day. The race pages stay as a record of the field and the money reported in each race. FIXES • The unread badge on the You tab now also sits on the Following row it stands for. • A list that failed to load says so and offers Try again, instead of showing an empty list. • Dates no longer show a day early. • Every door in the app is a full row with a chevron; a small label is never the thing to tap. • A notification about a representative's vote arrives once per phone and never repeats a vote already announced. If you declined notifications once, the app offers them again the first time you open an alert. • A committee is named by its name, not its full FEC registration. Claims still tap through to the filing they came from. Correlative observation from public records - not evidence of coordination or wrongdoing.
Quorum Civic is a congress tracker: it reads the public record - the bills, the roll-call votes, the STOCK Act trade disclosures, the campaign-finance and lobbying filings - and turns it into something you can actually read, with receipts behind every claim. See how your representative voted, track a bill in Congress, and follow the money behind both. INDEPENDENT AND UNOFFICIAL Quorum Civic is an independent app from The Katalys Group LLC - not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. government, the U.S. Congress, or any government agency. It does not provide or facilitate any government service. Every category of government information in the app is listed with its official source under THE DATA below. START WITH YOUR ZIP Enter your ZIP and the app names your three representatives - your House member and both senators - and follows all three in one tap. Your ZIP is used once to look up your district and kept only on your device; we never store it. WHAT'S INSIDE • A swipeable story feed that leads with your own representatives: what your House member and senators did this week, a card each, before anything national. A representative with nothing on file still gets a card saying so - an empty week is a finding, not a gap. • Your district: how your representatives vote and who funds them, and a report card grading the district on published federal statistics. • Bills ranked by transparency, complexity and AI-detected "deviousness" - hidden riders, buried beneficiaries and tricky language flagged, with a plain-English summary of what each bill does and who it helps. 11,000+ bills analyzed. • Follow the money: which PACs and lobbyists fund which representatives, itemized to the dollar, against the committees they sit on, the votes they cast and the trades they have disclosed. THE DATA - OFFICIAL SOURCES Every category of government information in this app comes from an official source, listed here in full: • Bills, votes, members, committees: https://www.congress.gov • Senate roll-call votes: https://www.senate.gov • House roll-call votes: https://clerk.house.gov • STOCK Act trade disclosures: https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov and https://efdsearch.senate.gov/search/ • Campaign finance and candidates: https://www.fec.gov • Lobbying filings: https://lda.senate.gov • Corporate insider (Form 4) filings: https://www.sec.gov • District income, poverty, housing, education, health coverage: https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs • Unemployment: https://www.bls.gov/lau/ • Violent crime: https://cde.ucr.cjis.gov • Local health measures: https://www.cdc.gov/places/ • Executive orders and agency actions: https://www.federalregister.gov • Federal contract awards: https://www.usaspending.gov • FDA approvals: https://open.fda.gov Market prices shown for context come from market-data providers and are not government data. WHAT QUORUM CIVIC IS NOT Quorum Civic does not represent any government entity. It isn't a brokerage, a news feed or a political platform. Patterns it surfaces are correlative observations from public records - not evidence of coordination or wrongdoing. Nothing here is financial advice. QUORUM SUPPORTER Quorum Civic is free: reading existing analyses is always free, and free accounts include 3 new AI bill analyses a month. Quorum Supporter is an optional auto-renewable subscription that lifts the monthly limit and funds the servers, data feeds and AI processing behind the app. • Quorum Supporter (Monthly) - $3.99/month • Quorum Supporter (Annual) - $34.99/year Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings → Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://quorumcivic.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://quorumcivic.app/terms