CIVIC WEATHER ADVISORY · 119TH CONGRESS IN SESSION

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The StormIs Coming

And it’s bringing a blue wave.

Waves don’t happen by accident. They’re built one verified constituent message at a time — real people, in real districts, telling their actual Senators and Representative what they expect. Civic Storm exists to make that pressure impossible to ignore.

Find your delegation in one step, read what they are actually voting on, and send a message that reads like a constituent wrote it — because you did.

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How the storm lands

Three steps

Everyone has had that moment: a story on the news, something heard on the radio, or a piece of legislation that makes you angry—or gives you hope. You want it stopped, changed, or passed. You know you need to speak up, but finding the bill, understanding what it does, identifying the right officials, and knowing what to say can feel overwhelming. That’s where Civic Storm helps. We give you a clear place to start and guide you from concern to informed action.

STEP 01

Meet the people who represent you

Start with your ZIP and see exactly who speaks for your community. Split districts are handled, not guessed — so your voice reaches the right office.

STEP 02

Know what’s really happening

Cut through the noise with plain-language bill summaries, sponsors, cosponsors, and the action timeline. Understand the issue before you weigh in.

STEP 03

Make your voice count

Choose whether you are for or against the bill, then add what matters to you in your own words. Don’t worry—our AI assistant, WILLOW, will shape your thoughts into a clear constituent message that you can approve, edit, copy, email, or paste into your representative’s official constituent contact form.

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Pick a front

15 issue areas

1,161
Everything Else
288
Education
78
Democracy & Government
74
Voting & Civil Rights
69
Jobs & Labor
62
Guns & Public Safety
61
Climate & Environment
60
Defense & Veterans
50
Housing & Families
48
Infrastructure & Land

Fresh off the floor Federal

Latest action

H.R. 184

Action Versus No Action Act

SEP 15, 2026 — ORDERED TO BE REPORTED IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY THE YEAS AND NAYS: 21 - 17.

Infrastructure & Land
H.R. 181

To amend the Endangered Species Act of 1973 to provide that artificially propagated animals shall be treated the same under that Act as naturally propagated animals, and for other purposes.

SEP 15, 2026 — ORDERED TO BE REPORTED IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY THE YEAS AND NAYS: 21 - 17.

Climate & Environment
H.R. 177

Yosemite National Park Equal Access and Fairness Act

SEP 10, 2026 — REFERRED TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON WATER, WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES. · 3 COSPONSORS

Infrastructure & Land
H.J.R.E.S. 1

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require that the Supreme Court of the United States be composed of nine justices.

SEP 2, 2026 — ON MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS FAILED BY THE YEAS AND NAYS: (2/3 REQUIRED): 212 -… · 2 COSPONSORS

Voting & Civil Rights
S. 5271

A bill to amend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to require voters to provide photo identification.

AUG 8, 2026 — CLOTURE ON THE MOTION TO PROCEED TO THE MEASURE NOT INVOKED IN SENATE BY YEA-NAY VOTE. 52 … · 2 COSPONSORS

One letter is noise.
A storm is a record.

Congressional offices tally constituent contacts by issue and position. Follow the bills you care about, keep every message you have sent in one place, and show up again when the next vote comes.

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