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Portrait of Jim Jordan
U.S. House · Ohio · District 4

Jim Jordan

RepublicanAge 62
19.7 years of congressional service
First congressional service: 2007

As of Sep 29, 2026. Combined recorded House and Senate service, rounded to one decimal. Gaps are excluded; overlapping terms count once. Scheduled future service is excluded.

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Current term: Jan 3, 2025 – Jan 3, 2027

At a glance

Voting pattern99.3% with party453 of 456 eligible votes when D/R majorities opposed each other.119th Congress · House · Republican · all vote typesExplore party departures →Legislative activity0 billsSponsored · 119th Congress16 active cosponsorshipsSee sponsored bills →Total raised$4.8MReported campaign receipts · 2025–26Through Jun 30, 2026Explore campaign funding →Committee assignments2 committeesCommittee on Oversight and Government Reform · Committee on the JudiciarySubcommittees and event service listed separatelySee responsibilities →

Their record in Congress

Recorded votes and legislative activity, with the underlying evidence.

Overview: 119th Congress · 2025–26

Voting history

676 recorded entries

Search choices, outcomes, and party relationships. Missing records are not absences.

Sponsored & cosponsored bills

0 sponsored

16 active cosponsorships. Explore bill status and cross-party sponsorship.

Explore voting history & party relationships
THE RECORDED VOTE

Voting history

See the question put to a vote, this member’s recorded choice, and the result. A procedural vote is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying policy.

119th Congress · before filters: 676 recorded entries · 22 labeled “not voting”.

Congress totals, participation, party alignment & sources
Recorded entries
676
Recorded “not voting”
22

Recorded “not voting” accounts for 3.3% 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.

Party alignment over time

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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

99.6% with party majority

836 of 839 eligible votes with party · 3 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: 23
  • Independent or other party: 0
  • A party tied or cast no yes/no votes: 0
  • Party majorities agreed: 354
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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

99.3% with party majority

453 of 456 eligible votes with party · 3 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: 22
  • Independent or other party: 0
  • A party tied or cast no yes/no votes: 0
  • Party majorities agreed: 195
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Inventory retrieval: House 2025: Sep 25, 2026 · House 2026: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2025: Sep 25, 2026 · Senate 2026: Sep 25, 2026

Procedural votes and nominations are included in “All vote types”; use the type filter to inspect them separately. Independents are not assigned to either party or caucus. Read the counting rules.

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 methodology
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  1. House · Roll call 314 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Retire through Ownership Act

    S 2403

    Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Yea: 401 · Not Voting: 18 · Nay: 14

    Party breakdown · excluded from alignment

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed

    • Democratic: Yea 209 · Not Voting 5
    • Republican: Yea 191 · Not Voting 13 · Nay 14
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  2. House · Roll call 313 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Water Resources Development Act

    H R 9497

    Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Yea: 415 · Not Voting: 9 · Nay: 9

    Party breakdown · excluded from alignment

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed

    • Democratic: Yea 212 · Not Voting 2
    • Republican: Yea 202 · Not Voting 7 · Nay 9
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  3. House · Roll call 312 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Ratepayer Protection Act

    H R 9340

    Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Yea: 417 · Not Voting: 12 · Nay: 3

    Party breakdown · excluded from alignment

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed

    • Democratic: Yea 206 · Not Voting 5 · Nay 3
    • Republican: Yea 210 · Not Voting 7
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  4. House · Roll call 311 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule issued by the Environmental Protection Agency relating to the “California State Nonroad Engine Pollution Control Standards; Commercial Harbor Craft Regulations; Notice of Decision”

    H J RES 213

    Question: On Passage

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Nay: 208 · Yea: 214 · Not Voting: 11

    Party breakdown · with party majority

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.

    • Democratic: Nay 207 · Yea 3 · Not Voting 4
    • Republican: Yea 210 · Not Voting 7 · Nay 1
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  5. House · Roll call 310 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    PROOF Act

    H R 10326

    Question: On Passage

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Nay: 207 · Yea: 217 · Not Voting: 9

    Party breakdown · with party majority

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.

    • Democratic: Nay 206 · Yea 6 · Not Voting 2
    • Republican: Yea 210 · Not Voting 7 · Nay 1
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  6. House · Roll call 309 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    National Fraud Enforcement Division Act

    H R 9576

    Question: On Passage

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Nay: 72 · Yea: 352 · Not Voting: 9

    Party breakdown · excluded from alignment

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed

    • Democratic: Nay 72 · Yea 139 · Not Voting 3
    • Republican: Yea 212 · Not Voting 6
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  7. House · Roll call 308 · Sep 16, 2026Legislation & amendments

    An Act to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow early childhood educators to take the educator expense deduction, and for other purposes

    H R 5334

    Question: On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Nay: 159 · Yea: 262 · Not Voting: 12

    Party breakdown · with party majority

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.

    • Democratic: Nay 152 · Yea 58 · Not Voting 4
    • Republican: Yea 203 · Not Voting 8 · Nay 7
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  8. House · Roll call 307 · Sep 15, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Directing the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran

    H CON RES 93

    Question: On Agreeing to the Resolution

    Member’s choiceNay

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Yea: 220 · Nay: 204 · Not Voting: 9

    Party breakdown · with party majority

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.

    • Democratic: Yea 213 · Not Voting 1
    • Republican: Nay 203 · Yea 7 · Not Voting 8
    • Independent: Nay 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  9. House · Roll call 306 · Sep 15, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Environmental Protection Agency relating to “California State Nonroad Engine Pollution Control Standards; Ocean-Going Vessels At-Berth; Notice of Decision”

    H J RES 210

    Question: On Passage

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Nay: 211 · Yea: 216 · Not Voting: 6

    Party breakdown · with party majority

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.

    • Democratic: Nay 210 · Yea 3 · Not Voting 1
    • Republican: Yea 212 · Not Voting 5 · Nay 1
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
  10. House · Roll call 305 · Sep 15, 2026Legislation & amendments

    Tax Relief for Fraud Victims Act

    H R 9500

    Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended

    Member’s choiceYea

    Overall resultPassed

    Recorded tally: Yea: 408 · Not Voting: 8 · Nay: 17

    Party breakdown · excluded from alignment

    Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed

    • Democratic: Yea 212 · Not Voting 2
    • Republican: Yea 195 · Not Voting 6 · Nay 17
    • Independent: Yea 1

    Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.

    Official roll call ↗ · Official XML record
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LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY

Sponsored & cosponsored bills

See which bills this member introduced or formally supported. Sponsorship is distinct from a vote, an endorsement of every provision, or a measure of effectiveness.

119th Congress · before filters: 0 sponsored · 16 active cosponsorships · 0 withdrawn. Active refers to cosponsorship, not bill status.

Congress totals, cross-party sponsorship & sources
Sponsored
0
Cosponsored · active
16
Withdrawn
0

House and Senate bills (H.R. and S.) only; resolutions and amendments excluded. Counts apply to the selected Congress, not a career. “Active” means the official record does not mark the cosponsorship withdrawn; it does not mean the bill is still pending.

Cross-party sponsorship

Sponsored bills with opposite-party cosponsors
0
Opposite-party bills cosponsored
2

Before filters: 0 of 0 sponsored bills with a D/R sponsor; 2 of 16 active cosponsorships with D/R member and sponsor labels. Excluded: 0 sponsored and 0 cosponsored bills because of other/unknown parties or withdrawal.

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“Opposite party” means Democrat/Republican, in either direction. Parties come from the retrieved bill record; they are not a verified history of party or caucus changes. Independents remain separate. Withdrawn cosponsors are excluded; each bill counts once. These ties do not establish joint negotiation or agreement on every provision. Methodology.

Sources & freshness

Congress.gov bill-status records distributed by the U.S. Government Publishing Office. Latest actions are quoted from the source and can lag congressional proceedings.

Coverage and counting methodology
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    Campaign funding

    How much the campaign has raised during the reporting window.

    JORDAN, JAMES D. · FEC H6OH04082 · Registered election year: 2026

    2025–2026 reporting window · through Jun 30, 2026

    Total raised
    $4,774,322.04
    Reported campaign receipts
    Cash on hand
    $6,030,300.82
    Debts owed
    $0.00

    Reported funding mix

    • Individuals 68.9%
    • Other political committees 11.1%
    • Authorized committee transfers 4.2%
    • Remaining reported receipts 15.8%

    Remaining reported receipts are the difference between the reported total and the displayed source categories.

    Receipts include more than donations. Authorized-committee transfers are shown separately, not deducted. This is not a career total; outside spending is separate.

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    FOLLOW THE MONEY

    Campaign finance & donors

    Finance hub: JORDAN, JAMES D.

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    Reported campaign activity for January 1, 2025–December 31, 2026, through the dates below. Financial support does not establish control, allegiance, or the reason for a vote.

    JORDAN, JAMES D.

    FEC H6OH04082 · Registered election year: 2026. The figures below cover the 2025–2026 reporting window, not a full Senate campaign or career.

    Campaign summary through Jun 30, 2026

    Total receipts
    $4,774,322.04
    Total disbursements
    $6,230,901.81
    Cash on hand
    $6,030,300.82
    Debts owed
    $0.00
    Where the money came from & other reported amounts
    Individual contributions
    $3,289,988.27
    Other political committee contributions
    $529,815.34
    Party committee contributions
    $0.00
    Candidate contributions
    $0.00
    Candidate loans
    $0.00
    Other loans
    $0.00
    Transfers from authorized committees
    $202,308.94
    Transfers to authorized committees
    $458,513.51
    Refunds to individuals
    $32,699.32
    Refunds to committees
    $10,000.00
    Candidate loan repayments
    $0.00
    Other loan repayments
    $0.00

    Totals are reported FEC figures. Receipts include more than donations. Transfers between authorized committees can inflate combined receipts and disbursements; transfers are shown separately and no adjustment is silently applied.

    Authorized campaign committees (1)

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    Committee donor overview

    Find committees and inspect their reported contributions and refunds. Contribution subtotals include negative corrections. Refunds are reported separately by the receiving campaign and may relate to earlier donations. These are totals of covered records, not a complete net-donation ranking or a list of individual donors. Negative refund amounts are reported corrections; $0 means no amount in the covered records.

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    138 matching committees · 138 covered committees · Page 1 of 14. Highest contribution amounts first; both record types are included in this overview.

    Summary downloaded Sep 29, 2026. Contribution records downloaded Sep 29, 2026. Refund records downloaded Sep 29, 2026. Filing periods differ, so these records do not reconcile directly to the campaign summary above. Refreshes replace the published snapshot as amended filings become available.

    Sources & coverage

    2025–2026 FEC reporting window. Committee subtotals sum covered records, including signed corrections; campaign-reported refunds are separate. Reporting dates and attribution differ, so these are not net donations or a complete donor ranking. Memo entries, individual donors, transfers and outside spending are excluded.

    Identity matching uses the community-maintained congressional ID crosswalk, checked against FEC candidate office, state, name, and authorized committee links. Sourced identity reviews above explain any specific exceptions. Unresolved matches are withheld.

    Excluded source records: Outside linked campaign scope: 66; Memo entries: 8.

    Finance methodology · Public finance JSON

    Contributors & outside spending

    Campaign contributions and spending by other groups answer different questions. Outside spending below is never added to campaign receipts. All categories cover dated 2025–2026 records available at retrieval.

    Individual & other noncommittee contributions10,615 recordsIndividual & other noncommittee refunds22 recordsIndependent spending — regular reports62 recordsIndependent spending — rapid notices0 recordsElectioneering communications0 recordsMember & employee communications0 recordsCoordinated party spending0 records

    Zero covered records means no matching records in these sources, not proof of no activity. These are record counts, not donor counts.

    Reported spending around this candidate

    Independent spending — regular reports

    Supporting this candidate
    $1,699.40
    Opposing this candidate
    $0.00

    Member & employee communications

    No covered records; no spending total established.

    Coordinated party spending

    No covered records; no spending total established.

    Subtotals sum covered non-memo records, including signed corrections. Rapid notices and electioneering disclosures have no aggregate because they can overlap other records or mention multiple candidates. Spending supporting this person is distinct from spending opposing an opponent, which appears on the opponent’s profile when covered.

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    Detail sources & limitations

    Public disclosures do not expose every original funder or all political messaging. No employer or industry affiliation is treated as a corporate donation, and no financial record establishes allegiance or a reason for a vote.

    Records excluded during acquisition: none.

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    Responsibilities & experience

    Committees, leadership & recorded service
    RESPONSIBILITIES

    Committees & leadership

    Sources & dates

    Memberships reflect the source snapshot. Retrieval dates do not establish when an appointment began.

    House Clerk: members, committees and office contactsSource date: Sep 2, 2026 · Retrieved Sep 29, 2026
    PUBLIC SERVICE

    Congressional service

    First recorded serviceJan 4, 2007
    Combined House & Senate service19.7 years

    As of Sep 29, 2026. Gaps in service are excluded; overlapping records are counted once. Scheduled future service is not included.

    View recorded terms
    1. House · OHJan 4, 2007 – Jan 3, 2009
    2. House · OHJan 6, 2009 – Jan 3, 2011
    3. House · OHJan 5, 2011 – Jan 3, 2013
    4. House · OHJan 3, 2013 – Jan 3, 2015
    5. House · OHJan 6, 2015 – Jan 3, 2017
    6. House · OHJan 3, 2017 – Jan 3, 2019
    7. House · OHJan 3, 2019 – Jan 3, 2021
    8. House · OHJan 3, 2021 – Jan 3, 2023
    9. House · OHJan 3, 2023 – Jan 3, 2025
    10. House · OHJan 3, 2025 – Jan 3, 2027 (scheduled end)

    Term history is a community-maintained compilation, separate from the official assignment and contact sources. Verify in the Congressional Biographical Directory ↗

    Congress legislators: compiled congressional term history (community-maintained)Source date: not supplied · Retrieved Sep 29, 2026
    Biography, affiliations & portrait sources

    Biography & source context

    Jim Jordan serves as representative for Ohio’s 4th congressional district. Committee assignments include Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Committee on the Judiciary.

    Born Feb 17, 1964 · Age 62 as of Oct 11, 2026.

    Birth date from the official congressional biography. Official biography dates take precedence when other sources disagree.

    House History / Biographical DirectorySource date: not supplied · Retrieved Sep 8, 2026

    This concise biography is drawn from structured office, state, and committee records. See the official website for the member’s full biography and stated priorities.

    Official website ↗Membership source ↗
    Official congressional membershipSource date: Sep 2, 2026 · Retrieved Sep 29, 2026

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    Documented affiliations

    Affiliation research pending. No membership inference is made from party or endorsements.

    Affiliation coverage is incomplete. Memberships can overlap and change over time.

    Contact the congressional office
    GET IN TOUCH

    Contact the congressional office

    (202) 225-2676

    2056 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515

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    Sources & dates

    Memberships reflect the source snapshot. Retrieval dates do not establish when an appointment began.

    House Clerk: members, committees and office contactsSource date: Sep 2, 2026 · Retrieved Sep 29, 2026
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