# State Register Tracking for Texas and Alabama | USLege

> Search every Texas Register and Alabama Administrative Monthly issue by agency, rule, and section, and see who proposed and adopted rules in each edition.

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State Register Tracking

# Every edition of the state register, _sorted and searchable_

USLege tracks the state register in Texas and Alabama, the periodic editions where agencies publish proposed and adopted rules. See which agencies proposed or adopted rules in each issue, search every issue by agency and rule, and read the full section.

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The problem

## The register is where rules start, and it is hard to read

Agencies publish proposed rules, adopted rules, and notices in the register every week or month. Each edition is long, organized by agency, and published as a document, not a database. Finding every rule from one agency across a year means opening edition after edition.

How it works

## From edition to rule

STEP 1

### Open an issue

See every agency that published in an edition, grouped by proposed rules, adopted rules, and notices.

STEP 2

### Search across issues

Find every section from an agency or on a rule across many editions at once.

STEP 3

### Read the rule

Open the full section content and the source edition.

What's included

## The register, organized

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### Agencies by section

Each edition lists who proposed, who adopted, and who posted notices, in one view.

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### Search by agency and rule

Find sections across every issue by agency, rule name, section type, or keyword.

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### Full section text

Read a rule's full content alongside the edition it appeared in.

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### Date ranges

Search this year by default, or any range you choose.

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### Next to rulemaking

Follow a rule from the register into Regulatory Tracking and Rule Version Comparison.

USLege MCP

## Ask the register _in plain English_

From Claude or ChatGPT through USLege MCP, or inside the app.

Which agencies proposed rules in this week's Texas Register?

Find every Texas Department of Insurance rule adopted this year.

Summarize the proposed rules in the latest Alabama Administrative Monthly.

Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to [USLege MCP](/mcp).

Questions

## What do teams ask about State Register Tracking?

Which state registers does USLege cover? +

Texas and Alabama today, with more states planned. Agency rules themselves are tracked in 49 states and federal through Regulatory Tracking.

What is a state register? +

The periodic publication where state agencies publish proposed rules, adopted rules, and other notices before and after rules take effect.

Can I see everything one agency published? +

Yes. Search across every issue by agency, rule name, or section type.

Can I read the full rule? +

Yes. Open the full section content and the source edition it appeared in.

See your agencies

## Read the register _without reading the register_

Name the agencies you watch and we will pull their latest filings live. Follow rules nationwide with [Regulatory Tracking](/regulatory-tracking).

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