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In addition, the company offers CongressNow, a legislative wire service; Briefing Room, a centralized policy and document intelligence service; and GalleryWatch, a bill and document-tracking service.Its online and offline products include a congressional directory; CapwizXC, an online grassroots advocacy suite; and Knowlegis, a collection of online tools that provide legislative data.

The company offers legislative tracking solutions that cover and analyze various legislative actions in the Congress; online advocacy solutions that deliver legislative intelligence and tools to help users manage and mobilize their memberships; and news, insights, and analysis about the Congress, politics, and governments. Roll Call also provides books and directories that offer coverage of congressional representatives as well as provides background information about committee assignments, vote studies, key votes, election results, and more.

The company’s clients span the policy-making arena ranging from congressional offices, federal departments, and agencies to major corporations, associations, law and lobbying firms, the media, and academia as well as people and institutions that make and shape public policies.

Roll Call was founded in 1955 and is based in Washington, District of Columbia. It operates as a subsidiary of The Economist Newspaper Group, Inc.