Question: What is the real name of the Plum Book?

The Plum Book is the nickname for United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions, a publication released by Congress every four years after each Presidential election. The book lists presidentially appointed positions in the legislative and executive branches of the Federal Government.

• The U.S. Government Publishing Office website posts the Plum Book for the years 1996-present. (At the bottom of the list under "Additional Government Publications.")
• The HeinOnline Legal Classics Library includes the latest edition.
• Use U-M Library Catalog Search to find every edition since 1960 in paper, microform, or PDF.