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Q. Where can I get the Congressional Record?

Answered By: Jeremy Garritano

Last Updated: Aug 12, 2022 Views: 283

Q: Where can I get the Congressional Record?

Answered by: Jeremy Garritano

Congressional Record - ProQuest (Yale subscription database)
--Congressional Record Bound Edition & Predecessors, 1789-1999
--Congressional Record Daily Edition, 1985-Present

Congressional Record - HeinOnline (Yale subscription database)
--Congressional Record (bound), 1873-2009
--Congressional Record (daily), 1980-present
--includes the Congressional Record's predecessors

Congressional Record - FDsys
1994-present. Use this link to browse the Congressional Record by date; to search by keyword, try an advanced search in FDsys.

Congressional Record in print
The Congressional Record and its predecessors (1789-1993) are available in print in the Marx Library

For more information about the Congressional Record, please consult this guide.

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