Federal · Oregon

Know what your government is actually doing.

Thousands of bills move through Congress and the Oregon legislature every year. Almost no one reads them. We turn legislation into 30-second, non-partisan reads — so you can decide for yourself.

2,000+ bills introduced in Congress each session Most never make headlines State laws affect you faster than federal ones No spin. No party. Just what the bill does.

A feed of what's moving — in plain language.

↓ SAMPLE SUMMARIES
Illustrative examples of the format.
Each read is structured the same way:
what it does · who it affects · where it stands.
Federal Infrastructure
H.R. 2024

Rural Broadband Access Act

Directs $4B toward expanding high-speed internet in counties with under-served populations. Sets a 2028 buildout deadline and requires providers to publish coverage maps. Funds come from existing telecom fees, not new taxes.

◷ 28-sec read In committee
Oregon Housing
SB 1537

Middle Housing Streamlining

Lets cities approve duplexes and townhomes faster by limiting how long reviews can take. Applies to towns over 25,000 people. Supporters cite housing supply; critics cite local control. Does not change zoning itself.

◷ 31-sec read Signed into law
Oregon Environment
HB 3409

Oregon Plastic Packaging Reduction Act

Requires large retailers to reduce single-use plastic packaging by 25% within five years. Sets recyclability standards and shifts responsibility to producers. Exempts small businesses under $2M annual revenue.

◷ 29-sec read In committee

From bill text to a clear read.

We pull directly from official legislative records — not from opinion pieces or partisan outlets — then translate the legalese.

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We track the source

Bills are pulled directly from official records at the federal level and from Oregon, Washington, and California legislatures.

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We translate it

Each bill is distilled into a structured, ~30-second read: what it does, who it affects, and exactly where it stands.

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You decide

We don't tell you what to think. You get the facts, a link to the source, and the room to form your own view.

No party. No spin. On purpose.

A. We describe, we don't advocate.

Summaries explain what a bill does — never whether you should support it. No loaded language, no endorsements.

B. We show both sides of the argument.

Where a bill is contested, we note the case for and against in neutral terms, without taking one.

C. We always link the source.

Every read points back to the official bill text. Don't trust us — verify us.

Equal weight, by design

Starting focused: Federal and Oregon.

We're launching with federal legislation and Oregon. More states and municipal coverage come next.

Federal
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OR
Oregon
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WA
Washington
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CA
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Municipal
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Topic alerts
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Your reps
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Most people want to be informed citizens. Almost no one has time to read a 200-page bill — so we rely on headlines and hot takes that are built to provoke, not to inform.

"An informed public shouldn't require a law degree and a free afternoon."

Unpassable exists to close that gap. We don't think your time should be the barrier between you and understanding the laws that shape your life. And we don't think you need to be told what to believe — just what's actually happening.

— The Unpassable Project

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