Office & Duties
Understand not only who someone is, but what power and responsibilities their office actually carries.
- Role, committees, and leadership positions
- District and Capitol offices with real contact info
- Jurisdiction & time in office
The people. The positions. The record.
Political information is everywhere. Understanding it shouldn’t require hours of research. ORB brings a politician’s public record, actions, finances, influences, and positions together in one place — then gives you AI tools to explore the evidence yourself.
No more jumping between twenty tabs of government databases, PDFs, news clips, and campaign ads. Each ORB profile pulls the record together so you can understand the person — and the office they hold — in minutes.
Understand not only who someone is, but what power and responsibilities their office actually carries.
Don’t just read what politicians say they support. See the record.
Follow the money surrounding a campaign without the noise.
Context, not accusations. Who’s in their orbit, and who’s pushing on it.
Your values. Their record. See where they meet — and where they don’t.
Instead of combing through hundreds of pages of bills, votes, statements, hearings, and campaign filings, ask the question you came to answer. ORB’s AI reads the record for you.
ORB’s AI is built to answer only from information available inside the politician’s profile — not the internet at large. When the record doesn’t have an answer, it says so.
Bills, votes, statements, hearings, endorsements, campaign filings, biographies, source documents, and video — everything on the profile is what the AI can see.
Every answer pulls from the actual source material in the vault. The AI doesn’t invent facts and doesn’t borrow outside opinions.
If the information needed to answer isn’t in the record, the AI tells you — and points you toward what is.
Every answer carries inline citations. Tap one and the evidence panel opens with the actual source document, vote record, or bill text behind the claim.
Hearing transcript · Sample session, 2nd quarter
One answer leads to the next question. ORB suggests follow-ups based on what you just asked and what’s actually in the record — so you can keep exploring without starting over.
Ask the comparison directly. Contrast two senators’ votes, two candidates’ funding, or two representatives’ legislative activity — all grounded in the same evidence.
Political information is technically public. But it’s scattered across agencies, buried in PDFs, and written for professionals. ORB organizes it for people who don’t spend their lives researching politics.
Plain-language summaries sit alongside the original filings, not instead of them.
Every profile and every Ask-AI answer works on mobile. Research on the bus. Decide at the ballot box.
Ask like you’d ask a friend. The AI handles the research. You keep the judgment.
Democracy works better when the record is easier to see. ORB politician profiles are built around five ideas:
Bring information that lives across many sources into one understandable profile.
Make it easier to compare political statements with actual votes, actions, and funding.
Inspect the underlying material yourself. Don’t take a summary on faith.
Make political research approachable for people without specialized expertise.
Better tools to understand what representatives, candidates, and governments actually do.
We show the record. You make the call.
ORB doesn’t tell you who’s good or bad, who to support, or how to vote. It gives you the record, the evidence, and better tools to decide for yourself.
Save a useful Ask-AI conversation to your account, or share it with a link. The questions, the answers, the citations, and the evidence all travel with it — so the conversation can keep going outside the page.
You can read ORB politician profiles right now, without signing up. Create an account when you want more. Unlock the AI research assistant when you want to dig deeper.
Explore the record of elected officials and candidates without creating an account.
Unlock your personal Alignment view, save profiles you care about, and share research with others.
Open the record conversationally. Ask questions, read evidence, compare politicians, and explore.
Explore the people making decisions that affect your community, your state, and your country.