Others Who Track the Gun Vote

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They help voters decide the next election.

Gun Vote.net keeps the record of the votes already cast.

Before you voteRatings and voter guides from the groups below
After the votesOfficial tallies on How Congress Voted

Gun Rights Groups

Ratings and voter help for gun owners

NSSF GUNVOTE

Since 2012
National Shooting Sports Foundation, the firearm industry trade association

Voter registration and education for gun owners, hunters and recreational shooters. The program whose name gave a generation of gun owners a word for voting on their rights.

Visit NSSF GUNVOTE program

NRA Political Victory Fund

Since 1976
National Rifle Association

Letter grades and endorsements for federal and state candidates, among the longest-running gun ratings in the country.

Visit NRA-PVF ratings

Gun Owners of America

Since 1975
Gun Owners of America

Candidate ratings and legislative alerts from a no-compromise gun rights group.

Visit Gun Owners of America

Buckeye Firearms Association

Ohio
Buckeye Firearms Association PAC

Built the Ohio Gun Voter tool so Ohio voters could see grades for the races on their own ballot, a model for state-level gun voting help.

Visit Buckeye Firearms Association

Gun Control Groups

Ratings and voter help from groups that seek more gun restrictions

Gun Sense Voter

Since 2014
Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund and Victory Fund

Candidate distinctions and a lookup tool for voters who want more gun restrictions.

Visit Gun Sense Voter

Giffords

Since 2013
Giffords, founded by former Rep. Gabby Giffords

Endorsements and scorecards for candidates who support more gun restrictions.

Visit Giffords

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