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Every voter gets the full vote ledger and the briefing for free. Incumbent does not sell placement, ratings, or a kinder tally. Supporters chip in to keep it running. Newsrooms, campaigns, and PACs pay for the right to republish and pass the numbers along. Paying never changes the data.
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The full vote ledger and the briefing, free for every voter. Always.
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Founding Supporter: choose yearly billing by November 10, 2026 (11:59 PM CT) and keep $36/yr for as long as that yearly plan renews without a break. Monthly plans don't get the founding rate. Terms
Roster export: each member's yea, nay, present, and not-voting tallies, plus party unity and breaks with party, as a CSV file
Pick a district: the briefing page adds the representative and the state's senators
Your members first in the briefing email: rolling out to Sustainers first, then to Supporters
No support ribbon on the ledger
Your money keeps the ledger and the briefing free for every voter
Everything in Supporter, plus first access to new features and, if you like, your name on our About page. Twice the support, for readers who want the desk to last past November.
A one-time gift keeps the ledger and the briefing free. No account, no renewal. Card entered on Stripe. Incumbent, LLC is not a charity, so gifts are not tax-deductible.
Campaigns & PACs
A license to redistribute. Not a license to rewrite.
Annual only. Sign-ins for your staff and consultants. Co-brand the briefing pack. Quote the tallies in mail and ads. The numbers stay the ones a voter can pull up tonight.
House & Senate campaigns
Campaign
$2,500/yearup to 10 people
A desk license for the people on the payroll. Redistribute the memo. Use the numbers. You cannot change them.
Everything in Newsroom: the desk, the roster, and the roll-call file
Fifteen districts, or three states
Up to 10 people: you plus 9 invited staff or consultants, each with their own sign-in
Redistribute the briefing inside the campaign
Quote tallies in mail, ads, and decks with attribution
Co-branded briefing pack with the committee name
The public ledger is the source of truth — counsel can check
After November 3: the license runs the full 12 months from purchase. The desk, roll-call file, seats, and briefing pack stay on, the ledger adds scored votes when Congress returns November 9 and keeps going into the 120th Congress in January 2027, where every member starts a fresh scorecard, and every briefing issue published during your term is covered by your license.
For PACs, party committees, and trade associations that need to pass the memo to members without rewriting the roll.
Everything in Campaign
Forty districts, or eight states
Up to 50 people: you plus 49 invited sign-ins across the organization
Issue scorecard: pick votes from the ledger and the side you support, then print a co-branded scorecard or export a CSV of each incumbent's alignment in your states. Sharing it with members and donors follows the license, a draft pending legal review
Redistribute the briefing to members and donors with attribution
Same file a voter sees — no private tally, no quieter nay
After November 3: the license runs the full 12 months from purchase. The desk, roll-call file, seats, and briefing pack stay on, the ledger adds scored votes when Congress returns November 9 and keeps going into the 120th Congress in January 2027, where every member starts a fresh scorecard, and every briefing issue published during your term is covered by your license.
No sponsored scores. No “featured incumbent” slots. No campaign can pay to bury a nay. A newsroom, Campaign, or PAC license is the same file everyone else sees — they just have permission to publish it, and PACs have permission to pass it to members.