Public Record Pages for 293 New York Elected Officials
Since October 23, 2026, the public record of 293 elected officials who represent New York has been readable on Agora without an account. Each official has one page, listed at app.tryagora.org/officials.
Who is covered
The 293 are the Mayor of New York City and the 51 members of the City Council, the Governor, the 62 members of the State Senate and the 150 members of the State Assembly, and New York's two US senators and 26 members of the House.
What a page shows
An official's page starts with the office, the party and the date the current term began. Then comes the record: committees, the bills the official sponsors and what happened to them, and recorded votes where the public record carries them. It ends with the district and how to reach the office. Every page says where its record comes from and when it was last updated.
New York City Council bills have their own pages at app.tryagora.org/bills/nyc. Each shows the sponsor and cosponsors, the committee, where the bill stands, each recorded vote with its tally, and the full history. Every bill page links to the official record on the Council's Legistar. A summary always says where it came from, and an AI summary is labelled as one.
The lookup at Who represents me? takes any US address. Outside New York it returns your members of Congress. The address goes to the US Census Bureau's geocoder to find your districts, and Agora keeps none of it.
Why reading needs no account
You can already find most of this record yourself, one official website at a time. We do not think reading it should sit behind a sign-up, so there is no wall, no reading limit and no pop-up. An account is for acting: following an official or a bill, or saying where you stand on a bill.
Every official's page is built the same way, whatever their party.
Where it is thin
The pages cover New York only. Elsewhere the lookup still finds members of Congress, as it has since July. Which sources feed each page is set out in how we get our data.
For offices
If you work in one of these offices, your official's page has a "Claim it" link. We check every claim by hand before anything changes.
Everyone else: look up your own address, open your representatives' pages, and tell us what you expected to find there and did not.