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PSCI 218W Emergence of the Modern Congress (G Gamm)

House and Senate Journals

A constitutionally-mandated record of certain House and Senate actions, including motions offered, votes taken, and amendments agreed to. Unlike Congressional Record, it does not contain remarks delivered in the House and Senate.

US Congressional Vote History

Historical Newspapers

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Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports

Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports: Well-researched, in-depth, non-partisan reports prepared for Members of Congress and Congressional committees. CRS experts (shared staff to congressional committees and Members of Congress) approach complex topics from a variety of perspectives and provide insightful and comprehensive analysis. Reports range in length from several pages to more than one-hundred pages and cover the full breadth of topics of interest to Congress.

Research Members of Congress

Researching Congress and Legislation

Debates of Congress

Hearings

Committee Votes