Who represents me in the U.S. Congress?
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Background
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CQ AlmanacDetailed analysis and data on the major activities and legislation of the U.S. Congress for each session. 1945-present
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Vital Statistics on American Politics"In addition to such standard subjects as elections, Congress, the presidency, and the judiciary, this book provides information on the media; campaign finances; foreign, social, and economic policy; and a variety of issues related to state and local government." - Introd.
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Vital Statistics on CongressTables on the changing makeup of Congress in many areas including region, party, occupation, religion, gender, race, Hispanic origin, committee assignments, staff size, seniority, voter turnout.
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U.S. House of RepresentativesThis is the official website of the United States House of Representatives. It provides information about weekly and daily events in the House. Also includes the annual congressional schedule and the House Committee Hearing schedules.
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U.S. SenateOfficial website of the United States Senate. It includes a schedule of daily events and a committee hearing schedule. Also includes information about the activities of the previous day and allows access to the roll call vote. Some historical information is included. Updated frequently when the Senate is in session.
Acronyms & Abbreviations & Glossaries
History of the U.S. Capitol
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U.S. Capitol BuildingLearn about the history, art and architecture of the U.S. Capitol Building .
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Glenn Brown's History of the United States Capitol
by Call Number: Online from govinfoISBN: 0160753686Publication Date: 2007Originally written in 1901-1903 and published in two volumes. The new annotated edition includes many illustrations of architectural drawings and art works.
