The New York Times Upgrades Its Congress API – Lets You Compare Voting Records

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The New York Times has announced that its increasingly popular Congress API has been upgraded to include additional features and data (more at our Congress API Profile).
The latest version of the Congress API includes two new features that give developers access to more information:

Retrieval of bills cosponsored bThe New York Times has announced that its increasingly popular Congress API has been upgraded to include additional features and data (more at our Congress API Profile).
The latest version of the Congress API includes two new features that give developers access to more information:

Retrieval of bills cosponsored by an individual… More»

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