How to use this website
This site keeps track of what your local leaders say and how they vote. Here is how to find it, one step at a time.
1. Search for anything
Type one or two everyday words in the search box on the home page. You don’t need the exact words. Not sure what to type? Tap one of these.
How it works · about 55 seconds
Step 1 of 5: Type a topic, not a perfect phrase
0:00–0:10
One or two everyday words work best: “taxes”, “data centers”, a person’s name, or a district like “HD-10”. Or tap one of the examples.
Tap Next to go through the steps.
2. Look at a meeting
Every meeting page shows what the board voted on. Here’s the easy way to read one.
Start here
- 1Pick a meetingNewest first. A green tag means the official votes are posted.
- 2Read what they decidedEvery item voted on is listed under the meeting, with the official tally.
- 3Check the sourceEach vote links to the minutes or roll call it came from.
- 4Hear the discussionOpen the meeting page for video moments, or search what was said.
Search what was said at Loudoun Board of Supervisors meetings
3. Start from something you care about
Pick a topic like taxes, data centers, schools or public safety, and see the real votes on it.
Open the voter guide by issue →One tip: the meeting words come from a computer listening to the video. It can mishear. Always check the video before you repeat a quote.