Democracy, with the receipts.
Who represents you, and how they voted.
Type your postcode. That's your MP. Under their name: every division they've voted in, in the words of their House. Every bill, both Chambers live, and a letter you can send and keep.
- Free for every citizen
- No scores, no badges
- Twenty-one legislatures
- Twelve languages
Your postcode. Your MP. Every vote.
A manifesto is a promise. A division is a fact.
Every vote in Parliament is public. Try finding one. Politicise puts the facts under your MP's name: which lobby they walked through, on what, and when — as the House recorded it, not as anyone summarised it.
Postcode in. MP out.
Your MP, and your representatives in the devolved legislatures too. Every division they've voted in, under their name.
In the words of their House
Aye and No in the Commons. Content and Not Content in the Lords. That's the record. Translation is your job; finding it was ours.
No scores. No badges.
A number flattens a career into a slogan, and the slogan is usually somebody's campaign. The record is more interesting than the score.
What led to it
Every bill, stage by stage, paper by paper. Committees, departments, parties. Coming up: what the House sits on next.
Parliament, live
Both Chambers. With subtitles.
Both Chambers, Westminster Hall and the committee rooms, in a player we built ourselves. Pause it, scrub back through the sitting, press Go live. Go and read the bill being debated and it keeps playing in the corner.
- Space Play, pause
- JL 20s back, on
- ←→ 10s
- C Subtitles
- F Full screen
- ? All of them
A player you can't use without a mouse isn't public. Accessibility isn't a feature we added. It's what "public" means.
Your letters
Write to your MP. Keep every letter.
The letter you sent your MP is a document. It should behave like one. Find them by postcode, write, send — and have the record of what you asked and when.
- Every letter kept under Your letters: what you wrote, to whom, on what date.
- Write a second one and the first is there beside it.
- Abroad? Write to an MP anyway. The page knows the constituent's letter from the citizen's.
21 legislatures. 12 languages.
Westminster to the Knesset. Congress to the Sejm.
Politicise started with Westminster. It doesn't end there. The same idea everywhere: who represents you, and how they voted. Follow a member of the Riksdag and their votes arrive in your Roola feed beside your MP's.
- UK Parliament
- Scottish Parliament
- Northern Ireland Assembly
- US Congress
- Australia
- Ireland · Oireachtas
- Sweden · Riksdag
- Norway · Storting
- Denmark · Folketing
- Finland · Eduskunta
- Poland · Sejm
- Switzerland
- Israel · Knesset
- Taiwan
- Brazil
- South Korea
- Netherlands · Tweede Kamer
- France · Assemblée nationale
- Czechia
- Portugal
- European Parliament
Twenty-one chambers, twenty-one words for yes
In twelve languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese. The vote stays in the word the chamber used.
Follow it
Once you can see the vote, you want to see what led to it.
You don't need an account to look. You do to follow an MP, keep a letter, or get a push when a House sits.
An MP, a bill, a House
Or a committee. What they do arrives in your Roola feed, beside everything else you follow.
A push when it sits
Follow a House and you're told when it sits, so the live Chamber is one tap away rather than one search.
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The same account works on every Roola product. Politicise is one door; the key is the same for all of them.
One desk for the constituency
Cases, surgeries, letters, constituents, campaigns, reports, team. For the members and the offices that serve them.
Asked already
The record has to be right.
Is this biased?
We show the record, in the words the House used. We don't score, rank or summarise a member's votes. If you find a vote wrong, tell us; that's the only editorial line we have.
Is my postcode stored?
Only if you sign in and choose to keep your address, so we can show your MP without asking again. Signing out clears it.
Where does the video come from?
Parliament's own cameras, streamed by Parliament. We play it in our player so it has subtitles, a keyboard and a screen reader. Every sitting links back to parliamentlive.tv.
Do you cover the Senate?
House roll calls, not the Senate, today. It's on the list.
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