Normalised all-jurisdiction legislative and regulatory record

Name: Normalised all-jurisdiction legislative and regulatory record: bills for all 50 states, DC City Council and Congress with continuous history back to 2011, plus federal and state regulations from 2024 and executive orders — deliberately republished in one consistent format across every state, with a permanent canonical version of each bill and plain-English AI summaries on every bill page.
Creator: Billtrack50

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Normalised all-jurisdiction legislative and regulatory record: bills for all 50 states, DC City Council and Congress with continuous history back to 2011, plus federal and state regulations from 2024 and executive orders — deliberately republished in one consistent format across every state, with a permanent canonical version of each bill and plain-English AI summaries on every bill page.

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Industry: Data Processing & Outsourced ServicesPublishing
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income
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Type: not stated
Format: Structured bill, legislator, committee, regulation and executive-order records normalised to one schema; permanent canonical bill pages with shareable embeddable widgets, map widgets, stakeholder pages and legislator scorecards; AI-generated plain-English summaries; delivered through a web app, a mobile app and an integration surface that third parties build on
Volume: Every bill across 50 states, DC City Council and Congress continuously from 2011 — roughly fourteen years of all-state legislative output including versions, amendments, legislators and committees — plus federal and all-state regulations from 2024 and executive orders, each with a permanent canonical version and an AI summary
Users: Free citizen tier with paid tracking subscriptions — est. thousands of registered accounts, mostly civic and small-organisation users given self-serve pricing of $1,000 per state or $5,000 all-states annually, sold by a small team (no account count is published)
History: 14 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Mature and incrementally expanding — a long-running corpus with recent additions of regulation tracking (from 2024) and executive orders, plus AI summary and similar-bills tooling layered onto an established product
Launched: 2011 — stated on the about page: founded as a Colorado corporation in 2011 by Karen Suhaka and a small team
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