Visualize QuantGov Data
QuantGov data is created to fill unique data voids for researchers and policymakers. The team behind QuantGov has created numerous, equally unique interactive visualizations to explore this data.
RegCensus Explorer
Compare unique regulatory data and popular economic data across jurisdictions with the RegCensus Explorer.
State Agency/Topic Dashboard
Explore and compare which regulators are the most active in each US state.
State Statute Explorer
Explore and compare the number of restrictions and words in each state’s statutory code.
Section 232 Tariffs: Exclusion Request Heat Maps
Interactively examine steel and aluminum tariff exclusion requests by state and by congressional district.
Significant Rules Tracker
This interactive tracks the number of significant rules passed annually since 1996.
RegPulse
Analyze recent and upcoming regulatory changes as they are announced by federal agencies. This visualization allows users to see both past and future regulations that impact specific industries.
RegData US Regulation Tracker
Visually assess the quantity of regulation in the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) on a daily basis. Users can also filter by industry and by federal agencies or departments.
Snapshot Finder
Explore our narrative snapshots by state on topics such as regulatory codes, economic health, and more.
Regulatory Growth
This interactive allows users to explore regulatory growth and accumulation over time.
Agency Regulatory Restrictions over Time
Each federal agency is responsible for a certain amount of regulatory restrictions in the Code of Federal Regulations. This visualization allows for users to explore regulatory restriction growth by agency over time.
Australia RegExplorer
Explore Australian statutes and regulations over time at both the federal and state level. Dive deep into year to year changes as some states enact regulatory reform.
Canada RegExplorer
Explore Canadian statutes and regulations over time at both the federal and state level. Dive deep into year to year changes as some states enact regulatory reform.