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: Sunlight Foundation

Days in Session: House

By Paul Blumenthal

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Following up on Daniel’s post from last week, here’s a chart showing the days in session for the House going back to 1947. I wrote a report about this back in 2006, but it’s been lost in the ether of both my crashed PC (I’m not a PC because my PC crashed and burned) and the various Sunlight site redesigns.

Year Days in Session Days in Session for Full Congress
1947 144 -
1948 108 252
1949 165 -
1950 180 345
1951 163 -
1952 111 274
1953 117 -
1954 123 240
1955 112 -
1956 118 230
1957 141 -
1958 135 276
1959 141 -
1960 124 265
1961 147 -
1962 157 304
1963 186 -
1964 148 334
1965 173 -
1966 163 336
1967 189 -
1968 139 328
1969 186 -
1970 164 350
1971 163 -
1972 135 298
1973 175 -
1974 159 334
1975 173 -
1976 138 311
1977 174 -
1978 149 323
1979 173 -
1980 153 326
1981 163 -
1982 140 303
1983 146 -
1984 120 266
1985 152 -
1986 129 281
1987 169 -
1988 129 298
1989 147 -
1990 134 281
1991 154 -
1992 123 277
1993 142 -
1994 123 265
1995 168 -
1996 122 290
1997 132 -
1998 119 251
1999 137 -
2000 135 272
2001 142 -
2002 123 265
2003 133 -
2004 110 243
2005 140 -
2006 101 241
2007 164 -
2008 118 282
2009 159 -

Full post as published by Sunlight Foundation on January 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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