Floor vote alerts that matter.

Why real-time alerts change the game.

Most California legislative platforms send end-of-day recaps or morning email digests. But by the time those land, the moment to influence is already gone — the vote happened last night, the position letter went out yesterday, the client called four hours ago asking what changed.

RTG delivers instant alerts as floor votes happen — SMS, push, and email, the moment a vote is called. You're equipped to mobilize stakeholders, respond to "on call" votes, and keep clients updated before they ask.

Built for Capitol timing.

These alerts don't just inform — they enable strategic response. Because they're tied to live floor activity inside the California Capitol, you're never guessing who voted, how, or when. It's intelligence you can use while it still matters.

• Live floor-vote alerts the moment a vote is called — not the morning digest
• Preliminary and final tallies, so you see the result and any post-vote changes
• "On call" alerts when your tracked bill is queued for a vote
• Per-legislator vote breakdowns — who voted yes, who voted no, who abstained
• SMS, push notification, and email delivery — you pick the channels

Vote board capture, automatically.

When a floor vote happens, RTG captures the vote board image and parses the per-legislator breakdown automatically. No more squinting at a TV feed or scrolling through a PDF published the next day — the data lands in your workspace in usable form, ready to drop into your reports, alerts, or coalition whip counts.

Part of a bigger picture.

RTG's real-time vote alerts plug directly into your workflow — automatically linking to vote cards, legislator profiles, position trackers, and customizable reports. Whether you're in committee, walking the hall, or at your desk, you're in the loop and ready to act.

And when your team's whip count predicted a vote one way and it came out the other? RTG's anticipated-vs-actual scoring shows you exactly where the surprise came from — the legislator who switched, the coalition that wavered, the line that moved.