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Congressional Pay and Member Benefits
Document Name
Year
Select cqal45-1402902
Appropriation for the Legislative Branch, 1946
1945
Select cqal54-1359174
Congressional Pensions
1954
Select cqal55-1350851
Congressional, Judicial Pay
1955
Select cqal64-1304735
First Federal Pay Bill Rejected; Compromise Enacted
1964
Select cqal73-1227594
Congressional Pay Raise
1973
Select cqal74-1221970
Executive Pay Killed
1974
Select cqal75-1212030
Congress Votes Top-Level Pay Raise
1975
Select cqal77-1201439
Congress Votes Controversial Pay Raise
1977
Select cqal77-1201630
Congressional Pensions
1977
Select cqal77-1201712
Pay Hike Deferral
1977
Select cqal79-1185038
Legislative Appropriations
1979
Select cqal79-1185025
Pay, Abortion Issues Delay Hill Funding Bills
1979
Select cqal81-1172490
Congress Votes Itself New Pay Benefits
1981
Select cqal81-1172976
Pay Hike Rejected
1981
Select cqal82-1163476
Congressional Pay Raise
1982
Select cqal82-1163470
Congressional Tax Breaks
1982
Select cqal83-1198321
Congressional Pay Raises
1983
Select cqal84-1152492
Pay Raise Repeal Effort Fails
1984
Select cqal85-1146658
Congressional Pay
1985
Select cqal88-1140688
Proposal Made for 51 Percent Pay Hike
1988
Select cqal89-1137807
Congress Hikes Pay, Revises Ethics Law
1989
Select cqal90-1112206
Lawmakers' Pay Raised, Fees Curbed
1990
Select cqal91-1109312
Senate Ended Honoraria, Voted 23% Raise
1991
Select cqal92-1106979
Madison Amendment Surprises Lawmakers
1992
Select cqal97-0000181051
Lawmakers Grant Themselves a Raise
1997
Select cqal16-1865-104550-2863460
Legislative Branch: House Votes to Again Skip a Pay Raise
2016