Opening the ledger…
Texas Promise Tracker is an independent public project. It is not a campaign, a political party, or a government site.
The promise ledger is live. Two more public records are planned. Neither has been loaded, so this page does not show a sample vote or a sample donor.
Texas Promise Tracker is an independent public project. It is not a campaign, a political party, or a government site.
Live
Quotes, topics, pledge versus platform, and a status that stays pending until evidence exists. Screenshots and saved pages sit in the archives.
Not in the ledger yet
Coming soon
See how each official votes once they are in office, linked to the promise it relates to.
Where the records live. Possible sources: Congress.gov and Senate roll calls for James Talarico. Texas bill signings and vetoes for Gina Hinojosa.
No records are shown on this card. It is a plan, not a score.
Coming soon
Who contributed, shown only when a public filing is the proof.
Where the records live. Possible sources: FEC filings for James Talarico. Texas Ethics Commission reports for Gina Hinojosa.
No records are shown on this card. It is a plan, not a score.
The goal is to show how each official votes after they take office, and to link a vote to a promise only when the vote actually bears on that promise.
A vote is shown only after it is copied from one of those public records. A missing link to a promise means we have not tied them. It is not a claim that the vote is unrelated. No roll-call numbers are in the database today.
The goal is to show who contributed, with the filing that proves the name and the amount.
A contributor is named only when that filing is linked. Amounts come from the filing, not from an estimate. The site will not rank donors or imply that a gift bought a promise. No contribution rows are stored today.
Both items are not started. The GitHub repo has issue templates for a voting-record plan and a donations plan, plus templates for a new promise and a status change. Do not attach invented rows to make a demo.