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118th Congress

January 3, 2023 – January 3, 2025 · Republican House · Democratic Senate · President: Joe Biden

Bill and member rows are demonstration records. Production data will come from Congress.gov and official House/Senate roll-call sources.
At a glance

Legislative Scorecard

Introduced, amended, chamber passage, enactment, failure, veto, and expiration are separate statuses.

Source-derivedBills introduced
Source-derivedPassed House
Source-derivedPassed Senate
Source-derivedEnacted
Source-derivedAmended
Source-derivedFailed / expired
Before and after midterms

Congress Control and Productivity Comparison

Use the 117th/118th pair to compare control, legislative output, amendment rates, bipartisan support, and where bills stalled.

Metric117th Congress118th CongressWhy it matters
House controlDemocraticRepublicanAgenda and committee control changed
Senate controlDemocraticDemocraticSenate remained under the president’s party
Government structureUnifiedDividedDifferent veto points and bargaining conditions
Productivity measuresCalculated from bill ledgerCalculated from bill ledgerNo manually maintained duplicate counts
Core record

Bills Lifecycle

See what entered the system, how the text changed, which chamber acted, and the final outcome.

BillTitleSponsorOrigin chamberAmended?Final statusLifecycle
H.R. 1319American Rescue Plan ActRep. John YarmuthHouseYesEnactedHouse → Senate amendment → House concurrence → signed
H.R. 3684Infrastructure Investment and Jobs ActRep. Peter DeFazioHouseYesEnactedHouse bill → Senate substitute → House passage → signed
H.R. 1For the People ActRep. John SarbanesHouseYesStalledPassed House → no final Senate passage
H.R. 5376Build Back Better ActRep. John YarmuthHouseYesDid not become law as passedPassed House → stalled in Senate → portions later enacted in different legislation
Text changes

Amendment Tracking

Original text, substitute amendments, floor amendments, sponsor, vote, and what was added or removed will be source-linked.

Original bill

Introduced text and sponsor intent.

Final enrolled text

Side-by-side changes and successful amendments.

Member accountability

Vote Breakdown

Party totals and member-by-member votes are visible together.

220Yea
212Nay
DemoCross-party votes
DemoNot voting
MemberPartyState / districtVote
Example Member ADMD-04Yea
Example Member BRMD-01Nay
Example Member CDVA-08Yea
Example Member DRPA-01Yea
What did not become law

Failed, Stalled, Vetoed, and Expired

A dedicated view prevents unsuccessful legislation from disappearing from public memory.

BillPassed House?Passed Senate?Stalled where?Reason / procedural status
For the People ActYesNo final passageSenateDid not complete the legislative process
Build Back Better ActYesNo as passedSenatePortions later moved through different legislation
Appropriations

Shutdowns & Funding Lapses

A dedicated record of leverage, negotiation changes, public harm, roll-call votes, and whether the final agreement improved on the earliest viable compromise.

Funding lapse / near-lapseEvent type
ModerateLeverage
Compare directlyEarly deal vs. final
Workers + servicesPublic harm

Negotiation path

Deal quality tracker

Early viable compromise
Yes / No
Final deal vs. early deal
Better / Similar / Worse
Net gain for shutdown side
Evidence-based summary

Impact on Americans

Workers furloughed
Official count
Back pay
Status and timing
Services disrupted
Agency detail
Estimated cost
GAO / CBO / agency source
Permanent public record

Legislative Ledger

Every action, amendment, vote, and final disposition will have a primary-source link and capture timestamp.

The production ledger will be filterable by chamber, topic, sponsor party, status, amendment, vote margin, and bipartisan support.