Access U.S. congressional data (bills, votes, members, committees) via MCP. STDIO or Streamable HTTP.
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"congressgov": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/congressgov-mcp-server/dist/index.js"]
}
}
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<p><b>Access U.S. congressional data (bills, votes, members, committees) via MCP. STDIO or Streamable HTTP.</b>
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**Public Hosted Server:** [https://congressgov.caseyjhand.com/mcp](https://congressgov.caseyjhand.com/mcp)
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## Overview
U.S. congressional data from the Congress.gov API v3 and the Senate's official vote feed: bills, enacted laws, members, committees, roll call votes, nominations, CRS and committee reports, and the Congressional Record. Browse legislative activity, read bill and report text, and follow the Senate confirmation pipeline from any MCP client. Runs as a stdio process, a local Streamable HTTP server, or the public hosted endpoint above.
### Tools
| Tool | Description |
|:---|:---|
| `congressgov_bill_lookup` | Browse and retrieve bills: actions, sponsors, summaries, text, related bills |
| `congressgov_enacted_laws` | Browse enacted public and private laws by congress |
| `congressgov_member_lookup` | Find members by state, district, or congress, and retrieve their legislative portfolios |
| `congressgov_committee_lookup` | Browse committees and their legislation, reports, and nominations |
| `congressgov_roll_votes` | Retrieve House and Senate roll call votes and each member's position |
| `congressgov_senate_nominations` | Browse presidential nominations and track Senate confirmation |
| `congressgov_bill_summaries` | Browse recently updated CRS bill summaries |
| `congressgov_crs_reports` | Browse and retrieve nonpartisan CRS policy reports |
| `congressgov_committee_reports` | Browse and read committee reports accompanying legislation |
| `congressgov_daily_record` | Browse and read the daily Congressional Record |
| `congressgov_search_bills` | Keyword-search bill titles and CRS summaries via a local full-text mirror (opt-in) |
### Resources
| Resource | Description |
|:---|:---|
| `congress://current` | Current congress number, session dates, chamber info |
| `congress://bill-types` | Reference table of valid bill type codes |
| `congress://member/{bioguideId}` | Member profile by bioguide ID |
| `congress://bill/{congress}/{billType}/{billNumber}` | Bill detail by congress, type, and number |
| `congress://committee/{committeeCode}` | Committee detail by committee code |
Bill, member, and committee data is also reachable through `congressgov_bill_lookup`, `congressgov_member_lookup`, and `congressgov_committee_lookup` (operation `get`), since many MCP clients are tool-only and never surface resources.
### Prompts
| Prompt | Description |
|:---|:---|
| `congressgov_bill_analysis` | Structured framework for analyzing a bill |
| `congressgov_legislative_research` | Research framework for a policy area across Congress |
## Capability reference
### `congressgov_bill_lookup` <sub>tool</sub>
- `list` browses one `congress`, narrowed by `billType` and a `fromDateTime`/`toDateTime` range on the record's update date, newest first unless `order: 'oldest'`; `get`, `actions`, `amendments`, `cosponsors`, `committees`, `subjects`, `summaries`, `text`, `titles`, `related`, and `content` need `congress` + `billType` + `billNumber`
- `content` reads the text version at `textVersionIndex` (0-based in `text` order, 0 is the most recent) and returns one character window in `content.text` with `totalCharacters`, `truncated`, and `nextOffset`
- `summaries` takes an optional `versionCode` (`00` introduced, `49` public law) and applies the same page budget and row window as `congressgov_bill_summaries`, steered by `characterOffset`/`characterLimit`; a cut row carries `textTotalCharacters`, `textTruncated`, and `textNextOffset`
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### `congressgov_enacted_laws` <sub>tool</sub>
- `list` browses one `congress`, optionally by `lawType` (`pub` or `priv`), the enactment filter `congressgov_bill_lookup` lacks; `get` needs `lawType` + `lawNumber`, taken from a list row's `laws[].number` (`118-90`) or its bare number (`90`)
- `get` returns the origin bill record, with the law citation on its `laws[]` array
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### `congressgov_member_lookup` <sub>tool</sub>
- No name search: `list` filters by `stateCode` (plus `district`, `0` for at-large, which requires `stateCode`), `congress`, and `currentMember`
- `get` returns the profile for a `bioguideId` (e.g. `P000197`); `sponsored` and `cosponsored` return that member's legislation
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### `congressgov_committee_lookup` <sub>tool</sub>
- `committeeCode` is a chamber prefix (`h`/`s`/`j`), letters, and a 2-digit suffix (e.g. `hsju00`); `get`, `bills`, `reports`, and the Senate-only `nominations` infer `chamber` from the prefix
- A committee name in `committeeCode` resolves when exactly one committee matches, and otherwise returns the candidate rows with a notice; `list` with `filter` name-matches every committee in scope, past the 250-row page cap, and fuzzy hits carry `approximate: true`
- `bills` is newest first by default (`order`), and its rows carry no titles, so chain `congressgov_bill_lookup` `get` per row
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### `congressgov_roll_votes` <sub>tool</sub>
- `chamber` is `house` (default, Congress.gov API) or `senate` (the Senate's LIS feed); every call needs `congress` + `session` (1 or 2), and `get`/`members` add `voteNumber`, which resets each session and is specific to one chamber
- `list` is newest first unless `order: 'oldest'`; `get` returns the question, result, tallies, and party breakdown, and `members` returns each member's position
- Senate votes start at the 101st Congress (1989), and Senate rows pair the feed's year-less `voteDate` with a derived `voteDateIso`
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### `congressgov_senate_nominations` <sub>tool</sub>
- `list` browses one `congress`; `get`, `actions`, `committees`, `hearings`, and `nominees` need a `nominationNumber` (`1000` for PN1000), and `nominees` also needs an `ordinal` from the `nominees` array `get` returns
- Multi-part nominations (e.g. PN851) keep their activity on partitioned children (`851-1`, `851-2`, …); an empty sub-resource call on the bare number returns a notice pointing there
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### `congressgov_bill_summaries` <sub>tool</sub>
- Optional `congress` and `billType` (which requires `congress`); `fromDateTime`/`toDateTime` filter on the summary's update time, not the bill's action date, and cover the last 7 days when both are omitted
- A page stops adding rows at 50,000 serialized characters (at least one row always returns, and `pagination.nextOffset` resumes); a summary over 25,000 characters arrives windowed with `textTotalCharacters`, `textTruncated`, and `textNextOffset`
- For one bill's summaries, or to read a windowed summary to the end, use `congressgov_bill_lookup` `summaries`
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### `congressgov_crs_reports` <sub>tool</sub>
- `list` browses the catalog; `get` takes a `reportNumber` such as `R40097`, `RL33612`, or `IF12345`
- `get` returns authors, topics, summary, and download formats
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### `congressgov_committee_reports` <sub>tool</sub>
- `list` browses one `congress`, optionally by `reportType` (`hrpt` House, `srpt` Senate, `erpt` Executive); `get`, `text`, and `content` need `reportType` + `reportNumber`
- `get` returns the citation, title, committees, and associated bill; `text` lists `{type, url}` format links, and `content` reads the report as one character window
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### `congressgov_daily_record` <sub>tool</sub>
- Navigation runs `list` (volumes) → `issues` (by `volumeNumber`) → `articles` (by `volumeNumber` + `issueNumber`)
- `content` reads the article at `articleIndex` (0-based across the issue) as one character window; Record articles publish Formatted Text and PDF only, so `format: 'xml'` fails as `format_unavailable`
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### `congressgov_search_bills` <sub>tool</sub>
- `query` keywords (AND-combined) over bill titles and CRS summaLo que la gente pregunta sobre congressgov-mcp-server
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