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Fabio 2e5197d1a3 The changelog engine: turn git diffs into a civic changelog
The diff is the product — now literally. generate_changelog.py reads a
git diff of the entity tree between any two refs and says, in plain
language, what changed in the government: entities added / modified /
removed, grouped by type and by jurisdiction, dated from the commit.

CHANGELOG.md is seeded from the real history so far:
  - initial load: +11,285 people across 51 states
  - institutional gap: +233 bodies, ~532 people enriched
  - elections + demographics: +2,494 candidates, +3,494 jurisdictions
    (TX +541, FL +396, CA +341 ...)

On an initial load every entity is an addition; on a re-sync of the same
source, only real government changes will surface — which is the whole
point. When nothing changed, it says so.

make changelog [BASE=.. HEAD=..]. No third-party deps.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-04 08:28:50 -04:00

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# Government Changelog — 2026-07-03
*Diff `6b3249ec..5b0712c3` over the mirror.*
## Summary
- **Candidate**: +2494
- **Jurisdiction**: +3494
## By jurisdiction
- **TX**: +541 (249 candidates, 292 jurisdictions)
- **FL**: +396 (329 candidates, 67 jurisdictions)
- **CA**: +341 (231 candidates, 110 jurisdictions)
- **GA**: +263 (104 candidates, 159 jurisdictions)
- **IL**: +225 (116 candidates, 109 jurisdictions)
- **VA**: +219 (75 candidates, 144 jurisdictions)
- **NY**: +203 (115 candidates, 88 jurisdictions)
- **NC**: +187 (73 candidates, 114 jurisdictions)
- **KY**: +167 (41 candidates, 126 jurisdictions)
- **OH**: +166 (63 candidates, 103 jurisdictions)
- **MI**: +160 (64 candidates, 96 jurisdictions)
- **MO**: +153 (30 candidates, 123 jurisdictions)
- **PA**: +142 (58 candidates, 84 jurisdictions)
- **IN**: +136 (35 candidates, 101 jurisdictions)
- **IA**: +135 (36 candidates, 99 jurisdictions)
- **TN**: +134 (30 candidates, 104 jurisdictions)
- **MN**: +133 (38 candidates, 95 jurisdictions)
- **KS**: +126 (17 candidates, 109 jurisdictions)
- **NE**: +116 (20 candidates, 96 jurisdictions)
- **OK**: +114 (32 candidates, 82 jurisdictions)
- **WI**: +113 (33 candidates, 80 jurisdictions)
- **CO**: +112 (46 candidates, 66 jurisdictions)
- **AL**: +109 (35 candidates, 74 jurisdictions)
- **NJ**: +109 (76 candidates, 33 jurisdictions)
- **LA**: +108 (38 candidates, 70 jurisdictions)
- **MS**: +104 (18 candidates, 86 jurisdictions)
- **SC**: +103 (50 candidates, 53 jurisdictions)
- **AR**: +94 (15 candidates, 79 jurisdictions)
- **MT**: +79 (21 candidates, 58 jurisdictions)
- **WA**: +79 (30 candidates, 49 jurisdictions)
- **MD**: +75 (43 candidates, 32 jurisdictions)
- **SD**: +75 (9 candidates, 66 jurisdictions)
- **WV**: +73 (16 candidates, 57 jurisdictions)
- **AZ**: +68 (44 candidates, 24 jurisdictions)
- **OR**: +64 (22 candidates, 42 jurisdictions)
- **ID**: +58 (14 candidates, 44 jurisdictions)
- **ND**: +57 (3 candidates, 54 jurisdictions)
- **MA**: +56 (33 candidates, 23 jurisdictions)
- **NV**: +56 (35 candidates, 21 jurisdictions)
- **UT**: +55 (22 candidates, 33 jurisdictions)
- **NM**: +47 (11 candidates, 36 jurisdictions)
- **ME**: +42 (24 candidates, 18 jurisdictions)
- **NH**: +35 (23 candidates, 12 jurisdictions)
- **WY**: +35 (11 candidates, 24 jurisdictions)
- **AK**: +34 (6 candidates, 28 jurisdictions)
- **CT**: +21 (21 candidates)
- **VT**: +17 (2 candidates, 15 jurisdictions)
- **RI**: +14 (7 candidates, 7 jurisdictions)
- **DC**: +11 (10 candidates, 1 jurisdiction)
- **HI**: +10 (5 candidates, 5 jurisdictions)
- **DE**: +9 (6 candidates, 3 jurisdictions)
- **GU**: +3 (3 candidates)
- **VI**: +3 (3 candidates)
- **MP**: +2 (2 candidates)
- **AS**: +1 (1 candidate)
*5988 entity changes total.*
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# Government Changelog — 2026-07-03
*Diff `1545fcf5..d6874ca8` over the mirror.*
## Summary
- **Person**: ~532
- **Body**: +233
## New bodies
- Executive Office Of The President Of The United States (chamber)
- House Africa (subcommittee)
- House Agriculture (committee)
- House Agriculture Rural Development Food And Drug Administration And Related Agencies (subcommittee)
- House Appropriations (committee)
- House Armed Services (committee)
- House Aviation (subcommittee)
- House Border Security And Enforcement (subcommittee)
- House Capital Markets (subcommittee)
- House Central Intelligence Agency (subcommittee)
- House Coast Guard And Maritime Transportation (subcommittee)
- House Commerce Justice Science And Related Agencies (subcommittee)
- House Commerce Manufacturing And Trade (subcommittee)
- House Commodity Markets Digital Assets And Rural Development (subcommittee)
- House Communications And Technology (subcommittee)
- House Conservation Research And Biotechnology (subcommittee)
- House Contracting And Infrastructure (subcommittee)
- House Counterterrorism And Intelligence (subcommittee)
- House Courts Intellectual Property Artificial Intelligence And The Internet (subcommittee)
- House Crime And Federal Government Surveillance (subcommittee)
- House Cyber Information Technologies And Innovation (subcommittee)
- House Cybersecurity And Infrastructure Protection (subcommittee)
- House Cybersecurity Information Technology And Government Innovation (subcommittee)
- House Defense (subcommittee)
- House Defense Intelligence And Overhead Architecture (subcommittee)
- House Delivering On Government Efficiency (subcommittee)
- House Digital Assets Financial Technology And Artificial Intelligence (subcommittee)
- House Disability Assistance And Memorial Affairs (subcommittee)
- House Early Childhood Elementary And Secondary Education (subcommittee)
- House East Asia And Pacific (subcommittee)
- House Economic Development Public Buildings And Emergency Management (subcommittee)
- House Economic Growth Energy Policy And Regulatory Affairs (subcommittee)
- House Economic Growth Tax And Capital Access (subcommittee)
- House Economic Opportunity (subcommittee)
- House Education And Workforce (committee)
- House Elections (subcommittee)
- House Emergency Management And Technology (subcommittee)
- House Energy (subcommittee)
- House Energy (subcommittee)
- House Energy And Commerce (committee)
- … and 193 more
## By jurisdiction
- **US (federal)**: +233 ~532 (233 bodies)
*765 entity changes total.*
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# Government Changelog — 2026-07-03
*Diff `710405d7..1545fcf5` over the mirror.*
## Summary
- **Person**: +11285
## By jurisdiction
- **FL**: +3344 (3344 people)
- **US (federal)**: +542 (542 people)
- **NH**: +416 (416 people)
- **PA**: +256 (256 people)
- **GA**: +237 (237 people)
- **NY**: +216 (216 people)
- **MA**: +205 (205 people)
- **MN**: +204 (204 people)
- **MO**: +195 (195 people)
- **CT**: +191 (191 people)
- **MD**: +191 (191 people)
- **ME**: +189 (189 people)
- **TX**: +185 (185 people)
- **VT**: +184 (184 people)
- **IL**: +179 (179 people)
- **MS**: +177 (177 people)
- **SC**: +174 (174 people)
- **NC**: +173 (173 people)
- **KS**: +169 (169 people)
- **IN**: +154 (154 people)
- **MT**: +153 (153 people)
- **IA**: +152 (152 people)
- **MI**: +151 (151 people)
- **WA**: +151 (151 people)
- **OK**: +150 (150 people)
- **LA**: +147 (147 people)
- **AL**: +146 (146 people)
- **ND**: +144 (144 people)
- **VA**: +142 (142 people)
- **KY**: +141 (141 people)
- **AR**: +140 (140 people)
- **OH**: +136 (136 people)
- **WV**: +136 (136 people)
- **WI**: +135 (135 people)
- **TN**: +134 (134 people)
- **CA**: +124 (124 people)
- **NJ**: +123 (123 people)
- **RI**: +117 (117 people)
- **NM**: +115 (115 people)
- **SD**: +109 (109 people)
- **ID**: +108 (108 people)
- **UT**: +106 (106 people)
- **CO**: +103 (103 people)
- **WY**: +96 (96 people)
- **AZ**: +93 (93 people)
- **OR**: +93 (93 people)
- **PR**: +81 (81 people)
- **HI**: +79 (79 people)
- **NV**: +67 (67 people)
- **DE**: +65 (65 people)
- **AK**: +63 (63 people)
- **NE**: +4 (4 people)
*11285 entity changes total.*
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