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What is Congress working on?

119th Congress · Senate measures

OFFICIAL SOURCECongress.gov ↗Legislative records
COVERAGE119th Congress · SenateSenate-origin measures
LAST CHECKEDNov 02, 2026 · 11:01 AMADC data refresh record
ACTIVITY DATA THROUGHOct 15, 2026Latest date in Senate trend; not clerk entry time
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What were senators working on?

Choose a topic to see where its measures stand.

Counts are Senate measures grouped by governed Congress.gov policy area, not spending or outcomes.

WHERE DO THE PROPOSALS STAND?

Legislative status

Latest recorded stage for each measure in the selected topic.

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Each measure appears once in its latest governed stage. Resolutions and measures without a verified stage are kept separate.

Senate activity over timeSponsorship and cosponsorship trends · supporting analysis
Monthly sponsor and cosponsor appearances on Senate legislation introduced during the selected Congress

Counts reflect appearances, not unique senators or laws passed. The current month may be incomplete. Data through Oct 15, 2026.

More legislation does not necessarily mean more progress. Explore a topic to see its recorded status and the underlying bills.

3 THINGS TO KNOW119th Congress · Senate
6,850MEASURESintroduced in the SenateView measures → 104SENATORSdistinct senators represented in sponsorship recordsView senators → 53LAWSSenate-origin measures recorded as lawView laws →
LATEST RECORD CHECK

What changed in the latest check?

Changes detected in the latest comparison, not all activity in Congress.

0New measures
0Moved forward
0Became law

No new changes found in this comparison. Earlier congressional records remain available.

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How we know Official records · Methods · Coverage

Congress.gov records are organized by Congress. Senate measures, topics, sponsorship activity, and laws come from the governed local records. The latest check compares newly retrieved data; it does not limit the historical record.

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