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119th Congress · before filters: 676 recorded entries · 65 labeled “not voting”.
Congress totals, participation, party alignment & sources
- Recorded entries
- 676
- Recorded “not voting”
- 65
Recorded “not voting” accounts for 9.6% of this member’s 676 recorded entries in the 119th Congress. Review “not voting” entries.
Counts and this share cover the selected Congress before all filters. The share is “not voting” entries divided by recorded entries, rounded to one decimal place. This is not an attendance rate: missing entries are not counted, and voting eligibility varies by office and service period. “Not voting” is the source’s label; it gives no reason for nonparticipation. Recorded entries also include yes/no, present and named choices.
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How often this member voted with their party when Democratic and Republican majorities took opposite sides. Each roll call has equal weight. This describes voting behavior, not cooperation or ideology.
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118th Congress · 2023–2024
House · Republican
95.7% with party majority
808 of 844 eligible votes with party · 36 against
Recorded dates: Jan 3, 2023–Dec 20, 2024
Denominator & exclusions · 1241 entries
Eligible means this member cast a yes/no vote, had a D/R party label, and the two parties’ yes/no majorities opposed each other. The member’s own vote is included in the party tally. Exclusions below are mutually exclusive, checked in the listed order.
- Party breakdown unavailable: 0
- Quorum or Speaker election: 25
- Present, not voting, or named choice: 13
- Independent or other party: 0
- A party tied or cast no yes/no votes: 0
- Party majorities agreed: 359
Inventory retrieval: House 2023: Sep 25, 2026 · House 2024: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2023: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2024: Sep 25, 2026
119th Congress · 2025–2026
House · Republican
98.4% with party majority
426 of 433 eligible votes with party · 7 against
Recorded dates: Jan 3, 2025–Sep 16, 2026
Denominator & exclusions · 676 entries
Eligible means this member cast a yes/no vote, had a D/R party label, and the two parties’ yes/no majorities opposed each other. The member’s own vote is included in the party tally. Exclusions below are mutually exclusive, checked in the listed order.
- Party breakdown unavailable: 0
- Quorum or Speaker election: 3
- Present, not voting, or named choice: 65
- Independent or other party: 0
- A party tied or cast no yes/no votes: 0
- Party majorities agreed: 175
Inventory retrieval: House 2025: Sep 25, 2026 · House 2026: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2025: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2026: Sep 25, 2026
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Vote coverage & sources
Official recorded floor roll calls in the selected Congress. Voice votes, unanimous consent and committee votes are excluded. Only entries explicitly listing this member are included; missing entries are not missed votes. Retrieval dates describe source inventory checks; individual roll-call records may be retained from earlier captures.
Delegates and the resident commissioner do not vote on final House floor passage. A member who had not yet taken office, had left office, or was not eligible is not assigned a missed vote. Zero entries can reflect no eligible service.
Vote categories and coverage methodologyHouse · Roll call 164 · May 13, 2026Legislation & amendments
H R 1346
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceNay
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 203 · Yea: 218 · Not Voting: 9
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 113 · Yea 95 · Not Voting 4
- Republican: Nay 90 · Yea 122 · Not Voting 5
- Independent: Yea 1
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 142 · Apr 29, 2026Legislation & amendments
S 1318
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceNay
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 191 · Yea: 235 · Not Voting: 4
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 169 · Yea 42 · Not Voting 1
- Republican: Yea 192 · Nay 22 · Not Voting 3
- Independent: Yea 1
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 53 · Feb 3, 2026Legislation & amendments
H R 7148
Question: On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments
Member’s choiceNay
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 214 · Yea: 217 · Not Voting: 1
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 193 · Yea 21
- Republican: Yea 196 · Nay 21 · Not Voting 1
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 244 · Sep 10, 2025Legislation & amendments
H R 3838 · Amendment 23
Question: On Agreeing to the Amendment
Member’s choiceAye
Overall resultAgreed to
Recorded tally: Yea: 261 · Nay: 167 · Not Voting: 9
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Yea 212 · Not Voting 3
- Republican: Nay 167 · Yea 49 · Not Voting 6
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 200 · Jul 17, 2025Legislation & amendments
S 1582
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceNay
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 122 · Yea: 308 · Not Voting: 2
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 110 · Yea 102
- Republican: Yea 206 · Nay 12 · Not Voting 2
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 195 · Jul 15, 2025Procedural
H RES 580
Question: On Agreeing to the Resolution
Member’s choiceNo
Overall resultFailed
Recorded tally: Nay: 223 · Yea: 196 · Not Voting: 13
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 210 · Not Voting 2
- Republican: Yea 196 · Nay 13 · Not Voting 11
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
House · Roll call 92 · Apr 8, 2025Procedural
H RES 294
Question: On Agreeing to the Resolution
Member’s choiceNo
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 211 · Yea: 213 · Not Voting: 9
Party breakdown · against party majority
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
- Democratic: Nay 210 · Not Voting 3
- Republican: Yea 213 · Not Voting 6 · Nay 1
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.