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Roll Call

U.S. center / nonpartisan trade press

Roll Call is a Capitol Hill trade publication owned by FiscalNote, a publicly traded government-affairs technology company. It focuses on straight news coverage of Congress, elections, and federal policy rather than opinion journalism, and independent bias monitors consistently rate it near the political center. Its coverage of the Trump administration in 2026 has stayed largely fact-based and process-oriented rather than adversarial or favorable.

Owned byFiscalNote Holdings, Inc. (publicly traded, NYSE: NOTE), a government-affairs data and software company; FiscalNote acquired CQ Roll Call from The Economist Group in 2018

LeaningU.S. center / nonpartisan trade press

On the administrationmostly neutral

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2.1average bias score across 19 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

3 North Carolina's 1st District Race Hits $52.9 Million in Ads and Reservations as of Oct. 27, a Record for a U.S. House General Election, AdImpact Says
4 Carolina Journal Poll: Cooper 49.4%, Whatley 39.1% in N.C. Senate Race, a 10.3-Point Lead After 15.1 in September
2 National Weather Service Issued Flash Flood Warnings for Parts of Edgecombe, Halifax and Nash Counties on Sept. 21
2 House Votes 370-48 to Clear Stopgap Funding Bill; Trump Signed It Sept. 2, Extending Funding to Dec. 11
2 U.S. Supreme Court Pauses Federal Judge's Order That Missouri Use Its 2025 Congressional Map in November
2 Census Bureau Proposes Excluding Immigrants Without Green Cards From Apportionment Counts and Dropping Race Questions
1 House Cancels Eight September Voting Days, Leaving Four Before the Nov. 3 Midterms
1 Trump Signs Stopgap Funding Bill Into Law After House Passes It 370-48
3 Kalshi Suspends NC-01 Republican Laurie Buckhout for Three Years, Fines Her $2,589.96 for Trading on Her Own Race
4 Trump Headlines Houston RNC Fundraiser for Ken Paxton's Senate Bid, With Tickets From $10,000 to Nearly $500,000
2 House Ethics Panel Recommends Censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards; He Ends Reelection Bid
1 Senate Appropriations Leaders Release Stopgap Funding Bill Through Dec. 11; Senate Votes 89-4 to Advance It
2 Democrats Push Some Senate Nominees to Quit in Red States, Backing Independents Instead, as Aug. 11 Primaries Near
2 Senate Blocks Discharge Motion on Iran War Powers Resolution, 49-50
1 Senate Weighs Its Own Short-Term Funding Bill Before August Recess; House Version Passed 220-205