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How long does it take to pass a bill in the US?
What's the longest time it ever took to pass a bill in the US?
The longest time it ever took for a bill to become law in the US was 27 years. This was for the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986, which was first introduced, but not passed, in 1969. The bill was finally signed into law in 1994, after extensive lobbying efforts and an override of the president's veto.