The U.S. House of Representatives: An Orientation to Its Authority, Records, and Public Data

The U.S. House of Representatives: An Orientation to Its Authority, Records, and Public Data

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About The U.S. House of Representatives: An Orientation to Its Authority, Records, and Public Data

The U.S. House of Representatives is one of two chambers of the United States Congress, established by constitutional design and apportioned by population with members elected directly by the public. The institution organizes itself around members, committees, and a legislative calendar that governs the movement of bills, votes, and public proceedings. The scraped page serves as an orientation resource mapping the relationships among three official online sources: House.gov, the Office of the Clerk, and Congress.gov. It describes the House as a legislative body that both deliberates and maintains formal records of its proceedings.