The Congressional Record is the daily record of House and Senate floor proceedings. The Congressional Record is divided into four section, House, Senate, Extension of Remarks, and the Daily Digest. Debates are recorded verbatim along with votes and legislative action.
There are two editions of the Congressional Record, the daily edition and the permanent record. The permanent edition differs somewhat from the daily edition. The text is somewhat edited, revised and rearranged. The pagination is continuous for each session; but there is no H, S, or E before each page number. There is a volume number for each session and numerous parts to each volume.
For more information about the Congressional Record see this informative web page from Congress.gov.
Congressional Record (Bound Edition) 1873 to 2015
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104st Congress (1995) - Daily Edition
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103rd Congress (1994) - Daily Edition
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Print Congressional Record and Index
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