CQ · Roll Call Group

With 109 new members of Congress sworn in this past January, how will you keep track of who's who?

On Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011 at 8 a.m. EST, CQ.com will be unavailable for approximately 12 hours.

We are pleased to announce the launch of enhancements to CQ.com We've improved CQ.com to make it a better, more comprehensive site that enables our clients to be more efficient in their reference and research efforts. Based on client feedback, we have just released today the next set of advancements to our site.

Here's what clients can expect from the enhanced CQ.com:

Today we are pleased to announce the launch of exciting enhancements to CQ StateTrack legislation. These enhancements are designed to make the service more robust, yet easier and simpler to use.

Today we are pleased to announce exciting changes to our Capwiz service--changes that are designed to simplify the workday of and provide more flexibility in our clients' advocacy efforts.

Here's what's new to Capwiz:

This morning, fresh from the 2010 midterm elections, we're hosting hundreds of Washington influentials at our biennial Election Impact Conference. And, we're pleased to introduce several new offerings to guide you through the lame-duck session and the 112th Congress:

When RollCall.com relaunches next month, readers will find that our new site delivers more robust politics coverage and a richer multimedia experience in a simpler, fresher layout. These enhancements are designed to provide our readers with more of the content they rely on from RollCall.com in an easier-to-use format.

As the 2010 legislative session comes to a close, and you begin to create your year-end legislative reports, it is also a good time to begin archiving your data on CQ StateTrack. As you know CQ StateTrack only contains the current legislative session information. In 2010, this means information in the calendar year 2010 session or the 2009-2010/2010-2011. On January 1, 2011, CQ StateTrack will be removing the 2010 session bills.