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Every bill.
Every state.
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Congress and all 50 states, explained in plain English by AI. From official legislative sources, not secondhand reports. Predictions on what actually passes.

All 50 states + Congress
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BillStateTitleSponsorStatus
AB 1979CAHealth care services: artificial intelligence.Mia BontaSent to Executive
AB 2392CAPublic postsecondary education: generative artificial intelligence systems: procurement standards: training.Mike FongSent to Executive
A 11684NYRelates to the disclosure of artificial intelligence use in floor statements and debate by members of the legislatureRules CommitteeIn Committee
A 11693NYRelates to humanoid robots and artificial intelligence avatars in instructional settingsRules CommitteeIn Committee
SB 903CAMental health professionals: artificial intelligence.Steve PadillaSent to Executive
How it works

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Plain-English summaries. Pass predictions. An alert the second something advances.

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Know what's likely to pass, when hearings happen, and where your legislators stand.

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What you get

Everything, one place

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Search everything

One search across every bill in every US jurisdiction.

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Plain-English AI

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Pass predictions

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Smart alerts

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Community intel

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Team tools

Assign bills, track positions, auto-generate board reports.

Pricing

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FAQ

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Is Docket Room really free?+

Yes. Free covers 5 tracked bills across all 50 states and Congress, with AI summaries and daily alerts. Right now every plan is free — we're not charging anyone yet.

How is this different from Congress.gov or GovTrack?+

We explain and predict: plain-English summaries, pass probabilities, and alerts across federal AND all 50 states in one place.

Is the AI biased?+

Summaries describe what a bill does — never whether it's good. Strictly nonpartisan, always verifiable against official sources.

Do you sell my data?+

Never. Not to campaigns, not to advertisers, not to anyone. That's the whole policy.

Where does the data come from?+

Our legislative data comes directly from official federal and state government sources, including Congress and state legislatures across all 50 states. For broader policy context, we also monitor and cross-check publicly available sources to surface relevant developments, coverage, and issue-area signals.

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