Legislation Sponsored
		Legislation I have sponsored in the 109th Congress.
	Legislation Co-Sponsored
		Legislation I have co-sponsored in the 109th Congress.
	The Library of Congress
		The Library of Congress provides searchable information about the U.S. Congress and the legislative process. You can browse the Congressional Record, find bills, or look at committee reports.
	Ask Heather your questions on current legislation.
		Copies of current legislation and public laws are available from my office if you cannot find them on the Web.  To request legislation, please have the bill number and title. Legislation starts with either "H.R." for bills originating in the House of Representatives or "S" for bills originating in the Senate. To request public laws, please have the public law number.  The number will have either 5 or 6 digits, depending upon the year of proposal and will have a hyphen before the final 3 digits. You can e-mail your request to ask.heather@mail.house.gov. Include the words "Copy of a Law" in the comments box.
	Whip Notice
		The House weekly calendar of legislation to be considered by the House, as provided by the Majority Whip.
	GOP.gov
		Updated continuously, the GOP.gov gives you a concise view of national events and issues being discussed on Capitol Hill.
	Committee Central
		Updated every morning that the Congress is in session, Committee Central summarizes legislation and amendments scheduled for floor consideration each day.  The site also provides information on news and events from all the House Committees.
	Roll Call Votes
		Votes that are taken in the House are recorded here.
	Internet Law Library
		Free public access to the basic documents of U.S. law including a full text searchable copy of the U.S. Code.
	Links
		There are also some good sites that track or analyze legislation.  Here are a few.