About Our Data
With your help, we continue to make PolicyPantry more accurate. Every legislative record, recall, funding opportunity, and policy resource aims to clearly identify its official source, display its last verification date, and link to the original government publication — and your reports of broken links or outdated info help us keep improving.
We do our best. PolicyPantry verifies legislation against official government sources. Data is reviewed daily to provide the most accurate information available.
Where legislation comes from
We do our best to verify legislation against official government sources — Congress.gov, official state legislature portals, governor offices, city council sites, and federal/state agency pages. We also cross-reference trusted national advocacy organizations to help confirm coverage. Data is reviewed daily to provide the most accurate information available. AI is used only to summarize and help locate official records, never as the source of truth.
Spot something wrong?
Every law card and news article has a flag/report button. Use it to report a broken link, outdated status, or incorrect citation — our editorial team reviews every report and updates the record against its official source.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does PolicyPantry get its legislation data?
We verify legislation against official government sources — Congress.gov, official state legislature portals, governor offices, city council sites, and federal/state agency pages. We also cross-reference trusted national advocacy organizations to confirm coverage.
How often is the data updated?
Legislative records are reviewed daily to reflect the most current information available, and every record shows its last verification date and a link to the original government publication.
Is every law verified?
Each record is verified against its official source when added. Records pending verification are clearly flagged, and laws reported with errors are quarantined from public pages until an admin confirms the correction.
Does PolicyPantry use AI to write laws?
No. AI is used only to summarize and help locate official records, never as the source of truth. Every published law traces back to a real government source.
What should I do if I find a broken link or incorrect info?
Every law card and news article has a flag/report button. Use it to report a broken link, outdated status, or incorrect citation — our editorial team reviews every report and updates the record against its official source.
While we strive for accuracy, information may change over time. Always double-check and verify against official sources before relying on it.