Thanks to Inter Alia, we’ve discovered another handy legal research resource from the Washington Post.  The newspaper has created a free Votes Database, which allows users to browse every vote in the U.S. Congress since 1991.  You can browse late-night votes for sessions from 1991 until present, and you can also review a list of members who have missed the most votes in each session.  The site even publishes an RSS feed of recent votes by individual members of Congress.  This is an extremely handy tool for anyone tracking federal legislation or the voting record of particular members.