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Posted by: Robert Brammer
This post highlights the latest Congress.gov enhancements for June of 2026, including enhanced access to roll call votes for the 115th Congress, a field value list for title types that can be used with the command line search, and USLM text can now be displayed for enrolled bills.
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Posted by: Andrew Weber
With today's release, we are adding House Roll Call Votes from the 116th Congress, which was 2019-2020. There is also a new Browse page, Concurrent Resolutions Agreed to by House and Senate.
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Posted by: Taylor Gulatsi
This blog post announces that the BETA deep linking on USLM slip law texts feature on Congress.gov is now live.
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Posted by: Andrew Weber
In February Robert shared about adding Senate Committee Membership to Congress.gov. This is a great new feature that we had users requesting. Our March release had more behind the scenes infrastructure improvements. With today's release we build upon the previous House Roll Call Vote work and add the 117th Congress (2021-2022) vote data.
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Posted by: Robert Brammer
The second installment of Congress.gov enhancements for February 2026.
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Posted by: Robert Brammer
This post highlights the Congress.gov enhancements for February of 2026.
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Posted by: Taylor Gulatsi
You can now watch the 2025 Congress.gov Public Forum that was hosted on 9/30/25.
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Posted by: Andrew Weber
This was a great year for Congress.gov. We built upon the work from last year and continued to migrate and improve the Century of Lawmaking content on Congress.gov. In February we added the Congressional Globe to the site and later in November added the Register of Debates. We now have migrated all of the planned content from Century of Lawmaking to Congress.gov.
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Posted by: Andrew Weber
We recently conducted interviews with congressional and public users of the website during November and December 2025.
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