Reference: Even More New and Useful Resources from GovTrack.us

Josh Tauberer, founder/developer of the wonderful GovTrack.us bill tracking tool has posted an update of new/updated features that continue to extend the value of this already essential online research resource well beyond bill tracking.
Here’s a look at some recent updates via a new GovTrack.us. blog post.

• Congressional District Maps now include redistricting maps for the upcoming elections. Except for Rhode Island — we’re still working on locating the new districts there. You can switch back and forth between your current district and the district you’ll be voting in this November.

• The bills page has a new Statistics Tab where you can compare the number of bills enacted in each Congressional session since 1979 and see when during a session bills tend to be introduced and enacted.

• The site now works better on mobile devices with small screen, and we’ll keep improving that.

• Bill text comparisons are now available for comparisons between versions of a single bill and between selected different but related bills.

• The font size has been increased throughout the site in response to feedback we got early on when the new site design went live in March.

• The search pages have been fixed to work on Internet Explorer, they are faster, and got some other usability tweaks.

Direct to GovTrack.us

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