Versions of Bills
Overview
The legislative process begins when a bill is introduced in the Senate or the House of Representatives. A bill may undergo many revisions as it works its way through the legislative process. An enrolled bill is the version of the bill that was passed by Congress.
Congressional Bills (Online)
| Library of Congress | House Bills and Resolutions | 6th Congress - 42nd Congress | Open Access |
| Library of Congress | Senate Bills and Resolutions | 16th Congress - 42nd Congress | Open Access |
| FDsys | Congressional Bills | 103rd Congress - present | Open Access |
| WestlawNext | Historical Proposed Legislation | 104th Congress - present | Special Restrictions |
Locating bills from previous Congresses at the University of Florida Libraries (Microform)
| Congressional Bills | 73rd - 107th Congress | Fiche Cabinet: #23, Drawer 3 - #24, Drawer 4 | Legal Information Center |
| Congressional Bills | 1st - 55th Congress | Microfilm | Library West |
*Note: To access Congressional bills between the 56th and 72nd Congress (1899 - 1933), please contact the Law Library of Congress for information
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