Federal Bills Last updated: Oct 3, 2026 ↻ Check for new bill updates
Every registered bill and its latest roll-call outcome. Search by number or title, filter by status or chamber. 20 bills tracked; some have a recorded floor vote, the rest are tracked without one. ⤓ Export CSV
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S 1577 Introduced — Jan 28, 1998 (Aug 21, 2025) Caring for Children Act Economic Equity Act of 1996 HR 3452 Became Law — May 14, 1996 (Mar 23, 2026) Presidential and Executive Office Accountability Act A bill to provide for controlled substances testing programs for personnel of the United States having access to classified information, and for other purposes. Congressional and Judicial Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1985 HRES 392 Introduced — Jan 23, 1984 (Feb 7, 2024) A resolution establishing a congressional child care center. HRES 291 Introduced — Jul 29, 1983 (Feb 7, 2024) A resolution abolishing the page system of the House of Representatives. HRES 288 Introduced — Jul 28, 1983 (Feb 7, 2024) A resolution abolishing the page system of the House of Representatives. HRES 234 Passed House — Jun 16, 1983 (Apr 7, 2025) A resolution providing for appointment and education of House Pages. A bill to require all nationals of Communist countries to register with the Attorney General before engaging in certain activities involving Members of Congress and congressional employees, in order to protect the internal security of the United States and impede espionage. HR 3876 Introduced — Jun 10, 1981 (Feb 7, 2024) A bill to eliminate the position of elevator operator in the congressional office buildings. HRES 100 Introduced — Mar 4, 1981 (Aug 29, 2025) Committee Improvement Amendments of 1981 A concurrent resolution requiring payment of reasonable fees for use of congressional parking spaces. SRES 220 Passed Senate — Aug 1, 1979 (Sep 8, 2026) An original resolution amending the Standing Rules of the Senate. HR 13850 Passed House — Aug 14, 1978 (Sep 2, 2025) Ethics in Government Act HR 13676 Introduced — Aug 1, 1978 (Sep 2, 2025) Ethics in Government Act HR 13660 Introduced — Jul 31, 1978 (Sep 2, 2025) Legislative Branch Disclosure Act HR 11941 Introduced — Apr 6, 1978 (Sep 2, 2025) Legislative Branch Disclosure Act HR 7401 Introduced — May 24, 1977 (Sep 2, 2025) Legislative Branch Disclosure Act SRES 110 Passed Senate — Mar 10, 1977 (Aug 1, 2024) Official Conduct Amendments S 1577 — Caring for Children ActHR 3857 — Economic Equity Act of 1996HR 3452 — Presidential and Executive Office Accountability ActHR 4636 — A bill to provide for controlled substances testing programs for personnel of the United States having access to classified information, and for other purposes.HR 691 — Congressional and Judicial Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1985HRES 392 — A resolution establishing a congressional child care center.HRES 291 — A resolution abolishing the page system of the House of Representatives.HRES 288 — A resolution abolishing the page system of the House of Representatives.HRES 234 — A resolution providing for appointment and education of House Pages.S 1959 — A bill to require all nationals of Communist countries to register with the Attorney General before engaging in certain activities involving Members of Congress and congressional employees, in order to protect the internal security of the United States and impede espionage.HR 3876 — A bill to eliminate the position of elevator operator in the congressional office buildings.HRES 100 — Committee Improvement Amendments of 1981HCONRES 39 — A concurrent resolution requiring payment of reasonable fees for use of congressional parking spaces.SRES 220 — An original resolution amending the Standing Rules of the Senate.HR 13850 — Ethics in Government ActHR 13676 — Ethics in Government ActHR 13660 — Legislative Branch Disclosure ActHR 11941 — Legislative Branch Disclosure ActHR 7401 — Legislative Branch Disclosure ActSRES 110 — Official Conduct Amendments Bills + roll-call outcomes from Congress.gov and senate.gov. Coverage is partial and expanding.
