Your Representative - Trading Cards

What it does

• 539 members at build time: 100 senators, 433 representatives and 6 non-voting delegates.
• Each card shows years served and terms, 119th-Congress roll-call participation (Yea, Nay, Present and Not voting), committees with leadership roles first, and neutral fun facts such as seniority rank.
• Find your cards by ZIP code, state or name. If a ZIP overlaps several districts, it says so.
• Download any card as a 750x1050 PNG (2.5 x 3.5 in at 300 dpi).
• Binder: collect cards, open random 5-card packs and filter to the ones you're missing.
• Print sheets: vector PDFs with 9 cards per Letter page and cut marks, one per state or territory plus the full set.

Where it runs and what stays private

Runs offline with no network calls, no accounts and no tracking. Binder progress is saved in your browser.

Every card uses the same layout and colors. Party appears only as plain text, and no photographs are used.

Good to know

• The data is a snapshot: votes run through House roll call 674 (Sep 16, 2026) and Senate roll call 915 (Sep 30, 2026). It is rebuilt before each release.
• ZIP lookup uses Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, so PO-box-only ZIPs ask for a state instead.
• Seats with no member at build time (FL-20 and TX-23) show as vacant.
• Participation counts don't judge why a member missed a vote.