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American Politics Research Guide: Government Documents (Congressional, Executive, etc.)

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How do I find out what U.S. government documents Woodruff Library has?

Where do I find a U.S. document at Woodruff if I have the Superintendent of Documents (SuDoc) call number?

What if I can't find a U.S. document?

I have a citation (e.g. H.Rpt. 99-32) -- how can I find out what it refers to?

Where do you keep the Congressional Record, U.S. Code, Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, U.S. Census, Foreign Relations of the United States?

Where do I get federal tax forms? State of Georgia tax forms? Other state tax forms?

How do I find a congressional hearing or another congressional publication (e.g. text of a bill, Senate/House document or report, etc.)?

How do I trace a piece of federal legislation?

How do I find information from the Census of the United States?

Where do I get government statistics on topics in addition to what is produced by the Census of Population and Housing?

How do I find presidential documents, like speeches, executive orders, proclamations, etc?

How do I find regulations or regulatory information?

How do I find treaties or U.S. foreign policy documents?

How do I find the U.S. budget or budget information?

How do I register to vote ?

How do I cite a government document in a paper?

What government maps does Woodruff Library have?

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Subjects:Economics, Education, Government Documents, Legal Research, Open Access, Political Science

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