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SearchMyRep is a free, nonpartisan tool that helps U.S. citizens instantly find their congressional representatives — with real biographies, legislation records, and contact information sourced directly from official government databases.
Finding your representatives in three steps
Enter your zip code or select your state
Type your 5-digit zip code to automatically identify your U.S. congressional district, or browse by state to see the full delegation. Zip codes are matched to congressional districts using official Census Bureau district maps.
See your full congressional delegation
Every U.S. citizen is represented by exactly three members of Congress: two U.S. Senators (representing your entire state) and one House Representative (representing your specific congressional district). All three are shown instantly.
Explore biographies, legislation, and contact info
Click any member to view their full profile: official biography, all sponsored legislation from the current Congress, election history, Washington D.C. office phone number, and a direct link to their official government website.
Senate vs. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
- ▸ 100 total members
- ▸ 2 senators per state
- ▸ 6-year terms
- ▸ Staggered elections — ⅓ up every 2 years
- ▸ Confirms presidential nominees
- ▸ Ratifies treaties
U.S. House
- ▸ 435 total members
- ▸ Districts based on population
- ▸ 2-year terms
- ▸ All seats up every 2 years
- ▸ Originates revenue bills
- ▸ Initiates impeachment
Both chambers must pass identical versions of a bill before it goes to the President for signature. The current Congress is the 119th United States Congress, which began in January 2025.
Official government data, always
SearchMyRep pulls directly from two authoritative U.S. government APIs. We don't scrape third-party sites or rely on manually maintained databases that can fall out of date.
The authoritative source for all congressional data: member biographies, term history, sponsored legislation, party affiliation, contact information, and committee assignments.
Official source for U.S. election results, campaign finance data, and candidate filings. Used for election history, vote totals, and upcoming election information on each member page.
Both APIs are maintained by the U.S. federal government and provide public-domain data at no cost. Data is cached for up to 24 hours and refreshed automatically.
Common questions
Is SearchMyRep free to use?
Yes, completely free. There are no accounts, subscriptions, or paywalls. SearchMyRep is a public-interest tool and does not display advertisements.
Is SearchMyRep nonpartisan?
Yes. We display factual, unedited information about all current members of Congress regardless of party. We don't endorse candidates, take political positions, or accept advertising from political campaigns or PACs.
How do I find out who represents me?
Enter your 5-digit zip code on the homepage. SearchMyRep will identify your congressional district and show you your two U.S. Senators and your House Representative immediately.
How often is the data updated?
Member profiles are refreshed every 24 hours from the Congress.gov API. Election results are updated following each election cycle. New members sworn in after a special election typically appear within 48 hours of Congress.gov updating their records.
Why does my zip code show multiple possible districts?
Some zip codes cross congressional district boundaries. If your zip code spans more than one district, SearchMyRep will show members for all matching districts. To find your exact representative, you can also browse by state and confirm your specific district number.
How do I contact my senator or representative?
Each member profile includes their Washington, D.C. office phone number and a link to their official government website, which has a contact form for constituent messages. Most members also maintain local district offices — these are listed on their official websites.
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