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Current Court — 9 Justices
All 59 presidential elections — 1788 to 2024
📡 How USACivic Sources Its Data
USACivic connects only to verified, government-regulated primary sources. Here's our full source hierarchy and why each matters.
Tier 1 — Federal Government (.gov)
.Gov domains are legally mandated for accuracy and maintained by federal agencies. These are always our first and preferred source.
Tier 2 — Verified APIs & Academic Sources
Regulated, nonpartisan data providers cross-referenced against .gov sources.
Congress Data
ProPublica Congress API
propublica.org
ZIP Lookup
Google Civic API
developers.google.com
SCOTUS Cases
CourtListener
courtlistener.com
Election Data
MIT Election Lab
electionlab.mit.edu
Stock Trades
QuiverQuant
quiverquant.com
State Legislatures
NCSL
ncsl.org
How to Read a Bill
Skip AI summaries of legislation. Instead, use Ctrl+F (Find) within the full bill text at Congress.gov and search for:
• "Shall" — highlights every legal mandate in the bill
• "$" — highlights every spending appropriation
• Black's Law terms — the binding legalese that defines the bill's true scope
Summaries often substitute plain-language synonyms for the binding legal terminology. The actual text always controls.
• "Shall" — highlights every legal mandate in the bill
• "$" — highlights every spending appropriation
• Black's Law terms — the binding legalese that defines the bill's true scope
Summaries often substitute plain-language synonyms for the binding legal terminology. The actual text always controls.