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February 14, 2014
Congress should be like an open book.
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- Library of Congress to host virtual public forum on updates to legislative data services August 11, 2021
Coalition members
Demand Progress
The Lincoln Network
R Street Institute
Americans for Tax Reform
American Library Association
AppMyRep
Capitol Bells
Center for Data Innovation
Coalition to Reduce Spending
Civic Impulse, LLC
Common Cause
Competitive Enterprise Institute
Copia Institute
Data Coalition
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Engine
Fastcase
Free Government Information
Free the People
GovLab at New York University
Legal Information Institute at Cornell University
LegCyte
Legistorm
LegisWorks
Legistorm
Niskanen Center
OpenTheGovernment.org
PopVox
Quorum
SPARC
TechFreedom
Upturn
The Lincoln Network
R Street Institute
Americans for Tax Reform
American Library Association
AppMyRep
Capitol Bells
Center for Data Innovation
Coalition to Reduce Spending
Civic Impulse, LLC
Common Cause
Competitive Enterprise Institute
Copia Institute
Data Coalition
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Engine
Fastcase
Free Government Information
Free the People
GovLab at New York University
Legal Information Institute at Cornell University
LegCyte
Legistorm
LegisWorks
Legistorm
Niskanen Center
OpenTheGovernment.org
PopVox
Quorum
SPARC
TechFreedom
Upturn
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This website was created by Zach Graves and Daniel Schuman to promote greater transparency, preservation, and access to Congressional data. Questions? Contact us.
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