⚠ CRIME SCENE — U.S. CONGRESS — 119TH SESSION — DO NOT IGNORE ⚠
119th United States Congress · Official Legislative Record · Data: Congress.gov

Who Killed the Bill?

Your elected officials introduced 9,799 pieces of legislation. Every single one was buried in committee — referred, forgotten, and never heard from again. No vote was held. No hearing was scheduled. No explanation was given.

⚠ No, this isn't a bug. That's the point.

9,799
Bills introduced
0
Received a hearing
518
Days, longest cold case

These are the promises made to voters and the committees where they went to die. Search by sponsor, party, policy area, or how long the bill has been ignored.

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S 1390OKHealth

Physician Led and Rural Access to Quality Care Act

S 1390 would have expanded access to healthcare in rural America by supporting physician-led care models. The bill aimed to help millions of Americans in small towns and farming communities who struggle to find quality medical care close to home. Senator James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma, introduced it to address the doctor shortage plaguing rural states.

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469
Days ignored
James Lankford
ROK
Died in Committee
No hearing. No vote.