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Download the full report: 115th Congress First Session in Review
The rate of a member cosponsoring a member of the opposite party has dropped 30% since 1989
The 115th Congress introduced 7,162 bills in 2017 — the third highest of the past fourteen Congresses
The 115th Congress enacted 97 bills in 2017 — the fourth fewest of the past fourteen Congresses
Download the full report: 115th Congress First Session in Review
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