Modernizing Congress: Moving the House Forward

The House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress was created in the 116th Congress in the pursuit to make a more efficient and effective Congress for the American people. With the committee in its final year, more than 140 bipartisan recommendations have been offered towards this endeavor.

Since its creation, the Committee has overseen 91 fully or partially implemented recommendations (as of Q1 2022) with continuing research and development into avenues to pursue the remaining recommendations, including work to secure continuity in staff operations, digitize legislative processes, improve constituent communication, and more.

Join CQ Roll Call and The House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress to discuss:
- How committee leadership is ensuring the implementation recommendations
- Current recommendations in progress
- Staffing and resource allotment

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[brad]

The tipping point for change you speak of is "Term Limits". I know office holders don't want to hear this, but it's a true solution... solves several issues.

[joshuanavarro]

We need Congressional hits and misses…..!

[richardgarowski.]

They want to look better..not be better ! Pound sand..

[louisianapatriot]

IF YOU WANT DIVERSITY LET'S ELECT HONEST PUBLIC SERVANTS FOR A CHANGE! HONEST? RIGHT AFTER PASSING A HUGE SPENDING BILL SUBMITTED AFTER MIDNIGHT AND VOTED ON A COUPLE HOURS LATER?

[Semper_Iratus]

Retire every democrat now in office. Gawd they are nearly all old dinosaurs.