The public record · 119th Congress

The Record

The complete public record of the 119th Congress, drawn from congress.gov — organized so you can see how Congress works, and what your representatives actually did.

How a bill becomes law

Almost everything Congress does moves along one path — and most measures never finish it. Knowing where a bill stopped is half the record.

In committee

On the floor

In committee (other chamber)

On the floor (other chamber)

Resolving differences

With the President

Became law

The two powerswhat Congress does

LegislationMaking law — every bill, resolution, and amendment of the 119th, its official summary, and where it stands.NominationsAdvice and consent — every nominee the Senate has acted on: judges, secretaries, and agency heads.

The decisionswhat each member actually did

VotesEvery roll-call vote of the 119th — the clearest record of what each member actually did, not what they said.

The two actorswho carries it out

MembersAll 535 — every representative and senator, and the full record behind each seat, bill, and vote.CommitteesEvery standing and select committee — the rooms where the work happens, and where most measures live or die.