How Civic figures out who represents you
Share your location or type an address. Civic turns it into a precise point on the map, finds every district whose real boundary contains that point, and names the person currently holding each seat.
- Federal
- The President and Vice President, your two U.S. senators, and the representative for your congressional district.
- State
- Governor and lieutenant governor, attorney general and comptroller, plus your state senate and assembly districts.
- Local
- Mayor and your council district, alongside the offices a given city elects: comptroller, public advocate, borough president, district attorney.
Executive and Congress
Executive and both chambers
Citywide and district offices
Track federal, state, and local legislation
Track legislation on the federal, state, and local level (rolling out city by city). Civic makes it easy to stay up to date on legislation about topics you care about.
AI summaries you can check
Bills are written for courts, not for readers. Civic runs the full text of each one through an AI summary built to our own parameters, and every change it describes arrives with the passage it came from. You can check the summary against the bill rather than take it on trust.
Tied to your representatives
Filter down to what your own senators, representatives and council members put their names on. Not a feed of everything happening everywhere.
Kept current
Bills move, quietly and often. Civic re-checks them on a schedule, so a status here is where the bill stands today, not where it stood when someone last got round to it.
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