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Calculating "days in session" for a given year requires first choosing whether to count calendar days (actual dates the chamber met) or legislative/“legislative day” counts (parliamentary days that ca...
, proposed by in 1909, was ratified by the legislatures of thirty-six states between 1909 and early 1913 and was proclaimed part of the Constitution in February 1913 . The official documentary record ...
Speaker Mike Johnson’s specific adjournments and recesses are recorded in official congressional records—principally the House’s daily entries in the Congressional Record, the Clerk’s published Calend...