Command Center · 119th Congress
Representative X
Congress, person by person.
EVERY VOTE LEAVES A RECORD
LIVE DATA CONNECTORS PENDINGVerified through 2026-07-24
House members
435
1 vacancy (demo)
Senators
100
0 vacancies (demo)
Committees tracked
42
Standing · Select · Joint
Latest ingestion
2026-07-24
Manual snapshot
Editorial focus
Current investigations on Representative X focus principally on Republican members responsible for enacting H.R.1 in the 119th Congress. The underlying data model, evidence labeling, and sourcing rules apply identically to every party and every position of power. Association is never evidence of wrongdoing.
Featured record · H.R.1 · Public Law 119-21
One Big Beautiful Bill Act — sponsor, roll calls, and enactment
OFFICIAL RECORD
Sponsor
Introduced May 20, 2025 in the House. Classification: sponsor / architect, based on official Congress.gov sponsorship record.
Senate Record Vote 372
Passed 50–50 (VP Yea)
July 1, 2025 · Vice President cast tie-breaking Yea
Open vote record Enacted July 4, 2025 as Public Law 119-21. CBO distributional analysis published June 12, 2025.
What changed
Live change feed
- 2025-07-04H.R.1 became Public Law 119-21.OFFICIAL RECORD
- 2025-07-03House Roll Call 190 recorded 218-214 passage of H.R.1.OFFICIAL RECORD
- 2025-07-01Senate Record Vote 372 recorded 50-50 passage of H.R.1 with VP tie-breaker.OFFICIAL RECORD
- 2026-07-01Placeholder staff change entry — demo data pending live ingestion.DATA PENDINGDEMO DATA
Latest votes
Roll calls of consequence
- Passed 218–214House · Roll 190 · 2025-07-03On agreeing to the Senate amendments to H.R.1
- Passed 50–50 (VP Yea)Senate · Roll 372 · 2025-07-01On passage of H.R.1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Recent bills
Legislation ledger
- H.R.1 · 119th Congress · introduced 2025-05-20One Big Beautiful Bill ActBecame Public Law 119-21 on July 4, 2025
Upcoming hearings
Scheduled proceedings
- 2026-08-14Oversight of the FY2027 Concurrent Budget Resolution (DEMO scheduling)scheduledDEMO DATA
People
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Committees
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Legislation
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Influence graph
Relationships — evidence, not accusation.