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Fabio d6874ca8a6 Close the institutional gap: bodies, committees, leadership

The seat data answered 'who represents this place?' but not 'who runs
this institution?' — the Speaker of the House existed only as the rep
for LA-4. This adds the missing axis of institutional power.

New Body entities (233): the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, Executive Office,
49 committees, 181 subcommittees — each with its leadership.

Federal people (532/542) enriched with bioguide IDs, leadership roles,
and committee seats, reconciled from congress-legislators by name.
Mike Johnson is now Speaker of the House, not just LA-4.

Sources ingested directly into the repo (repo-canonical): Atlas
supplied bodies/leadership/committee_memberships via congress-legislators,
committed raw in data/. build.py supersedes convert_officeholders.py and
reads all four inputs in one deterministic pass (byte-identical on rerun).

The 10 unenriched federal records are a finding, not a bug: vacancies,
the President, and ~5 seats where Atlas's roster disagrees with the
authoritative current roster — model-vs-reality discrepancies to surface.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-07-03 20:51:07 -04:00

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type, title, description, role, party, level, branch, state, district, committees, tenure, election, ids, sources, confidence, tags, timestamp

type

title

description

role

party

level

branch

state

district

committees

tenure

election

ids

sources

confidence

tags

timestamp

Person

Greg Stanton

U.S. House of Representatives - AZ-4 — Congressional District 4

U.S. House of Representatives - AZ-4

federal

legislative

Congressional District 4

name	role	body
House Committee on Foreign Affairs	member	us/bodies/house/committees/foreign-affairs

name	role	body
House Committee on Foreign Affairs - Western Hemisphere	member	us/bodies/house/committees/foreign-affairs/subcommittees/western-hemisphere

name	role	body
House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party	member	us/bodies/house/committees/house-select-committee-on-the-strategic-competition-between-the-united-states-and-the-chinese-communist-party

name	role	body
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure	member	us/bodies/house/committees/transportation-and-infrastructure

name	role	body
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure - Aviation	member	us/bodies/house/committees/transportation-and-infrastructure/subcommittees/aviation

name	role	body
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure - Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management	ranking-member	us/bodies/house/committees/transportation-and-infrastructure/subcommittees/economic-development-public-buildings-and-emergency-management

name	role	body
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure - Highways and Transit	member	us/bodies/house/committees/transportation-and-infrastructure/subcommittees/highways-and-transit

start	current
2025-01-03	true

next	term_length	term_limit
2026	2	none

person	office	tenure	jurisdiction	bioguide
f4bfd88f-6162-47ff-8ee2-5a06a78fbdad	53bc2ae2-cd37-442e-9250-ec700e67a9e3	82683a8f-f314-4595-87cd-ec006df26db7	01602969-a2f1-421c-8860-20c59fe4754e	S001211

field	source
tenure	House Clerk XML 2026-06-10

field	source
jurisdiction	Census 119th CD 500k

field	source
roles	congress-legislators (unitedstates project)

official

officeholder

federal

legislative

2026-06-20

Greg Stanton

Current U.S. House of Representatives - AZ-4 (Congressional District 4).

Committees

Sources

tenure: House Clerk XML 2026-06-10
jurisdiction: Census 119th CD 500k
roles: congress-legislators (unitedstates project)

Generated from the Atlas officeholders v2 export (2026-06-20).

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Greg Stanton

Committees

Sources

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