Intelligence on the whole legislation lifecycle, from draft to vote to the money and people behind it. Early warning, testimony gaps and council briefings for cities, agencies and advocacy groups; bill tracking with lobbying and campaign finance joined to every record.
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Oregon
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Ca City
2
Oregon Prebill Watch
other
oregon_prebill_watch
Oregon PRE-BILL pipeline: Legislative Concept (LC) drafts posted as committee
exhibits BEFORE they become numbered bills, plus the LC->bill crosswalk and the
lead time gained. This is what no federal or bill-number-based tracker can see —
a bill tracker cannot track something that has no bill number yet.
Use when asked what Oregon legislation is coming, what is being drafted, or for
the earliest possible signal on a policy area. `topic` is a comma-separated
keyword list;
Description may be truncated on the public preview.
Oregon Prebill Watch — Oregon PRE-BILL pipeline: Legislative Concept (LC) drafts posted as committee
exhibits BEFORE they become numbered bills, plus the LC->bill crosswalk and the
lead time gained. This is what no federal or bill-number-based tracker can see —
a bill tracker cannot track something that has no bill number yet.
Use when asked what Oregon legislation is coming, what is being drafted, or for
the earliest possible signal on a policy area. `topic` is a comma-separated
keyword list;
Oregon Bill Triage — Oregon bills matching a topic, ranked by what the disclosure record shows:
open testimony window, then money on record (2025+ OGEC lobbying spend of the
organizations that testified on the bill). Money on record measures organized
ATTENTION, not outcome — it is a triage signal for which fights deserve scarce
staff time, not a prediction of the vote.
Use for "which Oregon <topic> bills matter most / have the most money around
them". `topic` is comma-separated keywords; EM
Oregon Measure — The full record for one Oregon measure by chamber prefix and number (e.g.
prefix="SB", number=1153): subject/status, the testimony record with parsed
support/oppose reasons, ROLL CALLS (every recorded vote with names and tallies),
measure_stage (active/dead/signed by the session-calendar rule), the printed
`versions` list (feed two of those names to `oregon_version_diff`), the money
network (testifying orgs -> registered lobbyists, with session lobbying spend),
and the st
Oregon Spoken Record — Full-text search over VERBATIM hearing transcripts — what was actually SAID,
not what was filed. Coverage: every 2025-session + interim Oregon water and
housing committee hearing (~180 hours, speaker-separated) and, with
scope="bend", the City of Bend's own council and planning commission meetings.
Every hit carries the meeting, a timestamp, the bill under discussion at that
moment, and a deep link that starts the official video there.
Use for "what was said about X in c
Oregon Bill Spoken Record — Every time one Oregon bill came up in a recorded committee meeting: which
hearing, where in the video (the committee's own index markers), and the
verbatim transcript passages for that bill's segment where transcribed.
Use when asked what was said about a specific bill in its hearings, who spoke,
or for quotes from the hearing room. Complements `oregon_measure` (which covers
the WRITTEN record: filed testimony, money, reasons) with the SPOKEN record.
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Intelligence on the whole legislation lifecycle, from draft to vote to the money and people behind it. Early warning, testimony gaps and council briefings for cities, agencies and advocacy groups; bill tracking with lobbying and campaign finance joined to every record.
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Oregon Committee Search — Search Oregon ORESTAR campaign committees by name. Returns filer id, name and
office. Use to find an Oregon political committee before looking up its money.
Oregon Meetings — Government meetings from the official record, POSTED-FIRST (sorted by when
the agenda appeared, not when the meeting happens) — the early-warning ordering.
Three sources in one normalized feed:
source="state" Oregon Legislature committee meetings (OLIS)
source="bend" City of Bend council + planning commission (city's own system)
source="deschutes" Deschutes County board meetings
Each meeting carries its agenda, the BILLS and pre-bill LC drafts on the
sc
Oregon Lobbying Changes — New and terminated Oregon lobbyist/client registrations from the OGEC
EFS lists (synced daily) — the "who just staffed up, on what interest"
early-warning signal that exists BEFORE any bill does.
`since` (ISO date) filters new registrations by OGEC's own
registration_date. `change_type` = "new" | "terminated" | "all".
`query` filters by client or lobbyist name. Honest limits: OGEC publishes
no termination date, so 'terminated' is current status as of the latest
sync,
Oregon Version Diff — Word-level diff between two PRINTED versions of an Oregon measure — exactly
what changed between prints (the gut-and-amend detector). Factual only: the
words added and removed, extracted from the official OLIS PDFs.
Get the available version names first from `oregon_measure` (the `versions`
list; e.g. "Introduced", "A-Engrossed", "Enrolled") and pass two of them as
`from_v` / `to_v` with the measure's `session` (e.g. "2026R1"). First-ever
comparison of a pair extracts bo
Ca City Lobbying Search — Full-text search across California CITY lobbying disclosures (NetFile agencies:
SAC=Sacramento, CSM, CUP, CHV, CNB). Returns the lobbied actions (bills/issues),
the lobbyist, the period, and any campaign contributions disclosed in the same
filing. This is city-hall money that federal and most state tools never ingest.
Requires BALLOTBASE_API_KEY. `agency` optionally restricts to one city code.
Ca City Contributions — All campaign contributions disclosed across California city lobbying filings to
a given recipient (partial name match) — the money->official picture for a council
member. Returns contributions, count, and total amount.
Requires BALLOTBASE_API_KEY. `agency` optionally restricts to one city code.
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