The Bill Card

The Bill Card shows you the most important information about every bill at a glance.

Updated over a week ago
  • While searching for bills, results will appear in the form of a card. The bill card contains the most important information on each bill, as well as your history of interaction with each of them:

    • The bill number and latest action are located at the top of the bill card, above the session year.

    • Below the session is the title of the bill.

    • If a bill is set to be heard in committee or on the floor, there will be an indication on the bill card in purple.

    • The current status of the bill is located next to the compass icon.

    • The bill author is located next to the person icon. If a bill has multiple authors, the number following the displayed author's name shows the total number of authors behind the bill.

    • The Red or Grey dot on the top left corner of every card indicates whether you have opened the bill or not. If the dot is red, then you have yet to open the bill. Bills that have been opened have a grey dot.

    • You can mark bills as reviewed by clicking "Unreviewed." Mark a bill as reviewed, then exclude this bill from your search results by clicking the "Unreviewed" checkbox in the filter settings.

    • By toggling on Alerts, whether you choose All Alerts or specific actions like Vote, you opt in to receive an Alert whenever there is action on a bill. Alerts for tracked bills will populate in the "Alerts" sidebar to the left of your screen, as shown below.


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