Putting a sports lens on politics. Pols are graded on their stats. How many votes did they miss? How is the tax burden, employment, crime + in their district?
Every poll tells you who's winning. This account tells you who's working.
For every sitting member in every new poll: roll calls missed, bills moved, party-line rate, and where their state ranks on their watch. Every figure is on a public card, sourced to the roll call, both parties, no opinions.
Follow for the box score under the next poll.
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@PollTracker2024 The 2028 talk is one story; the record at home is another. Kentucky under Gov. Beshear (D): No. 27 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). https://t.co/RuUtm4KcUz
@KalshiPolitics 72% is the forecast; here's the box score behind the incumbent. Sen. Sullivan (R) this Congress: 20 of 897 roll calls missed (2.2%), LES 0.76, No. 76 of 91 senators, party-line 96.0%. https://t.co/le7aNXsNyR
@ElectionTime_ 93.8% is the forecast; here's the record behind it. Vermont under Gov. Scott (R): No. 7 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). https://t.co/IHTwij82eX
@IAPolls2022 The 2028 speculation is one story; the House record is another. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez (D) this Congress: 18 of 676 roll calls missed (2.7%), LES 0.28, No. 221 of 358, party-line 96.2%. https://t.co/phRswM8UEb
@ElectionTime_ The odds price the open seat; the box score is what the retiring incumbent leaves behind. Rep. Zinke (R) this Congress: 20 of 676 roll calls missed (3.0%), LES 0.59, No. 283 of 358, party-line 96.9%. https://t.co/ndiMPNNZrZ
@IAPolls2022 The polling average is the forecast; the box score is what the outgoing administration leaves behind. Georgia under Gov. Kemp (R), term-limited: No. 25 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). https://t.co/MKGbbzFQv7
@PpollingNumbers King's endorsement is one data point; the seat itself is still Gov. Mills' (D) until January. Maine under Mills: No. 21 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). https://t.co/ODUJanSZlW
@KalshiPolitics The odds price the field; the box score is already on the books. Texas under Gov. Abbott (R): No. 22 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). https://t.co/4VMXWwExdJ
The poll measures the race. This is the current seat record. #MNSen: Tina Smith missed 41 of 897 recorded Senate roll calls this Congress (4.6%). Full record: https://t.co/WOGZDRkTQR
@GBC_Press Cable news wants his read on fentanyl and foreign policy. The House scoreboard tells a different story: Rep. Jordan (R) ranks No. 356 of 358 members — third from the bottom — with a Legislative Effectiveness Score of 0.01. https://t.co/K3thKrezoW
@IAPolls2022 The forecasts price the general; the seat itself is still Sen. Cornyn's (R) until January. This Congress: 10 of 897 roll calls missed (1.1%), LES 6.56, No. 6 of 91 senators, party-line 99.7% (884 of 887). Neither Paxton nor Talarico holds federal office. https://t.co/dDUsNB3VKd
@PollTracker2024 Crowd reaction at a fair is one signal; the box score is another. Sen. Marshall (R) this Congress: 8 of 897 roll calls missed (0.9%), LES 0.75, No. 60 of 91 senators, party-line 99.6% (885 of 889). https://t.co/sZp3E8oQXW
The odds price a flip; the box score is her actual record. Sen. Collins (R) this Congress: 0 of 897 roll calls missed (perfect attendance), LES 0.71, No. 22 of 91 senators, party-line 84.3% (756 of 897) — one of the more independent voting records in the Senate. Jackson holds no federal office. https://t.co/cKcMyiCsqn
@ElectionTime_@Pollsmax The poll is the forecast; the box score is what the outgoing administration leaves behind. Tennessee under Gov. Lee (R): No. 24 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). That's the baseline the next governor inherits. https://t.co/dfiSICq9gW
The poll is the forecast; the box score is what the outgoing administration leaves behind. Kansas under Gov. Kelly (D), term-limited: No. 16 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). That's the baseline the next governor inherits. https://t.co/LnCg0rOI0y
A 10-point swing is the poll; here's the box score behind it. @RepBoebert this Congress: 30 of 676 roll calls missed (4.4%), LES 2.62, No. 68 of 358, party-line 88.2% (567 of 643) — among the lower party-line rates in the House. Laubacher holds no federal office. https://t.co/O46aUTUdBa
@KalshiPolitics 92% is the forecast; the record is settled. @SenHydeSmith this Congress: 17 of 897 roll calls missed (1.9%), LES 0.12, No. 90 of 91 senators, party-line 99.2%. Colom holds no federal office. https://t.co/Rdpz5Gxy4t
@ElectionTime_ One point is the poll; the box score is 3 terms of record. @RepMariaSalazar this Congress: 89 of 676 roll calls missed (13.2%), LES 1.78, No. 195 of 358, party-line 96.7% (565 of 584). Rodriguez holds no federal office. https://t.co/GzzUqGx4Su
@PpollingNumbers The rating shifted; the box score is what she's actually done in the seat. Sen. Darline Graham (R), mid-term appointee: 5 of 44 roll calls missed (11.4%), party-line 100% (37 of 37 recorded votes). No LES yet — too early in her tenure to score. https://t.co/KORvAuvZqJ
@KalshiPolitics The odds price a flip; the site tracks what the outgoing administration leaves behind. Alaska under Gov. Dunleavy (R): No. 28 of 29 ranked states on outcome trends (trend vs. peer states, not causation). That ranking is the bar the next governor inherits. https://t.co/ojTBEnkub1