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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676 recorded entries
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17 sponsored
186 active cosponsorships. Explore bill status and cross-party sponsorship.
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119th Congress · before filters: 676 recorded entries · 0 labeled “not voting”.
Recorded “not voting” accounts for 0.0% of this member’s 676 recorded entries in the 119th Congress. Review “not voting” entries.
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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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House · Republican
99.2% with party majority
467 of 471 eligible votes with party · 4 against
Recorded dates: Jan 3, 2025–Sep 16, 2026
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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
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
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
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
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
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
H J RES 213
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceYea
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 208 · Yea: 214 · Not Voting: 11
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
H R 10326
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceYea
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 207 · Yea: 217 · Not Voting: 9
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
H R 9576
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceYea
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 72 · Yea: 352 · Not Voting: 9
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
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
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
H CON RES 93
Question: On Agreeing to the Resolution
Member’s choiceNay
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Yea: 220 · Nay: 204 · Not Voting: 9
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
H J RES 210
Question: On Passage
Member’s choiceYea
Overall resultPassed
Recorded tally: Nay: 211 · Yea: 216 · Not Voting: 6
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Democratic and Republican majorities opposed each other.
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
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
Member’s party in this roll call: Republican. Party majorities agreed
Includes all listed members, including former members; vice-presidential tie breakers are excluded.
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119th Congress · before filters: 17 sponsored · 186 active cosponsorships · 0 withdrawn. Active refers to cosponsorship, not bill status.
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.
Before filters: 1 of 17 sponsored bills with a D/R sponsor; 3 of 186 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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Introduced Apr 9, 2026 · Joined Apr 9, 2026 (original cosponsor)
Sponsor: Rep. Adams, Alma S. [D-NC-12] · Democratic. Member’s party in this bill record: Republican.
Active cosponsors by recorded party: Republican 1 · Democratic 5.
Inspect named cosponsors on Congress.gov ↗Latest action · Apr 27, 2026: Referred to the Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs.
View bill on Congress.gov ↗ · Official XML record · Source updated Jun 3, 2026Introduced Dec 15, 2025
Sponsor: Rep. Harris, Mark [R-NC-8] · Republican. Member’s party in this bill record: Republican.
Active cosponsors by recorded party: Democratic 1.
Inspect named cosponsors on Congress.gov ↗Latest action · Jan 13, 2026: Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
View bill on Congress.gov ↗ · Official XML record · Source updated Aug 10, 2026Introduced Jul 14, 2025 · Joined Sep 10, 2026
Sponsor: Rep. Sherman, Brad [D-CA-32] · Democratic. Member’s party in this bill record: Republican.
Active cosponsors by recorded party: Republican 161 · Democratic 150.
Inspect named cosponsors on Congress.gov ↗Latest action · Jul 14, 2025: Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
View bill on Congress.gov ↗ · Official XML record · Source updated Sep 25, 2026Introduced Feb 14, 2025 · Joined Aug 19, 2025
Sponsor: Rep. Davis, Donald G. [D-NC-1] · Democratic. Member’s party in this bill record: Republican.
Active cosponsors by recorded party: Republican 14 · Democratic 5.
Inspect named cosponsors on Congress.gov ↗Latest action · Feb 14, 2025: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
View bill on Congress.gov ↗ · Official XML record · Source updated Sep 19, 2026How much the campaign has raised during the reporting window.
HARRIS, MARK E · FEC H6NC09200 · Registered election year: 2026
2025–2026 reporting window · through Jun 30, 2026
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.
HARRIS, MARK E · FEC H4NC08066 · Registered election year: 2026
2025–2026 reporting window · through Jun 30, 2026
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.
Finance hub: HARRIS, MARK EFinance hub: HARRIS, MARK E
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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.
FEC H6NC09200 · 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
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.
FEC H4NC08066 · 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
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.
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C00693796 · Covered activity Feb 5, 2026–Jun 1, 2026
C00883413 · Covered activity Jul 31, 2025–Mar 24, 2026
C00000901 · Covered activity Jan 7, 2026–Jul 29, 2026
C00030718 · Covered activity Dec 10, 2025–Aug 19, 2026
C00193631 · Covered activity Mar 25, 2025–Apr 17, 2026
C00503680 · Covered activity Mar 26, 2025–Jun 23, 2025
C00110338 · Covered activity Sep 3, 2025–Sep 3, 2025
C00358663 · Covered activity Jun 24, 2026–Jun 24, 2026
C00084491 · Covered activity Jun 26, 2025–May 27, 2026
C00028787 · Covered activity Mar 10, 2025–Mar 10, 2025
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Excluded source records: Memo entries: 2; Outside linked campaign scope: 32.
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As of Sep 29, 2026. Gaps in service are excluded; overlapping records are counted once. Scheduled future service is not included.
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Mark Harris serves as representative for North Carolina’s 8th congressional district. Committee assignments include Committee on Agriculture, Committee on Education and Workforce.
Born Apr 24, 1966 · Age 60 as of Oct 11, 2026.
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