Don’t know your House district?
The official House finder accepts a street address, city, and ZIP code.
Use the official House finderA public evidence explorer
What are Michigan legislators actually doing?
Follow the public record from what was scheduled, to what happened, to who was individually named—and see what the evidence cannot establish.
Start with your district
Find your Michigan legislators
If you know a state House or Senate district number, open its current member directly. If you only know your address, use an official Legislature finder; this site does not collect or retain your address.
House districts are 1–110; Senate districts are 1–38.
Don’t know your Senate district?
The official Senate finder accepts an address, city, or ZIP code.
Use the official Senate finderStart with a date
What does the public record show that day?
Open the day’s scheduled sittings, documented proceedings, committee meetings, votes, and individually attributable activity together.
House and Senate status
Latest records in this release
Frozen as of . This is a collected-record snapshot, not a live legislative calendar.
Michigan House
Latest documented sitting
Confirmed no quorum
0 recorded roll calls · 1 named action · 2 linked recordings
Inspect the sitting evidence →Michigan Senate
Latest documented sitting
Confirmed no quorum
0 recorded roll calls · 0 named actions · 1 linked recording
Inspect the sitting evidence →Latest documented and next collected scheduled sittings are shown separately. A future schedule is not evidence that a sitting occurred or that quorum was established.
01 · A PERSON
What does the record show for my representative?
Compare several positive evidence measures without collapsing them into a score.
02 · A DATEWhat was scheduled—and what happened that day?
Separate calendars, proceedings, individual records, votes, and unknowns.
03 · A PATTERNHow often was quorum not established?
Explore monthly totals, confirmed outcomes, undetermined states, and sources.
How to read this site
Evidence first. Unknown stays unknown.
A missing individual attendance row is not an absence. A recorded vote is positive evidence, but it is not a complete measure of work.
Every number has a denominator
Metrics display included, unknown, and excluded events beside the percentage and link back to their source-defined window.
Read the measurement rules →Every release shows its gaps
Collection coverage, transcript availability, and pending source failures are visible parts of the dataset—not footnotes hidden after the finding.
Inspect coverage →Chronological, not trending
Recent public records
Ordered by the date attached to the public record. Placement does not indicate importance, popularity, controversy, or project endorsement.
Refreshing the latest dated records…
2026-07-14 · sitting · house
House sitting — July 14, 2026
Confirmed no quorum
confirmed no quorum2026-07-14 · evidence · house
House Journal No. 57
Official source evidence
source backed2026-07-14 · evidence · house
House Daily Calendar No. 57
Official source evidence
source backed2026-07-14 · evidence · house
House public weekly calendar
Official source evidence
retrospective source observation
Current release status
What this snapshot covers
2026-07-27data-through date
9registered source families
44measured 2025–2026 House surfaces
19below their defined completion threshold
Coverage is not uniform across years and chambers
The normalized ledger spans 2018–2026, but comparable structured coverage percentages currently describe only 2025–2026 House source surfaces. Missing Senate or earlier-session coverage rows are unknown, not zero.
Research and verification
Inspect, reproduce, and reuse carefully
The public interface and research artifacts identify the same frozen release.
Download the dataset
SQLite plus 27 curated CSV, JSON Lines, and Parquet tables with hashes and schemas.
Browse release files →Use the public API
Search and inspect all 64 read-contract operations, limits, and pinned URLs.
Read the API guide →Understand the method
Read controlled evidence states, eligibility, metrics, quorum, and transcript rules.
Open the public codebook →Follow the research
Inspect current descriptive results, research questions, reproducibility paths, and honest publication status.
Research and working paper →Found a possible error? Read the correction process.