Last Week’s Most Read U.S. Senate, House Resolutions And Bills

Yesterday, Library of Congress, released the top ten most-viewed bills list for last week and the list can be past or present and the public has full access not only to view, but to print or save.

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Read Other Weekly Top 10 Most Read Bills From Congress.gov

• August 13, 2019
• August 6, 2019
• July 30,2019
• July 23, 2019
• July 16, 2019
• July 9, 2019
• July 2, 2019
• June 25, 2019

Source: Library of Congress