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CRS Reports on the U.S. Congress

By Abbie Bradfield Mulvihill

You can find a nice selection of Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports related to the U.S. Congress housed on the House Committee on Rules' Web site. The free, online reports are listed under the following categories:

• Congress: The House
• Introduction & Origin of Legislative Measures
• House Committees
• Congress: The Senate
• Relations With The Senate
• Presidential Relations
• House Floor Proceedings
• Special Rules and the Rules Committee
• Budget Process

Looking for CRS Reports on a Different Topic?

Don't forget, Open CRS is a great place to start when looking for CRS reports on a wide variety of topics. Open CRS also has links to other repositories. Not only can you access 6 additional online collections from their "collections" page, but you can also get RSS feeds for each so you can keep track of recent additions.

Full post as published by AbsTracked on October 12, 2008 (boomark / email).