THE HOUSE VOTED 427 TO 1 TO RELEASE THE FILES
Lock up thepedophiles.
Make every candidate answer.
Jeffrey Epstein trafficked children for more than a decade. He did not do it alone. Somebody drove them. Somebody booked the flights. Somebody paid the bills. Somebody made sure nobody asked.
Congress agreed. The House voted 427 to 1 to release the files, and the Senate passed it without a recorded vote because not one senator objected. The law gave the Justice Department thirty days and set no penalty for missing them. That deadline passed … days ago.
The files have been law for … days. Americans charged in that time: zero.
There is no other side to be angry at. They agreed, the law passed, and it was ignored anyway. You are supposed to find that normal.
…DAYS SINCE THE EPSTEIN FILES TRANSPARENCY ACT BECAME LAWPUBLIC LAW 119-38 · NOVEMBER 19, 2025
THE STANDARD
The law has no VIP section.
We are disciplined about proof. We are out of patience with everything else.
A name in a flight log, photo, address book, or court filing is not proof of a crime.
A record can justify a question or an investigation. It cannot justify a verdict without evidence.
THE PUBLIC DEMAND
Put the question to every candidate.
Ask every candidate for Congress the same question. Publish the answer.
I want every candidate for the U.S. House and U.S. Senate to support an independent, bipartisan investigation of unresolved crimes, possible enablers, institutional failures, and credible leads tied to Jeffrey Epstein's criminal network.
Follow the evidence wherever it leads.
No exceptions for money, office, fame, party, or connections.
Investigate credible leads
Examine credible leads on the merits, with no one singled out and no one protected.
Take politics out of it
Use bipartisan investigators, independent oversight, and real conflict rules.
Protect victims
Protect their privacy, safety, dignity, and legal rights.
Require proof
Require evidence before accusation and proof before punishment.
Prosecute crimes
When evidence supports charges, send the case to independent prosecutors.
Tell the public
Release what the law allows without exposing victims or harming active cases.
The same question goes to every candidate, and their answer is published whether they like it or not.
Candidates can sign. They can refuse. They can explain. They cannot say nobody asked.
Adding your name endorses the public demand. Candidates answer separately through the candidate pledge.
THE CANDIDATE TRACKER
Every status needs evidence.
If we publish a status, we show why. If it changes, the old record stays.
NO NAMES UNTIL THE RECORDS ARE CHECKED. SILENCE IS NOT REFUSAL.
Candidate or authorized campaign representative? Read the correction process. See how every status is defined.
THE NATIONAL RECEIPT
Find out how your representative voted.
The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427 to 1. The Senate did not need a recorded vote to pass it. Almost every person on this map already went on record.
U.S. HOUSE · 435 VOTING DISTRICTS · ROLL CALL 289
CARTOGRAM, NOT BOUNDARY MAP. EVERY STATE STAYS LEGIBLE ON SMALL SCREENS.
Votes come from the Clerk of the House record for roll call 289 on 18-Nov-2025, matched to current districts. Seven members who cast a vote have since left office. Their seats are marked as changed hands, because that vote does not belong to whoever holds the seat now.
The Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent, which produces no per-senator record. No senator is shown here because no senator was recorded.
ADD YOUR NAME
Sign the public demand.
Three and a half million pages are public. Eight other countries opened investigations off the same documents. Here, not one new criminal charge.
You cannot indict anyone. Neither can we. The people who can are running for office in 2026, and they are counting on you losing interest before then.
Disappoint them. Put your name on it.
Make every candidate answer.
Nobody has explained the zero. Add your name and make them.
Add my name