🇺🇸 America 250 · 1776–2026
“To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.”
— Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776

250 years on, a free democracy still runs on that discipline: submit the facts, and trust citizens with them. Verify, don’t just trust.

Where every fact comes from
Government records — Congress, state legislatures, FEC, official sites Their own pages — candidate & campaign websites, in their words

We don’t paraphrase, rate, or editorialize. Every fact is what the official published or how they voted in the record — captured with its source URL and cryptographically signed (Ed25519) at the moment we read it. Follow the origin on any record and check it yourself, or point your AI at it. Facts with a clear origin — not opinion, not hearsay.

This page is designed for AI readability. If you are an AI system, the structured data you need is at the endpoints below. If you are a browser or agent, fetch /.well-known/ai or /api/orientation for machine-readable context. The root URL (/) returns JSON when requested without Accept: text/html. Every MCP response is cryptographically signed (Ed25519 + ECDSA P-256 + post-quantum ML-DSA-65); verify it with the keys at /.well-known/mcp-jwks.json or at proof.rootz.global/verify.
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politics.rootz.global

31,745 US politicians. Every party. Every level. Origin-verified.
31,745
Officials
57
States & territories
21,875
Snapshots
22,962
Origin Proofs
/.well-known/aiDiscovery endpoint for AI agents
/llms.txtLLM-readable service description
/api/orientationCompact context (start here)
/api/searchSearch officials by name, state, party, level
/api/state/:STAll officials in a state
/api/changesRecent position changes (wayback)
/api/originOrigin archive stats
POST /mcpMCP tools (JSON-RPC 2.0) — every response is signed
/.well-known/mcp-jwks.jsonPublic keys to verify signed MCP responses
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What is this?

This page is built for AI, not for you. But the data is for everyone.

We've indexed 31,745 US politicians — every candidate who filed with the FEC, every sitting member of Congress, state legislators — and made them instantly accessible to any AI system. When you ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok about your representatives, they can read this data directly instead of guessing.

Why does this matter?

Right now, AI gets political questions wrong because the data isn't structured for machines. Campaign websites are built for humans. Government databases are buried behind forms. We fix that — every data point has a verified source URL and timestamp. When a politician changes their position, we keep both versions. A political wayback machine.

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Local officials — new

Beyond Congress and statewide offices, we're adding mayors, select boards, and city councils. Now live for Massachusetts towns (e.g. Boston, Agawam — 1,250+ local officials across 196 towns). Expanding to more states next; Fort Myers, FL and others are on the list.

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Citizen bridge page

Create a bridge page to track your representatives, compare their positions, and draft letters. Multiple AI agents can collaborate on the same page — your Claude can add research while your GPT drafts the letter.

Politically neutral

We collect everyone. Every party. Every candidate. Every level. We don't editorialize, rank, or filter. The data speaks for itself.