LegiScan
LegiScan is a national legislative tracking service providing real-time data on bill activity, voting records, and legislative actions across all 50 US states and Congress. The LegiScan API offers a JSON-based RPC-style interface supporting both pull and push data delivery models. Developers and organizations can monitor legislation in near real-time, search full-text bill content, retrieve roll call votes, access sponsor and legislator information, and download bulk session datasets. The free public tier provides 30,000 queries per month, with paid subscription plans offering higher limits and push-based real-time updates pushed every 15 minutes to 4 hours as changes are detected.
LegiScan publishes 3 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Legislative Tracking, Government, Bills, Voting Records, and State Legislation.
LegiScan’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, engineering blog, pricing, and 7 more developer resources.
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APIs 3
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LegiScan Pull API
The LegiScan Pull API is an RPC-style JSON service that allows clients to query the national legislative database on demand. Operations include retrieving session lists, master ...
LegiScan Push API
The LegiScan Push API is a paid subscription service that delivers real-time legislative updates to a client-hosted endpoint. Changes detected in bill information are pushed eve...
LegiScan Bulk Dataset API
The LegiScan Bulk Dataset API provides access to weekly snapshot ZIP archives containing all getBill, getRollCall, and getPerson payload records as individual JSON files for eac...
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Documentation 2
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Commercial 3
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