State coverage
The same archival method behind the U.S. Senate and House corpus, applied to state government: 9,354 records from 157 sources across 7 states, reaching back to Jan 8, 2015.
Original press releases, statements and op-eds, with full provenance and deletion detection on every record. Most sources are official .gov pressrooms. Colorado is the exception and the reason this page does not promise otherwise: no Colorado legislator publishes on a state site, so all of its output is collected from the four party caucus organizations, which run on commercial domains.
Coverage Map
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All 40 districts, senate.ca.gov.
No legislator has a .gov pressroom; all press output comes from four party caucuses.
All 33 districts, ohiosenate.gov.
Chamber-level newsroom only.
Per-member media pages, senate.mo.gov.
Nebraska's single chamber, nebraskalegislature.gov.
Daily ingest from senate.texas.gov. The Texas House publishes no per-member press.
Planned next
Phase 1.
Every chamber above is collected as deeply as its own archive allows, which is often further back than January 2025. A chamber ships only once its coverage is verifiable, and sources that publish nothing are labelled rather than hidden — the Texas House, for instance, is absent because all 150 of its members were checked and none publishes press releases at all.