The 4Conservative Scorecard

How often each member of the 119th Congress cast the conservative position on the key votes, ranked, with every key vote and the Republicans who broke ranks.

Key votes under review. The 59 votes counted below are a draft list. Until it is approved the scores are provisional and may change when votes are added or removed.
Republicans in the Senate98%average of 51 ranked members
Republicans in the House100%average of 215 ranked members
Democrats in the Senate1%average of 45 ranked members
Democrats in the House6%average of 208 ranked members
Both chambersSenatorsRepresentatives
All partiesRepublicansDemocratsIndependents

Ranking (provisional)

# Member Party Seat Score Key votes counted
1 Jim BanksR Senator, Indiana Republican Indiana 100% provisional 30 of 30
2 John BarrassoR Senator, WyomingSenate Majority Whip Republican Wyoming 100% provisional 30 of 30
3 John BoozmanR Senator, Arkansas Republican Arkansas 100% provisional 30 of 30
4 Bill CassidyR Senator, Louisiana Republican Louisiana 100% provisional 30 of 30
5 John CornynR Senator, Texas Republican Texas 100% provisional 30 of 30
6 John R. CurtisR Senator, Utah Republican Utah 100% provisional 30 of 30
7 Steve DainesR Senator, Montana Republican Montana 100% provisional 30 of 30
8 Joni ErnstR Senator, Iowa Republican Iowa 100% provisional 30 of 30
9 Deb FischerR Senator, Nebraska Republican Nebraska 100% provisional 30 of 30
10 John HoevenR Senator, North Dakota Republican North Dakota 100% provisional 30 of 30
11 Cindy Hyde-SmithR Senator, Mississippi Republican Mississippi 100% provisional 30 of 30
12 Ron JohnsonR Senator, Wisconsin Republican Wisconsin 100% provisional 30 of 30
13 James C. JusticeR Senator, West Virginia Republican West Virginia 100% provisional 30 of 30
14 John KennedyR Senator, Louisiana Republican Louisiana 100% provisional 30 of 30
15 James LankfordR Senator, OklahomaSenate Republican Conference Vice Chair Republican Oklahoma 100% provisional 30 of 30
16 Mike LeeR Senator, Utah Republican Utah 100% provisional 30 of 30
17 Roger MarshallR Senator, Kansas Republican Kansas 100% provisional 30 of 30
18 Jerry MoranR Senator, Kansas Republican Kansas 100% provisional 30 of 30
19 Bernie MorenoR Senator, Ohio Republican Ohio 100% provisional 30 of 30
20 Pete RickettsR Senator, Nebraska Republican Nebraska 100% provisional 30 of 30
21 James E. RischR Senator, Idaho Republican Idaho 100% provisional 30 of 30
22 Mike RoundsR Senator, South Dakota Republican South Dakota 100% provisional 30 of 30
23 Eric SchmittR Senator, Missouri Republican Missouri 100% provisional 30 of 30
24 Rick ScottR Senator, Florida Republican Florida 100% provisional 30 of 30
25 Tim SheehyR Senator, Montana Republican Montana 100% provisional 30 of 30
26 Dan SullivanR Senator, Alaska Republican Alaska 100% provisional 30 of 30
27 John ThuneR Senator, South DakotaSenate Majority Leader Republican South Dakota 100% provisional 30 of 30
28 Tommy TubervilleR Senator, Alabama Republican Alabama 100% provisional 30 of 30
29 Todd YoungR Senator, Indiana Republican Indiana 100% provisional 30 of 30
30 Robert B. AderholtR Rep., AL-4 Republican AL-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
31 Mark AlfordR Rep., MO-4 Republican MO-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
32 Rick W. AllenR Rep., GA-12 Republican GA-12 100% provisional 29 of 29
33 Jodey C. ArringtonR Rep., TX-19 Republican TX-19 100% provisional 29 of 29
34 Brian BabinR Rep., TX-36 Republican TX-36 100% provisional 29 of 29
35 Don BaconR Rep., NE-2 Republican NE-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
36 Troy BaldersonR Rep., OH-12 Republican OH-12 100% provisional 29 of 29
37 Andy BarrR Rep., KY-6 Republican KY-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
38 Tom BarrettR Rep., MI-7 Republican MI-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
39 Michael BaumgartnerR Rep., WA-5 Republican WA-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
40 Aaron BeanR Rep., FL-4 Republican FL-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
41 Nicholas J. Begich IIIR Rep., AK-AL Republican AK-AL 100% provisional 29 of 29
42 Cliff BentzR Rep., OR-2 Republican OR-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
43 Stephanie I. BiceR Rep., OK-5 Republican OK-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
44 Sheri BiggsR Rep., SC-3 Republican SC-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
45 Gus M. BilirakisR Rep., FL-12 Republican FL-12 100% provisional 29 of 29
46 Marsha BlackburnR Senator, Tennessee Republican Tennessee 100% provisional 29 of 29
47 Lauren BoebertR Rep., CO-4 Republican CO-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
48 Mike BostR Rep., IL-12 Republican IL-12 100% provisional 29 of 29
49 Josh BrecheenR Rep., OK-2 Republican OK-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
50 Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr.R Rep., PA-8 Republican PA-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
51 Katie Boyd BrittR Senator, Alabama Republican Alabama 100% provisional 29 of 29
52 Ted BuddR Senator, North Carolina Republican North Carolina 100% provisional 29 of 29
53 Tim BurchettR Rep., TN-2 Republican TN-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
54 Eric BurlisonR Rep., MO-7 Republican MO-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
55 Ken CalvertR Rep., CA-41 Republican CA-41 100% provisional 29 of 29
56 Kat CammackR Rep., FL-3 Republican FL-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
57 Shelley Moore CapitoR Senator, West VirginiaSenate Republican Policy Committee Chair Republican West Virginia 100% provisional 29 of 29
58 Mike CareyR Rep., OH-15 Republican OH-15 100% provisional 29 of 29
59 John R. CarterR Rep., TX-31 Republican TX-31 100% provisional 29 of 29
60 Ben ClineR Rep., VA-6 Republican VA-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
61 Michael CloudR Rep., TX-27 Republican TX-27 100% provisional 29 of 29
62 Andrew S. ClydeR Rep., GA-9 Republican GA-9 100% provisional 29 of 29
63 Tom ColeR Rep., OK-4 Republican OK-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
64 Mike CollinsR Rep., GA-10 Republican GA-10 100% provisional 29 of 29
65 Tom CottonR Senator, ArkansasSenate Republican Conference Chair Republican Arkansas 100% provisional 29 of 29
66 Kevin CramerR Senator, North Dakota Republican North Dakota 100% provisional 29 of 29
67 Elijah CraneR Rep., AZ-2 Republican AZ-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
68 Jeff CrankR Rep., CO-5 Republican CO-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
69 Mike CrapoR Senator, Idaho Republican Idaho 100% provisional 29 of 29
70 Troy DowningR Rep., MT-2 Republican MT-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
71 Jake EllzeyR Rep., TX-6 Republican TX-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
72 Tom EmmerR Rep., MN-6House Majority Whip Republican MN-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
73 Ron EstesR Rep., KS-4 Republican KS-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
74 Gabe EvansR Rep., CO-8 Republican CO-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
75 Mike EzellR Rep., MS-4 Republican MS-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
76 Pat FallonR Rep., TX-4 Republican TX-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
77 Julie FedorchakR Rep., ND-AL Republican ND-AL 100% provisional 29 of 29
78 Randy FeenstraR Rep., IA-4 Republican IA-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
79 Michelle FischbachR Rep., MN-7 Republican MN-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
80 Charles J. "Chuck" FleischmannR Rep., TN-3 Republican TN-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
81 Mike FloodR Rep., NE-1 Republican NE-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
82 Vince FongR Rep., CA-20 Republican CA-20 100% provisional 29 of 29
83 Virginia FoxxR Rep., NC-5 Republican NC-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
84 Scott FranklinR Rep., FL-18 Republican FL-18 100% provisional 29 of 29
85 Russell FryR Rep., SC-7 Republican SC-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
86 Brandon GillR Rep., TX-26 Republican TX-26 100% provisional 29 of 29
87 Craig A. GoldmanR Rep., TX-12 Republican TX-12 100% provisional 29 of 29
88 Lance GoodenR Rep., TX-5 Republican TX-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
89 Chuck GrassleyR Senator, IowaPresident Pro Tempore of the Senate Republican Iowa 100% provisional 29 of 29
90 Sam GravesR Rep., MO-6 Republican MO-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
91 H. Morgan GriffithR Rep., VA-9 Republican VA-9 100% provisional 29 of 29
92 Michael GuestR Rep., MS-3 Republican MS-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
93 Harriet M. HagemanR Rep., WY-AL Republican WY-AL 100% provisional 29 of 29
94 Bill HagertyR Senator, Tennessee Republican Tennessee 100% provisional 29 of 29
95 Abraham J. HamadehR Rep., AZ-8 Republican AZ-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
96 Mark HarrisR Rep., NC-8 Republican NC-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
97 Kevin HernR Rep., OK-1House Republican Policy Committee Chair Republican OK-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
98 Clay HigginsR Rep., LA-3 Republican LA-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
99 J. French HillR Rep., AR-2 Republican AR-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
100 Ashley HinsonR Rep., IA-2 Republican IA-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
101 Bill HuizengaR Rep., MI-4 Republican MI-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
102 Jeff HurdR Rep., CO-3 Republican CO-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
103 Jon HustedR Senator, Ohio Republican Ohio 100% provisional 29 of 29
104 Darrell IssaR Rep., CA-48 Republican CA-48 100% provisional 29 of 29
105 Brian JackR Rep., GA-3 Republican GA-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
106 Ronny JacksonR Rep., TX-13 Republican TX-13 100% provisional 29 of 29
107 John JamesR Rep., MI-10 Republican MI-10 100% provisional 29 of 29
108 Dusty JohnsonR Rep., SD-AL Republican SD-AL 100% provisional 29 of 29
109 Jim JordanR Rep., OH-4 Republican OH-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
110 David P. JoyceR Rep., OH-14 Republican OH-14 100% provisional 29 of 29
111 John JoyceR Rep., PA-13 Republican PA-13 100% provisional 29 of 29
112 Trent KellyR Rep., MS-1 Republican MS-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
113 Mike KennedyR Rep., UT-3 Republican UT-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
114 Jennifer A. KiggansR Rep., VA-2 Republican VA-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
115 Young KimR Rep., CA-40 Republican CA-40 100% provisional 29 of 29
116 Brad KnottR Rep., NC-13 Republican NC-13 100% provisional 29 of 29
117 David KustoffR Rep., TN-8 Republican TN-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
118 Darin LaHoodR Rep., IL-16 Republican IL-16 100% provisional 29 of 29
119 Nick LaLotaR Rep., NY-1 Republican NY-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
120 Nicholas A. LangworthyR Rep., NY-23 Republican NY-23 100% provisional 29 of 29
121 Robert E. LattaR Rep., OH-5 Republican OH-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
122 Julia LetlowR Rep., LA-5 Republican LA-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
123 Barry LoudermilkR Rep., GA-11 Republican GA-11 100% provisional 29 of 29
124 Frank D. LucasR Rep., OK-3 Republican OK-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
125 Morgan LuttrellR Rep., TX-8 Republican TX-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
126 Ryan MackenzieR Rep., PA-7 Republican PA-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
127 Celeste MaloyR Rep., UT-2 Republican UT-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
128 Tracey MannR Rep., KS-1 Republican KS-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
129 Brian J. MastR Rep., FL-21 Republican FL-21 100% provisional 29 of 29
130 Michael T. McCaulR Rep., TX-10 Republican TX-10 100% provisional 29 of 29
131 Tom McClintockR Rep., CA-5 Republican CA-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
132 Richard McCormickR Rep., GA-7 Republican GA-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
133 Addison P. McDowellR Rep., NC-6 Republican NC-6 100% provisional 29 of 29
134 John J. McGuire IIIR Rep., VA-5 Republican VA-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
135 Mary E. MillerR Rep., IL-15 Republican IL-15 100% provisional 29 of 29
136 Cory MillsR Rep., FL-7 Republican FL-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
137 Ashley MoodyR Senator, Florida Republican Florida 100% provisional 29 of 29
138 John R. MoolenaarR Rep., MI-2 Republican MI-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
139 Blake D. MooreR Rep., UT-1 Republican UT-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
140 Riley M. MooreR Rep., WV-2 Republican WV-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
141 Troy E. NehlsR Rep., TX-22 Republican TX-22 100% provisional 29 of 29
142 Ralph NormanR Rep., SC-5 Republican SC-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
143 Zachary NunnR Rep., IA-3 Republican IA-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
144 Burgess OwensR Rep., UT-4 Republican UT-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
145 Scott PerryR Rep., PA-10 Republican PA-10 100% provisional 29 of 29
146 August PflugerR Rep., TX-11 Republican TX-11 100% provisional 29 of 29
147 Guy ReschenthalerR Rep., PA-14 Republican PA-14 100% provisional 29 of 29
148 Harold RogersR Rep., KY-5 Republican KY-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
149 Mike RogersR Rep., AL-3 Republican AL-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
150 Chip RoyR Rep., TX-21 Republican TX-21 100% provisional 29 of 29
151 Derek SchmidtR Rep., KS-2 Republican KS-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
152 Austin ScottR Rep., GA-8 Republican GA-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
153 Pete SessionsR Rep., TX-17 Republican TX-17 100% provisional 29 of 29
154 Adrian SmithR Rep., NE-3 Republican NE-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
155 Christopher H. SmithR Rep., NJ-4 Republican NJ-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
156 Pete StauberR Rep., MN-8 Republican MN-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
157 Bryan SteilR Rep., WI-1 Republican WI-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
158 W. Gregory SteubeR Rep., FL-17 Republican FL-17 100% provisional 29 of 29
159 Dale W. StrongR Rep., AL-5 Republican AL-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
160 Marlin A. StutzmanR Rep., IN-3 Republican IN-3 100% provisional 29 of 29
161 David J. TaylorR Rep., OH-2 Republican OH-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
162 Claudia TenneyR Rep., NY-24 Republican NY-24 100% provisional 29 of 29
163 Glenn ThompsonR Rep., PA-15 Republican PA-15 100% provisional 29 of 29
164 Thomas P. TiffanyR Rep., WI-7 Republican WI-7 100% provisional 29 of 29
165 William R. Timmons IVR Rep., SC-4 Republican SC-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
166 Jefferson Van DrewR Rep., NJ-2 Republican NJ-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
167 Beth Van DuyneR Rep., TX-24 Republican TX-24 100% provisional 29 of 29
168 Ann WagnerR Rep., MO-2 Republican MO-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
169 Tim WalbergR Rep., MI-5 Republican MI-5 100% provisional 29 of 29
170 Daniel WebsterR Rep., FL-11 Republican FL-11 100% provisional 29 of 29
171 Bruce WestermanR Rep., AR-4 Republican AR-4 100% provisional 29 of 29
172 Roger F. WickerR Senator, Mississippi Republican Mississippi 100% provisional 29 of 29
173 Tony WiedR Rep., WI-8 Republican WI-8 100% provisional 29 of 29
174 Robert J. WittmanR Rep., VA-1 Republican VA-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
175 Rudy Yakym IIIR Rep., IN-2 Republican IN-2 100% provisional 29 of 29
176 Ryan K. ZinkeR Rep., MT-1 Republican MT-1 100% provisional 29 of 29
177 James R. BairdR Rep., IN-4 Republican IN-4 100% provisional 28 of 28
178 Jack BergmanR Rep., MI-1 Republican MI-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
179 Andy BiggsR Rep., AZ-5 Republican AZ-5 100% provisional 28 of 28
180 Vern BuchananR Rep., FL-16 Republican FL-16 100% provisional 28 of 28
181 Juan CiscomaniR Rep., AZ-6 Republican AZ-6 100% provisional 28 of 28
182 James ComerR Rep., KY-1 Republican KY-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
183 Eric A. "Rick" CrawfordR Rep., AR-1 Republican AR-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
184 Dan CrenshawR Rep., TX-2 Republican TX-2 100% provisional 28 of 28
185 Ted CruzR Senator, Texas Republican Texas 100% provisional 28 of 28
186 Scott DesJarlaisR Rep., TN-4 Republican TN-4 100% provisional 28 of 28
187 Mario Diaz-BalartR Rep., FL-26 Republican FL-26 100% provisional 28 of 28
188 Neal P. DunnR Rep., FL-2 Republican FL-2 100% provisional 28 of 28
189 Chuck EdwardsR Rep., NC-11 Republican NC-11 100% provisional 28 of 28
190 Scott FitzgeraldR Rep., WI-5 Republican WI-5 100% provisional 28 of 28
191 Russ FulcherR Rep., ID-1 Republican ID-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
192 Andrew R. GarbarinoR Rep., NY-2 Republican NY-2 100% provisional 28 of 28
193 Paul A. GosarR Rep., AZ-9 Republican AZ-9 100% provisional 28 of 28
194 Brett GuthrieR Rep., KY-2 Republican KY-2 100% provisional 28 of 28
195 Mike HaridopolosR Rep., FL-8 Republican FL-8 100% provisional 28 of 28
196 Pat HarriganR Rep., NC-10 Republican NC-10 100% provisional 28 of 28
197 Andy HarrisR Rep., MD-1 Republican MD-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
198 Diana HarshbargerR Rep., TN-1 Republican TN-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
199 Erin HouchinR Rep., IN-9 Republican IN-9 100% provisional 28 of 28
200 Richard HudsonR Rep., NC-9 Republican NC-9 100% provisional 28 of 28
201 Mike JohnsonR Rep., LA-4Speaker of the House Republican LA-4 100% provisional 28 of 28
202 Thomas H. Kean, Jr.R Rep., NJ-7 Republican NJ-7 100% provisional 28 of 28
203 Mike KellyR Rep., PA-16 Republican PA-16 100% provisional 28 of 28
204 Michael LawlerR Rep., NY-17 Republican NY-17 100% provisional 28 of 28
205 Cynthia M. LummisR Senator, Wyoming Republican Wyoming 100% provisional 28 of 28
206 Nancy MaceR Rep., SC-1 Republican SC-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
207 David McCormickR Senator, Pennsylvania Republican Pennsylvania 100% provisional 28 of 28
208 Mark B. MessmerR Rep., IN-8 Republican IN-8 100% provisional 28 of 28
209 Daniel MeuserR Rep., PA-9 Republican PA-9 100% provisional 28 of 28
210 Mariannette Miller-MeeksR Rep., IA-1 Republican IA-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
211 Carol D. MillerR Rep., WV-1 Republican WV-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
212 Barry MooreR Rep., AL-1 Republican AL-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
213 Tim MooreR Rep., NC-14 Republican NC-14 100% provisional 28 of 28
214 Nathaniel MoranR Rep., TX-1 Republican TX-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
215 Dan NewhouseR Rep., WA-4 Republican WA-4 100% provisional 28 of 28
216 Andrew OglesR Rep., TN-5 Republican TN-5 100% provisional 28 of 28
217 Gary J. PalmerR Rep., AL-6 Republican AL-6 100% provisional 28 of 28
218 John W. RoseR Rep., TN-6 Republican TN-6 100% provisional 28 of 28
219 Michael A. RulliR Rep., OH-6 Republican OH-6 100% provisional 28 of 28
220 Steve ScaliseR Rep., LA-1House Majority Leader Republican LA-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
221 David SchweikertR Rep., AZ-1 Republican AZ-1 100% provisional 28 of 28
222 Tim ScottR Senator, South CarolinaSenate Republican Committee Chair Republican South Carolina 100% provisional 28 of 28
223 Keith SelfR Rep., TX-3 Republican TX-3 100% provisional 28 of 28
224 Michael K. SimpsonR Rep., ID-2 Republican ID-2 100% provisional 28 of 28
225 Lloyd SmuckerR Rep., PA-11 Republican PA-11 100% provisional 28 of 28
226 Derrick Van OrdenR Rep., WI-3 Republican WI-3 100% provisional 28 of 28
227 Randy K. Weber, Sr.R Rep., TX-14 Republican TX-14 100% provisional 28 of 28
228 Earl L. "Buddy" CarterR Rep., GA-1 Republican GA-1 100% provisional 27 of 27
229 Monica De La CruzR Rep., TX-15 Republican TX-15 100% provisional 27 of 27
230 Byron DonaldsR Rep., FL-19 Republican FL-19 100% provisional 27 of 27
231 Brad FinstadR Rep., MN-1 Republican MN-1 100% provisional 27 of 27
232 Carlos A. GimenezR Rep., FL-28 Republican FL-28 100% provisional 27 of 27
233 Glenn GrothmanR Rep., WI-6 Republican WI-6 100% provisional 27 of 27
234 Anna Paulina LunaR Rep., FL-13 Republican FL-13 100% provisional 27 of 27
235 Lisa C. McClainR Rep., MI-9House Republican Conference Chair Republican MI-9 100% provisional 27 of 27
236 Max L. MillerR Rep., OH-7 Republican OH-7 100% provisional 27 of 27
237 David RouzerR Rep., NC-7 Republican NC-7 100% provisional 27 of 27
238 John H. RutherfordR Rep., FL-5 Republican FL-5 100% provisional 27 of 27
239 Jefferson ShreveR Rep., IN-6 Republican IN-6 100% provisional 27 of 27
240 Jason SmithR Rep., MO-8 Republican MO-8 100% provisional 27 of 27
241 Wesley HuntR Rep., TX-38 Republican TX-38 100% provisional 26 of 26
242 Gregory F. MurphyR Rep., NC-3 Republican NC-3 100% provisional 26 of 26
243 Robert F. Onder, Jr.R Rep., MO-3 Republican MO-3 100% provisional 26 of 26
244 Maria Elvira SalazarR Rep., FL-27 Republican FL-27 100% provisional 26 of 26
245 Roger WilliamsR Rep., TX-25 Republican TX-25 100% provisional 26 of 26
246 Joe WilsonR Rep., SC-2 Republican SC-2 100% provisional 26 of 26
247 Steve WomackR Rep., AR-3 Republican AR-3 100% provisional 26 of 26
248 Laurel M. LeeR Rep., FL-15 Republican FL-15 100% provisional 25 of 25
249 Elise M. StefanikR Rep., NY-21 Republican NY-21 100% provisional 25 of 25
250 Randy FineR Rep., FL-6 Republican FL-6 100% provisional 21 of 21
251 Jimmy PatronisR Rep., FL-1 Republican FL-1 100% provisional 21 of 21
252 Josh HawleyR Senator, Missouri Republican Missouri 97% provisional 29 of 30
253 Mark E. AmodeiR Rep., NV-2 Republican NV-2 97% provisional 28 of 29
254 Kevin KileyI Rep., CA-3 Independent CA-3 97% provisional 28 of 29
255 Warren DavidsonR Rep., OH-8 Republican OH-8 96% provisional 27 of 28
256 Jay ObernolteR Rep., CA-23 Republican CA-23 96% provisional 27 of 28
257 Thom TillisR Senator, North Carolina Republican North Carolina 96% provisional 27 of 28
258 David G. ValadaoR Rep., CA-22 Republican CA-22 96% provisional 26 of 27
259 Nicole MalliotakisR Rep., NY-11 Republican NY-11 93% provisional 27 of 29
260 Victoria SpartzR Rep., IN-5 Republican IN-5 93% provisional 27 of 29
261 Michael R. TurnerR Rep., OH-10 Republican OH-10 93% provisional 26 of 28
262 Mitch McConnellR Senator, Kentucky Republican Kentucky 86% provisional 25 of 29
263 Rand PaulR Senator, Kentucky Republican Kentucky 83% provisional 25 of 30
264 Susan M. CollinsR Senator, Maine Republican Maine 80% provisional 24 of 30
265 Brian K. FitzpatrickR Rep., PA-1 Republican PA-1 79% provisional 23 of 29
266 Thomas MassieR Rep., KY-4 Republican KY-4 79% provisional 22 of 28
267 Lisa MurkowskiR Senator, Alaska Republican Alaska 77% provisional 23 of 30
268 Henry CuellarD Rep., TX-28 Democrat TX-28 66% provisional 19 of 29
269 Jared F. GoldenD Rep., ME-2 Democrat ME-2 59% provisional 17 of 29
270 Marie Gluesenkamp PerezD Rep., WA-3 Democrat WA-3 57% provisional 16 of 28
271 Donald G. DavisD Rep., NC-1 Democrat NC-1 50% provisional 14 of 28
272 Vicente GonzalezD Rep., TX-34 Democrat TX-34 43% provisional 12 of 28
273 Laura GillenD Rep., NY-4 Democrat NY-4 32% provisional 9 of 28
274 Adam GrayD Rep., CA-13 Democrat CA-13 32% provisional 9 of 28
275 Kristen McDonald RivetD Rep., MI-8 Democrat MI-8 28% provisional 8 of 29
276 Thomas R. SuozziD Rep., NY-3 Democrat NY-3 28% provisional 8 of 29
277 Gabe VasquezD Rep., NM-2 Democrat NM-2 24% provisional 7 of 29
278 Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.D Rep., GA-2 Democrat GA-2 21% provisional 6 of 29
279 Jim CostaD Rep., CA-21 Democrat CA-21 21% provisional 6 of 29
280 Marcy KapturD Rep., OH-9 Democrat OH-9 21% provisional 6 of 29
281 Susie LeeD Rep., NV-3 Democrat NV-3 21% provisional 6 of 29
282 Hillary J. ScholtenD Rep., MI-3 Democrat MI-3 21% provisional 6 of 29
283 Jared MoskowitzD Rep., FL-23 Democrat FL-23 18% provisional 5 of 28
284 Nikki BudzinskiD Rep., IL-13 Democrat IL-13 17% provisional 5 of 29
285 Janelle S. BynumD Rep., OR-5 Democrat OR-5 17% provisional 5 of 29
286 Sharice DavidsD Rep., KS-3 Democrat KS-3 17% provisional 5 of 29
287 Steven HorsfordD Rep., NV-4 Democrat NV-4 17% provisional 5 of 29
288 Greg LandsmanD Rep., OH-1 Democrat OH-1 17% provisional 5 of 29
289 April McClain DelaneyD Rep., MD-6 Democrat MD-6 17% provisional 5 of 29
290 Marc A. VeaseyD Rep., TX-33 Democrat TX-33 17% provisional 5 of 29
291 Eugene Simon VindmanD Rep., VA-7 Democrat VA-7 17% provisional 5 of 29
292 George WhitesidesD Rep., CA-27 Democrat CA-27 16% provisional 4 of 25
293 Shomari FiguresD Rep., AL-2 Democrat AL-2 14% provisional 4 of 28
294 Greg StantonD Rep., AZ-4 Democrat AZ-4 14% provisional 4 of 28
295 Maggie GoodlanderD Rep., NH-2 Democrat NH-2 14% provisional 4 of 29
296 Josh HarderD Rep., CA-9 Democrat CA-9 14% provisional 4 of 29
297 Julie JohnsonD Rep., TX-32 Democrat TX-32 14% provisional 4 of 29
298 Mike LevinD Rep., CA-49 Democrat CA-49 14% provisional 4 of 29
299 John W. MannionD Rep., NY-22 Democrat NY-22 14% provisional 4 of 29
300 Chris PappasD Rep., NH-1 Democrat NH-1 14% provisional 4 of 29
301 Kim SchrierD Rep., WA-8 Democrat WA-8 14% provisional 4 of 29
302 Terri A. SewellD Rep., AL-7 Democrat AL-7 14% provisional 4 of 29
303 Eric SorensenD Rep., IL-17 Democrat IL-17 14% provisional 4 of 29
304 Derek TranD Rep., CA-45 Democrat CA-45 14% provisional 4 of 29
305 Frank J. MrvanD Rep., IN-1 Democrat IN-1 12% provisional 3 of 25
306 Josh RileyD Rep., NY-19 Democrat NY-19 12% provisional 3 of 26
307 Brendan F. BoyleD Rep., PA-2 Democrat PA-2 11% provisional 3 of 28
308 Dina TitusD Rep., NV-1 Democrat NV-1 11% provisional 3 of 28
309 Angie CraigD Rep., MN-2 Democrat MN-2 10% provisional 3 of 29
310 Chrissy HoulahanD Rep., PA-6 Democrat PA-6 10% provisional 3 of 29
311 Jimmy PanettaD Rep., CA-19 Democrat CA-19 10% provisional 3 of 29
312 Patrick RyanD Rep., NY-18 Democrat NY-18 10% provisional 3 of 29
313 Elissa SlotkinD Senator, Michigan Democrat Michigan 10% provisional 3 of 29
314 Darren SotoD Rep., FL-9 Democrat FL-9 10% provisional 3 of 29
315 Suhas SubramanyamD Rep., VA-10 Democrat VA-10 10% provisional 3 of 29
316 J. Luis CorreaD Rep., CA-46 Democrat CA-46 9% provisional 2 of 23
317 Josh GottheimerD Rep., NJ-5 Democrat NJ-5 8% provisional 2 of 24
318 Joyce BeattyD Rep., OH-3 Democrat OH-3 8% provisional 2 of 25
319 Joe CourtneyD Rep., CT-2 Democrat CT-2 8% provisional 2 of 26
320 Lucy McBathD Rep., GA-6 Democrat GA-6 8% provisional 2 of 26
321 John FettermanD Senator, Pennsylvania Democrat Pennsylvania 7% provisional 2 of 28
322 Joseph D. MorelleD Rep., NY-25 Democrat NY-25 7% provisional 2 of 28
323 Shri ThanedarD Rep., MI-13 Democrat MI-13 7% provisional 2 of 28
324 Ed CaseD Rep., HI-1 Democrat HI-1 7% provisional 2 of 29
325 James E. ClyburnD Rep., SC-6 Democrat SC-6 7% provisional 2 of 29
326 Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.D Rep., NJ-3 Democrat NJ-3 7% provisional 2 of 29
327 Lizzie FletcherD Rep., TX-7 Democrat TX-7 7% provisional 2 of 29
328 Jahana HayesD Rep., CT-5 Democrat CT-5 7% provisional 2 of 29
329 James A. HimesD Rep., CT-4 Democrat CT-4 7% provisional 2 of 29
330 Mark KellyD Senator, Arizona Democrat Arizona 7% provisional 2 of 29
331 Timothy M. KennedyD Rep., NY-26 Democrat NY-26 7% provisional 2 of 29
332 Stephen F. LynchD Rep., MA-8 Democrat MA-8 7% provisional 2 of 29
333 Seth MagazinerD Rep., RI-2 Democrat RI-2 7% provisional 2 of 29
334 Dave MinD Rep., CA-47 Democrat CA-47 7% provisional 2 of 29
335 Scott H. PetersD Rep., CA-50 Democrat CA-50 7% provisional 2 of 29
336 Andrea SalinasD Rep., OR-6 Democrat OR-6 7% provisional 2 of 29
337 Jeanne ShaheenD Senator, New Hampshire Democrat New Hampshire 7% provisional 2 of 29
338 Emilia Strong SykesD Rep., OH-13 Democrat OH-13 7% provisional 2 of 29
339 Mike ThompsonD Rep., CA-4 Democrat CA-4 7% provisional 2 of 29
340 Ritchie TorresD Rep., NY-15 Democrat NY-15 7% provisional 2 of 29
341 Brittany PettersenD Rep., CO-7 Democrat CO-7 5% provisional 1 of 22
342 Steve CohenD Rep., TN-9 Democrat TN-9 4% provisional 1 of 27
343 Jimmy GomezD Rep., CA-34 Democrat CA-34 4% provisional 1 of 27
344 Kevin MullinD Rep., CA-15 Democrat CA-15 4% provisional 1 of 27
345 Brad ShermanD Rep., CA-32 Democrat CA-32 4% provisional 1 of 27
346 Lori TrahanD Rep., MA-3 Democrat MA-3 4% provisional 1 of 27
347 Jake AuchinclossD Rep., MA-4 Democrat MA-4 4% provisional 1 of 28
348 Ami BeraD Rep., CA-6 Democrat CA-6 4% provisional 1 of 28
349 Steny H. HoyerD Rep., MD-5 Democrat MD-5 4% provisional 1 of 28
350 Val T. HoyleD Rep., OR-4 Democrat OR-4 4% provisional 1 of 28
351 Jonathan L. JacksonD Rep., IL-1 Democrat IL-1 4% provisional 1 of 28
352 Rick LarsenD Rep., WA-2 Democrat WA-2 4% provisional 1 of 28
353 Sam T. LiccardoD Rep., CA-16 Democrat CA-16 4% provisional 1 of 28
354 Ted LieuD Rep., CA-36House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair Democrat CA-36 4% provisional 1 of 28
355 Raul RuizD Rep., CA-25 Democrat CA-25 4% provisional 1 of 28
356 Bradley Scott SchneiderD Rep., IL-10 Democrat IL-10 4% provisional 1 of 28
357 Maxine WatersD Rep., CA-43 Democrat CA-43 4% provisional 1 of 28
358 Pete AguilarD Rep., CA-33House Democratic Caucus Chair Democrat CA-33 3% provisional 1 of 29
359 Salud O. CarbajalD Rep., CA-24 Democrat CA-24 3% provisional 1 of 29
360 Kathy CastorD Rep., FL-14 Democrat FL-14 3% provisional 1 of 29
361 Judy ChuD Rep., CA-28 Democrat CA-28 3% provisional 1 of 29
362 Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.D Rep., CA-31 Democrat CA-31 3% provisional 1 of 29
363 Catherine Cortez MastoD Senator, NevadaSenate Democratic Outreach Vice Chair Democrat Nevada 3% provisional 1 of 29
364 Christopher R. DeluzioD Rep., PA-17 Democrat PA-17 3% provisional 1 of 29
365 Laura FriedmanD Rep., CA-30 Democrat CA-30 3% provisional 1 of 29
366 Ruben GallegoD Senator, Arizona Democrat Arizona 3% provisional 1 of 29
367 Ro KhannaD Rep., CA-17 Democrat CA-17 3% provisional 1 of 29
368 John B. LarsonD Rep., CT-1 Democrat CT-1 3% provisional 1 of 29
369 Zoe LofgrenD Rep., CA-18 Democrat CA-18 3% provisional 1 of 29
370 Doris O. MatsuiD Rep., CA-7 Democrat CA-7 3% provisional 1 of 29
371 Sarah McBrideD Rep., DE-AL Democrat DE-AL 3% provisional 1 of 29
372 Kelly MorrisonD Rep., MN-3 Democrat MN-3 3% provisional 1 of 29
373 Nellie PouD Rep., NJ-9 Democrat NJ-9 3% provisional 1 of 29
374 Haley M. StevensD Rep., MI-11 Democrat MI-11 3% provisional 1 of 29
375 Bennie G. ThompsonD Rep., MS-2 Democrat MS-2 3% provisional 1 of 29
376 Norma J. TorresD Rep., CA-35 Democrat CA-35 3% provisional 1 of 29
377 Mark R. WarnerD Senator, VirginiaSenate Democratic Conference Vice Chair Democrat Virginia 3% provisional 1 of 29
378 Margaret Wood HassanD Senator, New Hampshire Democrat New Hampshire 3% provisional 1 of 30
379 Angus S. King, Jr.I Senator, Maine Independent Maine 3% provisional 1 of 30
380 Jon OssoffD Senator, Georgia Democrat Georgia 3% provisional 1 of 30
381 Gary C. PetersD Senator, Michigan Democrat Michigan 3% provisional 1 of 30
382 Jack ReedD Senator, Rhode Island Democrat Rhode Island 3% provisional 1 of 30
383 Jacky RosenD Senator, Nevada Democrat Nevada 3% provisional 1 of 30
384 Raphael G. WarnockD Senator, Georgia Democrat Georgia 3% provisional 1 of 30
385 Tammy BaldwinD Senator, WisconsinSenate Democratic Conference Secretary Democrat Wisconsin 0% provisional 0 of 30
386 Richard BlumenthalD Senator, Connecticut Democrat Connecticut 0% provisional 0 of 30
387 Lisa Blunt RochesterD Senator, Delaware Democrat Delaware 0% provisional 0 of 30
388 Maria CantwellD Senator, Washington Democrat Washington 0% provisional 0 of 30
389 Tammy DuckworthD Senator, Illinois Democrat Illinois 0% provisional 0 of 30
390 Richard J. DurbinD Senator, IllinoisSenate Minority Whip Democrat Illinois 0% provisional 0 of 30
391 Kirsten E. GillibrandD Senator, New York Democrat New York 0% provisional 0 of 30
392 John W. HickenlooperD Senator, Colorado Democrat Colorado 0% provisional 0 of 30
393 Mazie K. HironoD Senator, Hawaii Democrat Hawaii 0% provisional 0 of 30
394 Tim KaineD Senator, Virginia Democrat Virginia 0% provisional 0 of 30
395 Andy KimD Senator, New Jersey Democrat New Jersey 0% provisional 0 of 30
396 Ben Ray LujánD Senator, New Mexico Democrat New Mexico 0% provisional 0 of 30
397 Edward J. MarkeyD Senator, Massachusetts Democrat Massachusetts 0% provisional 0 of 30
398 Christopher MurphyD Senator, ConnecticutSenate Democratic Conference Deputy Secretary Democrat Connecticut 0% provisional 0 of 30
399 Alex PadillaD Senator, California Democrat California 0% provisional 0 of 30
400 Bernard SandersI Senator, VermontSenate Democratic Outreach Chair Independent Vermont 0% provisional 0 of 30
401 Brian SchatzD Senator, HawaiiSenate Democratic Conference Deputy Secretary Democrat Hawaii 0% provisional 0 of 30
402 Adam B. SchiffD Senator, California Democrat California 0% provisional 0 of 30
403 Charles E. SchumerD Senator, New YorkSenate Minority Leader Democrat New York 0% provisional 0 of 30
404 Chris Van HollenD Senator, Maryland Democrat Maryland 0% provisional 0 of 30
405 Ron WydenD Senator, Oregon Democrat Oregon 0% provisional 0 of 30
406 Alma S. AdamsD Rep., NC-12 Democrat NC-12 0% provisional 0 of 29
407 Angela D. AlsobrooksD Senator, Maryland Democrat Maryland 0% provisional 0 of 29
408 Gabe AmoD Rep., RI-1 Democrat RI-1 0% provisional 0 of 29
409 Yassamin AnsariD Rep., AZ-3 Democrat AZ-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
410 Becca BalintD Rep., VT-AL Democrat VT-AL 0% provisional 0 of 29
411 Wesley BellD Rep., MO-1 Democrat MO-1 0% provisional 0 of 29
412 Donald S. Beyer, Jr.D Rep., VA-8 Democrat VA-8 0% provisional 0 of 29
413 Suzanne BonamiciD Rep., OR-1 Democrat OR-1 0% provisional 0 of 29
414 Cory A. BookerD Senator, New JerseySenate Democratic Strategic Communications Committee Chair Democrat New Jersey 0% provisional 0 of 29
415 Shontel M. BrownD Rep., OH-11 Democrat OH-11 0% provisional 0 of 29
416 Julia BrownleyD Rep., CA-26 Democrat CA-26 0% provisional 0 of 29
417 André CarsonD Rep., IN-7 Democrat IN-7 0% provisional 0 of 29
418 Troy A. CarterD Rep., LA-2 Democrat LA-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
419 Joaquin CastroD Rep., TX-20 Democrat TX-20 0% provisional 0 of 29
420 Katherine M. ClarkD Rep., MA-5House Minority Whip Democrat MA-5 0% provisional 0 of 29
421 Yvette D. ClarkeD Rep., NY-9 Democrat NY-9 0% provisional 0 of 29
422 Christopher A. CoonsD Senator, Delaware Democrat Delaware 0% provisional 0 of 29
423 Jasmine CrockettD Rep., TX-30 Democrat TX-30 0% provisional 0 of 29
424 Jason CrowD Rep., CO-6 Democrat CO-6 0% provisional 0 of 29
425 Danny K. DavisD Rep., IL-7 Democrat IL-7 0% provisional 0 of 29
426 Rosa L. DeLauroD Rep., CT-3 Democrat CT-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
427 Maxine DexterD Rep., OR-3 Democrat OR-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
428 Sarah ElfrethD Rep., MD-3 Democrat MD-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
429 Veronica EscobarD Rep., TX-16 Democrat TX-16 0% provisional 0 of 29
430 Adriano EspaillatD Rep., NY-13 Democrat NY-13 0% provisional 0 of 29
431 Bill FosterD Rep., IL-11 Democrat IL-11 0% provisional 0 of 29
432 Valerie P. FousheeD Rep., NC-4 Democrat NC-4 0% provisional 0 of 29
433 Maxwell FrostD Rep., FL-10 Democrat FL-10 0% provisional 0 of 29
434 Robert GarciaD Rep., CA-42 Democrat CA-42 0% provisional 0 of 29
435 Sylvia R. GarciaD Rep., TX-29 Democrat TX-29 0% provisional 0 of 29
436 Martin HeinrichD Senator, New Mexico Democrat New Mexico 0% provisional 0 of 29
437 Glenn IveyD Rep., MD-4 Democrat MD-4 0% provisional 0 of 29
438 Sara JacobsD Rep., CA-51 Democrat CA-51 0% provisional 0 of 29
439 Hakeem S. JeffriesD Rep., NY-8House Minority Leader Democrat NY-8 0% provisional 0 of 29
440 Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.D Rep., GA-4 Democrat GA-4 0% provisional 0 of 29
441 William R. KeatingD Rep., MA-9 Democrat MA-9 0% provisional 0 of 29
442 Robin L. KellyD Rep., IL-2 Democrat IL-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
443 Amy KlobucharD Senator, MinnesotaSenate Democratic Steering Committee Chair Democrat Minnesota 0% provisional 0 of 29
444 Raja KrishnamoorthiD Rep., IL-8 Democrat IL-8 0% provisional 0 of 29
445 George LatimerD Rep., NY-16 Democrat NY-16 0% provisional 0 of 29
446 Summer L. LeeD Rep., PA-12 Democrat PA-12 0% provisional 0 of 29
447 Jennifer L. McClellanD Rep., VA-4 Democrat VA-4 0% provisional 0 of 29
448 Morgan McGarveyD Rep., KY-3 Democrat KY-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
449 LaMonica McIverD Rep., NJ-10 Democrat NJ-10 0% provisional 0 of 29
450 Robert MenendezD Rep., NJ-8 Democrat NJ-8 0% provisional 0 of 29
451 Grace MengD Rep., NY-6 Democrat NY-6 0% provisional 0 of 29
452 Kweisi MfumeD Rep., MD-7 Democrat MD-7 0% provisional 0 of 29
453 Richard E. NealD Rep., MA-1 Democrat MA-1 0% provisional 0 of 29
454 Joe NeguseD Rep., CO-2Assistant House Minority Leader Democrat CO-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
455 Alexandria Ocasio-CortezD Rep., NY-14 Democrat NY-14 0% provisional 0 of 29
456 Johnny Olszewski, Jr.D Rep., MD-2 Democrat MD-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
457 Ilhan OmarD Rep., MN-5 Democrat MN-5 0% provisional 0 of 29
458 Frank Pallone, Jr.D Rep., NJ-6 Democrat NJ-6 0% provisional 0 of 29
459 Mark PocanD Rep., WI-2 Democrat WI-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
460 Ayanna PressleyD Rep., MA-7 Democrat MA-7 0% provisional 0 of 29
461 Delia C. RamirezD Rep., IL-3 Democrat IL-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
462 Jamie RaskinD Rep., MD-8 Democrat MD-8 0% provisional 0 of 29
463 Luz M. RivasD Rep., CA-29 Democrat CA-29 0% provisional 0 of 29
464 Deborah K. RossD Rep., NC-2 Democrat NC-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
465 Mary Gay ScanlonD Rep., PA-5 Democrat PA-5 0% provisional 0 of 29
466 Janice D. SchakowskyD Rep., IL-9 Democrat IL-9 0% provisional 0 of 29
467 Robert C. "Bobby" ScottD Rep., VA-3 Democrat VA-3 0% provisional 0 of 29
468 Adam SmithD Rep., WA-9 Democrat WA-9 0% provisional 0 of 29
469 Tina SmithD Senator, Minnesota Democrat Minnesota 0% provisional 0 of 29
470 Melanie A. StansburyD Rep., NM-1 Democrat NM-1 0% provisional 0 of 29
471 Marilyn StricklandD Rep., WA-10 Democrat WA-10 0% provisional 0 of 29
472 Linda T. SánchezD Rep., CA-38 Democrat CA-38 0% provisional 0 of 29
473 Mark TakanoD Rep., CA-39 Democrat CA-39 0% provisional 0 of 29
474 Jill N. TokudaD Rep., HI-2 Democrat HI-2 0% provisional 0 of 29
475 Paul TonkoD Rep., NY-20 Democrat NY-20 0% provisional 0 of 29
476 Lauren UnderwoodD Rep., IL-14 Democrat IL-14 0% provisional 0 of 29
477 Juan VargasD Rep., CA-52 Democrat CA-52 0% provisional 0 of 29
478 Nydia M. VelázquezD Rep., NY-7 Democrat NY-7 0% provisional 0 of 29
479 Elizabeth WarrenD Senator, MassachusettsSenate Democratic Conference Vice Chair Democrat Massachusetts 0% provisional 0 of 29
480 Bonnie Watson ColemanD Rep., NJ-12 Democrat NJ-12 0% provisional 0 of 29
481 Sheldon WhitehouseD Senator, Rhode Island Democrat Rhode Island 0% provisional 0 of 29
482 Nanette Diaz BarragánD Rep., CA-44 Democrat CA-44 0% provisional 0 of 28
483 Michael F. BennetD Senator, Colorado Democrat Colorado 0% provisional 0 of 28
484 Sean CastenD Rep., IL-6 Democrat IL-6 0% provisional 0 of 28
485 Diana DeGetteD Rep., CO-1 Democrat CO-1 0% provisional 0 of 28
486 Mark DeSaulnierD Rep., CA-10 Democrat CA-10 0% provisional 0 of 28
487 Madeleine DeanD Rep., PA-4 Democrat PA-4 0% provisional 0 of 28
488 Suzan K. DelBeneD Rep., WA-1 Democrat WA-1 0% provisional 0 of 28
489 Debbie DingellD Rep., MI-6 Democrat MI-6 0% provisional 0 of 28
490 Lloyd DoggettD Rep., TX-37 Democrat TX-37 0% provisional 0 of 28
491 Dwight EvansD Rep., PA-3 Democrat PA-3 0% provisional 0 of 28
492 Lois FrankelD Rep., FL-22 Democrat FL-22 0% provisional 0 of 28
493 Jesús G. "Chuy" GarcíaD Rep., IL-4 Democrat IL-4 0% provisional 0 of 28
494 Daniel S. GoldmanD Rep., NY-10 Democrat NY-10 0% provisional 0 of 28
495 Al GreenD Rep., TX-9 Democrat TX-9 0% provisional 0 of 28
496 Jared HuffmanD Rep., CA-2 Democrat CA-2 0% provisional 0 of 28
497 Sydney Kamlager-DoveD Rep., CA-37 Democrat CA-37 0% provisional 0 of 28
498 Betty McCollumD Rep., MN-4 Democrat MN-4 0% provisional 0 of 28
499 Gregory W. MeeksD Rep., NY-5 Democrat NY-5 0% provisional 0 of 28
500 Jeff MerkleyD Senator, Oregon Democrat Oregon 0% provisional 0 of 28
501 Gwen MooreD Rep., WI-4 Democrat WI-4 0% provisional 0 of 28
502 Jerrold NadlerD Rep., NY-12 Democrat NY-12 0% provisional 0 of 28
503 Chellie PingreeD Rep., ME-1 Democrat ME-1 0% provisional 0 of 28
504 Mike QuigleyD Rep., IL-5 Democrat IL-5 0% provisional 0 of 28
505 Lateefah SimonD Rep., CA-12 Democrat CA-12 0% provisional 0 of 28
506 Rashida TlaibD Rep., MI-12 Democrat MI-12 0% provisional 0 of 28
507 Peter WelchD Senator, Vermont Democrat Vermont 0% provisional 0 of 28
508 Greg CasarD Rep., TX-35 Democrat TX-35 0% provisional 0 of 27
509 Emanuel CleaverD Rep., MO-5 Democrat MO-5 0% provisional 0 of 27
510 Cleo FieldsD Rep., LA-6 Democrat LA-6 0% provisional 0 of 27
511 Teresa Leger FernandezD Rep., NM-3 Democrat NM-3 0% provisional 0 of 27
512 James P. McGovernD Rep., MA-2 Democrat MA-2 0% provisional 0 of 27
513 Patty MurrayD Senator, Washington Democrat Washington 0% provisional 0 of 27
514 Debbie Wasserman SchultzD Rep., FL-25 Democrat FL-25 0% provisional 0 of 27
515 Nikema WilliamsD Rep., GA-5 Democrat GA-5 0% provisional 0 of 27
516 Seth MoultonD Rep., MA-6 Democrat MA-6 0% provisional 0 of 26
517 Emily RandallD Rep., WA-6 Democrat WA-6 0% provisional 0 of 26
518 Frederica S. WilsonD Rep., FL-24 Democrat FL-24 0% provisional 0 of 26
519 John GaramendiD Rep., CA-8 Democrat CA-8 0% provisional 0 of 25
520 Pramila JayapalD Rep., WA-7 Democrat WA-7 0% provisional 0 of 25
521 Nancy PelosiD Rep., CA-11 Democrat CA-11 0% provisional 0 of 23
522 Donald NorcrossD Rep., NJ-1 Democrat NJ-1 0% provisional 0 of 19
Not ranked: fewer than 10 key votes counted (17)

Members who joined mid-term, delegates and others who had few chances to vote on the list.

Key votes under review

Each vote below is a recorded roll call in the 119th Congress. The conservative position is the vote a limited-government, fiscally restrained, border-security and traditional-values conservative would cast; the one-line reason says what the vote did, in neutral terms.

  1. Secure America Act
    Senate · Jun 5, 2026 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Provides $70 billion through fiscal 2029 for Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection and ICE, by reconciliation.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  2. Fiscal 2026 budget resolution
    Senate · Apr 23, 2026 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Sets the fiscal 2026 budget framework and instructs committees to write the reconciliation bill funding immigration enforcement.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Rand Paul (R-KY)

  3. Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act
    House · Mar 26, 2026 · conservative position: YEA · 213 of 213 Republicans held it · 4 of 210 Democrats voted the same way

    Funds Homeland Security for the rest of fiscal 2026 and ends the partial DHS shutdown.

  4. Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2026
    House · Mar 5, 2026 · conservative position: YEA · 217 of 217 Republicans held it · 4 of 213 Democrats voted the same way

    Funds the Department of Homeland Security, including border and interior immigration enforcement.

  5. Do No Harm in Medicaid Act
    House · Dec 18, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 211 of 211 Republicans held it · 4 of 205 Democrats voted the same way

    Bars federal Medicaid funding for gender transition procedures for minors.

  6. SPEED Act
    House · Dec 18, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 210 of 211 Republicans held it · 11 of 206 Democrats voted the same way

    Narrows environmental review under the National Environmental Policy Act to speed permitting.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1)

  7. Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act
    House · Dec 17, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 217 Republicans held it · 0 of 210 Democrats voted the same way

    The House Republican health insurance bill, passed instead of extending the enhanced premium tax credits.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Thomas Massie (R-KY-4)

  8. PERMIT Act
    House · Dec 11, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 215 of 216 Republicans held it · 6 of 210 Democrats voted the same way

    Streamlines Clean Water Act permitting for energy and infrastructure projects.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1)

  9. Disapproval of the Buffalo resource management plan
    Senate · Nov 20, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 51 Republicans held it · 0 of 41 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns a Bureau of Land Management plan that restricted energy and grazing use of federal land in Wyoming.

  10. Confirmation of Joshua Dunlap as a judge of the First Circuit
    Senate · Nov 4, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested federal appeals court nomination.

  11. Confirmation of Rebecca Taibleson as a judge of the Seventh Circuit
    Senate · Oct 27, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested federal appeals court nomination.

  12. Confirmation of Jennifer Mascott as a judge of the Third Circuit
    Senate · Oct 9, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 51 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested federal appeals court nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  13. Disapproval of the Miles City resource management plan
    Senate · Oct 8, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns a Bureau of Land Management plan that restricted energy and grazing use of federal land in Montana.

  14. Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2026 (House passage, September 2025)
    House · Sep 19, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 218 Republicans held it · 1 of 211 Democrats voted the same way

    Short-term funding bill to keep the government open into November 2025.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Thomas Massie (R-KY-4), Victoria Spartz (R-IN-5)

  15. Stop Illegal Entry Act
    House · Sep 11, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 215 of 215 Republicans held it · 11 of 208 Democrats voted the same way

    Raises penalties for people who illegally enter or re-enter the United States after removal.

  16. Confirmation of Jeanine Pirro as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia
    Senate · Aug 2, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 50 Republicans held it · 0 of 43 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested nomination.

  17. Confirmation of Emil Bove as a judge of the Third Circuit
    Senate · Jul 29, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested federal appeals court nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  18. Rescissions Act of 2025
    Senate · Jul 17, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Cancels about $9 billion in previously approved foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  19. Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act
    House · Jul 17, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 217 of 217 Republicans held it · 2 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    Bars the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency.

  20. Confirmation of Joseph Edlow as Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
    Senate · Jul 15, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested nomination for the agency that handles legal immigration.

  21. One Big Beautiful Bill Act (final passage)
    House · Jul 3, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 218 of 220 Republicans held it · 0 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    House agrees to the Senate version of the 2025 reconciliation bill, sending it to the President.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1), Thomas Massie (R-KY-4)

  22. One Big Beautiful Bill Act
    Senate · Jul 1, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    The 2025 reconciliation law: extends the 2017 tax cuts, cuts some spending and funds border and immigration enforcement. Passed 51-50 with the Vice President's tie-break.

    Republicans who broke ranks (3)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Rand Paul (R-KY), Thom Tillis (R-NC)

  23. District of Columbia Federal Immigration Compliance Act
    House · Jun 12, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 213 of 213 Republicans held it · 11 of 205 Democrats voted the same way

    Requires the District of Columbia to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.

  24. Rescissions Act of 2025
    House · Jun 12, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 214 of 218 Republicans held it · 0 of 208 Democrats voted the same way

    Cancels about $9 billion in previously approved foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.

    Republicans who broke ranks (4)

    Mark E. Amodei (R-NV-2), Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1), Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY-11), Michael R. Turner (R-OH-10)

  25. Bill to bar noncitizens from voting in District of Columbia elections
    House · Jun 10, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 210 of 210 Republicans held it · 56 of 204 Democrats voted the same way

    Repeals the District's law that lets noncitizen residents vote in local elections.

  26. Save SBA from Sanctuary Cities Act
    House · Jun 5, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 206 of 210 Republicans held it · 5 of 200 Democrats voted the same way

    Bars Small Business Administration loans to businesses in jurisdictions that limit cooperation with immigration enforcement.

    Republicans who broke ranks (4)

    Kevin Kiley (I-CA-3), Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY-11), Jay Obernolte (R-CA-23), David G. Valadao (R-CA-22)

  27. Disapproval of the California Advanced Clean Cars II waiver
    Senate · May 22, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 50 Republicans held it · 1 of 43 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the federal waiver behind California's phase-out of new gasoline-only cars.

  28. One Big Beautiful Bill Act (House passage)
    House · May 22, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 215 of 217 Republicans held it · 0 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    The 2025 reconciliation bill: extends the 2017 tax cuts, cuts some spending and funds border and immigration enforcement.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Warren Davidson (R-OH-8), Thomas Massie (R-KY-4)

  29. Disapproval of the EPA major-to-area source reclassification rule
    Senate · May 1, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns a Clean Air Act rule on reclassifying major pollution sources.

  30. Disapproval of the California Advanced Clean Cars II waiver
    House · May 1, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 211 of 211 Republicans held it · 35 of 199 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the federal waiver behind California's phase-out of new gasoline-only cars.

  31. Disapproval of the California heavy-duty truck emissions waiver
    House · Apr 30, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 218 of 219 Republicans held it · 13 of 203 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the federal waiver that let California set its own zero-emission truck standards.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1)

  32. SAVE Act
    House · Apr 10, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 216 Republicans held it · 4 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    Requires documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.

  33. Fiscal 2025 budget resolution (concurring in the Senate amendment)
    House · Apr 10, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 218 Republicans held it · 0 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    Adopts the budget framework that allowed the 2025 reconciliation bill to pass with a simple majority.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Thomas Massie (R-KY-4), Victoria Spartz (R-IN-5)

  34. No Rogue Rulings Act
    House · Apr 9, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 219 of 220 Republicans held it · 0 of 212 Democrats voted the same way

    Limits the power of a single federal district judge to issue nationwide injunctions.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Michael R. Turner (R-OH-10)

  35. Disapproval of the CFPB digital payment apps rule
    House · Apr 9, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 219 of 219 Republicans held it · 0 of 211 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that put large payment apps under federal supervision.

  36. Confirmation of Elbridge Colby as Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
    Senate · Apr 8, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 52 Republicans held it · 3 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

  37. Fiscal 2025 budget resolution (House version)
    Senate · Apr 5, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 44 Democrats voted the same way

    Adopts the budget framework used for the 2025 reconciliation bill.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Rand Paul (R-KY)

  38. Confirmation of D. John Sauer as Solicitor General
    Senate · Apr 3, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 43 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested nomination.

  39. Disapproval of the Energy Department walk-in cooler and freezer standards
    Senate · Apr 3, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 53 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 40 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns new energy conservation standards for commercial walk-in coolers and freezers.

  40. Disapproval of the CFPB overdraft lending rule
    Senate · Mar 27, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the rule capping overdraft fees at very large banks.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Josh Hawley (R-MO)

  41. Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025
    Senate · Mar 14, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 1 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Funds the government through September 2025 at about the prior year's level.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Rand Paul (R-KY)

  42. Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025
    House · Mar 11, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 217 Republicans held it · 1 of 213 Democrats voted the same way

    Funds the government through September 2025 at about the prior year's level with a cut to non-defense spending.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Thomas Massie (R-KY-4)

  43. Confirmation of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education
    Senate · Mar 3, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 51 Republicans held it · 0 of 43 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet nomination.

  44. Disapproval of the EPA methane waste emissions charge
    Senate · Feb 27, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Overturns the EPA fee on methane emissions from oil and gas systems.

  45. Fiscal 2025 budget resolution (Senate version)
    Senate · Feb 21, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Opens the budget reconciliation process for tax, spending and border funding legislation.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Rand Paul (R-KY)

  46. Confirmation of Kash Patel as FBI Director
    Senate · Feb 20, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 51 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (2)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  47. Confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services
    Senate · Feb 13, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

  48. Confirmation of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence
    Senate · Feb 12, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet-level nomination.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

  49. Midnight Rules Relief Act
    House · Feb 12, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 211 of 212 Republicans held it · 1 of 208 Democrats voted the same way

    Lets Congress disapprove late-term regulations in one vote instead of rule by rule.

    Republicans who broke ranks (1)

    Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1)

  50. Protecting American Energy Production Act
    House · Feb 7, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 210 of 210 Republicans held it · 16 of 204 Democrats voted the same way

    Bars the President from banning hydraulic fracturing without an act of Congress.

  51. Confirmation of Russell Vought as Director of the Office of Management and Budget
    Senate · Feb 6, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 53 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet-level nomination.

  52. Confirmation of Pam Bondi as Attorney General
    Senate · Feb 4, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 53 of 53 Republicans held it · 1 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet nomination.

  53. Confirmation of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense
    Senate · Jan 24, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 50 of 53 Republicans held it · 0 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Contested Cabinet nomination; confirmed 51-50 with the Vice President's tie-break.

    Republicans who broke ranks (3)

    Susan M. Collins (R-ME), Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)

  54. Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act
    House · Jan 23, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 216 Republicans held it · 1 of 205 Democrats voted the same way

    Requires care for an infant who survives an abortion and sets penalties for providers who do not give it.

  55. Fix Our Forests Act
    House · Jan 23, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 215 of 215 Republicans held it · 64 of 205 Democrats voted the same way

    Speeds forest thinning and wildfire-risk projects on federal land and trims review requirements.

  56. Laken Riley Act (final passage)
    House · Jan 22, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 217 of 217 Republicans held it · 46 of 202 Democrats voted the same way

    Requires detention of unauthorized immigrants charged with theft, burglary or assault on a police officer.

  57. Laken Riley Act
    Senate · Jan 20, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 52 of 52 Republicans held it · 12 of 45 Democrats voted the same way

    Requires detention of unauthorized immigrants charged with theft, burglary or assault on a police officer.

  58. Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act
    House · Jan 16, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 213 of 213 Republicans held it · 61 of 206 Democrats voted the same way

    Makes unauthorized immigrants who are charged with or convicted of certain sex offenses or domestic violence inadmissible and deportable.

  59. Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act
    House · Jan 14, 2025 · conservative position: YEA · 216 of 216 Republicans held it · 2 of 208 Democrats voted the same way

    Limits girls' and women's school sports teams to biological females.

How the score works

  • The list. About thirty House and thirty Senate roll calls of the 119th Congress that were clear conservative priorities: the 2025 budget reconciliation law, the Laken Riley Act, rescissions, spending and tax bills, immigration enforcement funding, contested nominations, Congressional Review Act resolutions, energy permitting, election-integrity bills and the like. The list is a draft proposed for approval; it is not final.
  • The conservative position on each vote is recorded in advance as yea or nay. It is a judgment about the vote, shown beside it with a neutral one-line reason, never a measure of how a member talks.
  • The score is the share of a member's counted key votes cast with the conservative position. A member who did not vote on a roll call, or voted present, has that vote left out, not counted against them.
  • Minimum. A member needs at least 10 counted key votes to be ranked. Members with fewer are listed separately with the number they have.
  • Chambers. House members are scored on House votes and senators on Senate votes, so the two lists are not on the same ballot, and Democrats are scored the same way as Republicans.
  • Source. Every vote comes from the official roll-call records of the House Clerk and the Senate, loaded into the Politics tables of this site; the list was last reviewed Nov 8, 2026.

Sources: House Clerk roll call votes, Senate roll call votes.

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