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Federal legislative intelligence

Washington moves.
Be ready.

Research the bills, people, votes, statutory redlines, and STOCK Act disclosures shaping federal policy. Whip House and Senate counts, simulate passage odds, and connect Claude or ChatGPT in one click.

The country, in motion

Where the
updates are.

See what CongressMCP picked up across Congress, all 50 states and DC. Explore new and changed legislative records, then follow the details.

—updates observed in CongressMCP

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Congress

  1. Fetching the latest records from CongressMCP.

Public legislative records.

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Counts show changes CongressMCP observed in public legislative records. Re-observations of historical records by backfills are left out. When a jurisdiction has no updates in the selected view, the map shows its most recent 7- or 30-day count, or the bills CongressMCP holds, and says which. Source event dates may be earlier. The feed refreshes every five minutes.

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Your federal
intelligence command center.

Every federal dataset and intelligence tool below is available both in the web workspace and inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex over MCP.

Records available

Federal bills & public laws

Search Congressional measures, sponsors, companions, and enacted public laws.

Records available

Members & committee rosters

Explore House and Senate biographies, committee chairs, offices, and staff.

Records available

House & Senate roll calls

Analyze floor roll calls, missed-vote rates, and sponsorship contradictions.

Records available

Committees & markups

Track committee referrals, gatekeepers, hearings, and obstacle networks.

Federal intelligence

Congress Whip Count Boards

Build canonical whip boards for any federal bill or issue across the House (218 majority) and Senate (51 majority), seeded automatically from sponsorships and roll-call votes with Tufte threshold bars.

Federal intelligence

Congress Statute Redlines & Mandates

See exact “striking X and inserting Y” statutory redlines, dollar/rate changes across versions, and mandatory federal agency rulemaking deadlines.

Federal intelligence

Passage Outlook (p_law) & Coalitions

Evaluate calibrated enactment probability (p_law), bipartisan coalition breadth, and ranked key movers for Congressional measures.

Federal intelligence

STOCK Act & LDA Lobbying Filings

Search House Clerk PTR stock trades, Senate eFD reports, committee-sector conflicts, and federal LDA lobbying disclosures.

368,086 bills held · 19,365 with copied full text · 24,777 recorded as enacted (24,763 with a law number). Counts come from the data coverage rollup, computed Oct 6, 2026; not every bill has text, and enactment is classified from recorded actions.

Jurisdiction presence checked Sep 11, 2026. Presence means records are available; it does not mean every record, text version, or individual vote is complete or current.

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Capitol Hill workflows

Go from “what happened in Congress?”
to “what’s our next move?”

01

Impact & redlines.

“Run an industry impact brief on H.R. 1: show calibrated passage probability, US Code redlines, agency rulemaking deadlines, and which organizations are lobbying on it.”

02

Whip & coalition math.

“Simulate what happens to S. 1748’s passage likelihood if Sen. Cantwell and Sen. Cruz cosponsor—include their 30-day cascade followers and update our whip board.”

03

Accountability & disclosures.

“Audit this member’s record: compare missed votes to the chamber baseline, flag cosponsored bills they voted Nay on, and check their STOCK Act trades.”

Built for your AI first

Research is included.
Your work stays with you.

CongressMCP gives your AI structured legislative records. On professional plans it also keeps what your AI builds, so your workspace grows with every question.

Every plan

Deep legislative & statutory intelligence

Ask your AI about any federal or state bill, section redline, member, roll-call vote, or committee—with source provenance, freshness, and coverage gaps attached.

  • Federal and 50-state bills, sponsors, and enactment status
  • Section-level US Code & state statute redlines (“striking X and inserting Y”)
  • Agency rulemaking mandates, deadlines, and must-pass omnibus riders
  • Federal LDA lobbying disclosures and stakeholder position letters
What your AI can look up
Paid plans

Passage simulation, cascades & accountability

Know what is likely to pass, who moves next, and where a legislator’s record contradicts their stated position—plus monitors with signed webhooks.

  • Calibrated enactment probability (p_law) & what-if endorsement simulation
  • 30-day cosponsor cascade projections & committee obstacle networks
  • Opposition research: vote contradictions, withdrawn cosponsorships & missed votes
  • Topic, statute-citation, section, and member monitors with quiet hours
Explore intelligence & monitors
Professional plans

50-state whip boards, coalitions & CRM

Your AI counts whips across Congress and all 50 states, updates your CRM, runs scorecards, and manages isolated 501(c)(3)/c4/PAC treasuries—live in Watch Mode.

  • Canonical federal & 50-state whip boards with Tufte threshold charts
  • Multi-org coalitions, peer-reviewed stance tallies, and public whip pages
  • Isolated 501(c)(3) / 501(c)(4) / PAC treasuries, budgets, and deal pipelines
  • Watch Mode & Live Canvas: see your AI compose briefings and slide decks live
Tour the workspace
Watch Mode

Your AI works. You watch it happen.

Open the workspace next to your AI chat. Each tool call shows up live: records open, cells flash, and panels build as it works.

Try it on a professional plan
Your work. Your scale.

Start with a question.
Bring the whole team.

Free covers every federal Congress.gov record. Paid plans add all 50 states, calculated intelligence, and bill tracking with alerts. Professional plans keep the work your AI does. Platform & Teams shares it across your organization.

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Free

Every federal Congress.gov record inside your AI — bills, text, votes, members, committees, and more. No card.

$0 / month
1,000 server requests / month
  • Bills, full text, amendments, summaries, and public laws
  • Members, committees, hearings, meetings, and reports
  • House and Senate roll-call votes, nominations, and treaties
  • The Congressional Record
  • 1,000 server requests per month
  • No card required
Start free

Free forever · no card required

Find your footing

Explorer

Individual legislative research and a personal watchlist. One 7-day Explorer trial per account; card required.

$10 / month
5,000 server requests / month
  • Everything in Free, plus all 50 states and DC
  • Vote alignment, blocs, influence networks, and bill lifecycle intelligence
  • Elections, lobbying filings, and public-affairs news
  • 10 active personal bill follows and a daily in-app digest
  • 5,000 server requests per month
  • One 7-day Explorer trial per account; card required; then $10/month
Start free trial

7 days free · card required
Then $10/month. Cancel before the trial ends.

Focused assignments

Briefcase

A private professional workspace for occasional individual research.

$39 / year
1,500 server requests / year
  • 1,500 server requests per year in one annual pool
  • One individual account
  • Federal and available 50-state research, statutory redlines, and passage outlook
  • Private CRM, 50-state whip boards, scorecards, opposition research, and automation
  • Team collaboration requires Platform & Teams
Choose Briefcase

Billed yearly · one individual

Power your workflow

Pro

A private professional workspace for high-volume individual research.

$499 / month
25,000 server requests / month
  • 25,000 server requests per month
  • One individual account with multiple API keys
  • Federal and available 50-state research, industry impact, and passage simulation
  • Private CRM, 50-state whip boards, scorecards, PAC/501(c) treasury, and automation
  • Team collaboration requires Platform & Teams
Choose Pro

Billed monthly · one individual

Your whole organization, connected

Platform & Teams

Shared workspaces, organizations, coalitions, and invited seats for government-affairs teams.

250,000 server requests per monthOrganizations, shared workspaces, multi-org coalitions, and public whip pagesInvite teammates; each invited seat is included50-state whip boards, passage simulation, statutory redlines, oppo suite, and PAC/501(c) treasuryPriority support and onboarding
$5,000 / month

250,000 shared server requests / month
Invited teammates join with their own seat.

Start Platform & Teams

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What counts as a server request?

One MCP tool call or API request to CongressMCP. A search returning 20 bills counts once; opening each bill separately adds 20 calls. One AI prompt can make several server calls.

What doesn’t count

Connecting, listing tools, checking who you are, checking your account usage, and browsing the website. Model calls and AI tokens are billed by your AI provider, not by us.

USD. Subscriptions renew until cancelled. Explorer’s free trial requires a card; cancel before it ends to avoid the first charge. One trial per eligible account. Briefcase requests are one yearly pool. Individual requests stop at the plan limit. Applicable taxes may apply. Manage your plan

Your Washington work.
With a national advantage.

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