This provides three search paths under the /member endpoint.
By
bioguide, which can be subset withitemBy
congress, which can be subset withstateanddistrictBy
state, which can be subset withdistrict
Usage
cong_member(
bioguide = NULL,
item = NULL,
congress = NULL,
state = NULL,
district = NULL,
current_member = FALSE,
from_date = NULL,
to_date = NULL,
limit = 20,
offset = 0,
format = "json",
clean = TRUE
)Arguments
- bioguide
Bioguide identifier for a member of Congress.
- item
Information to request. Can be
'sponsored-legislation'or'cosponsored-legislation'- congress
Congress number.
- state
State abbreviation. e.g.
'CA'.- district
Congressional district number. e.g.
1.- current_member
Logical. Should only current members be returned? Default is
FALSE.- from_date
start date for search, e.g.
'2022-04-01'. Defaults to most recent.- to_date
end date for search, e.g.
'2022-04-03'. Defaults to most recent.- limit
number of records to return. Default is 20. Will be truncated to between 1 and 250.
- offset
number of records to skip. Default is 0. Must be non-negative.
- format
Output format for
clean = FALSE. One ofxmlorjson.- clean
Default is TRUE. Should output be returned as a
tibble(TRUE) or requestedformat.
Value
a tibble::tibble or HTTP response if clean = FALSE
Examples
if (FALSE) { # congress::has_congress_key()
# Requires API Key
cong_member()
cong_member(bioguide = 'L000174')
cong_member(bioguide = 'L000174', item = 'sponsored-legislation')
cong_member(congress = 118)
cong_member(congress = 118, state = 'CA')
cong_member(congress = 118, state = 'CA', district = 1)
cong_member(state = 'MI', district = 2)
}
