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How every sitting member of Congress voted on 38 scored roll calls, from the House Clerk and Senate records. Free weekly briefing ↓. Not a campaign.

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How did your members of Congress vote? https://t.co/jpQ5AD89oB shows it for all 533 sitting members, on 38 scored roll calls (19 per chamber) as of Oct 22, 2026, each linked to the House Clerk or Senate record. Free, no account. 🧵
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Get the free weekly briefing, sent Fridays from Oct 30: what the roll calls say about incumbents in this year's races, with sources.
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How did your members of Congress vote? https://t.co/jpQ5AD89oB shows it for all 533 sitting members, on 38 scored roll calls (19 per chamber) as of Oct 22, 2026, each linked to the House Clerk or Senate record. Free, no account. 🧵
https://t.co/rGAws3zFZX

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Since the afternoon of Oct 21, 2026, every position on the site is read from the House Clerk or Senate roll-call record. Before that, our Oct 8–16 X graphics used estimated data; 45 had errors, corrected Oct 22. Differences and fixes are logged here:
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@merica For the vote-record side of that: Collins has 16 yes, 3 no and 4 breaks with her party on 19 scored votes. The nos: the One Big Beautiful Bill, the 2025 rescissions package and CLARITY Act cloture. The 4th break was a yes on taking up S.J.Res. 197.
https://t.co/Q5t7IBVlSA

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@jackfitzdc @mychaelschnell @NoraReports On breaking ranks, his floor record: Fitzpatrick has 4 no votes on 19 scored roll calls, and all 4 were breaks with his party, including final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (218–214) and the only GOP no on H.J.Res. 210 and 213.
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@KOINNews The roll calls behind the "yes man" question: Gluesenkamp Perez has 14 yes, 5 no and 8 breaks with her party on 19 scored votes (58% unity). She was one of 6 Democrats for the shutdown-ending CR and the PROOF Act.
https://t.co/caP9h0aspS

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@GVWire Gray's House record so far: 14 yes, 5 no and 8 breaks with his party across 19 scored votes (58% unity). He was one of 6 Democrats to vote for the CR that ended the shutdown (222–209) and for the PROOF Act (217–207).
https://t.co/zDUawxxiDW

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@TheLeadCNN @jaketapper For context on the floor record: across 19 scored votes, Davis has 16 yes, 3 no and 10 breaks with his party (47% unity), the most of the 10 toss-up incumbents we track. He was one of 6 Democrats for the shutdown-ending CR and the PROOF Act.
https://t.co/8G2tRguH2A

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Correction: From Oct 8–16 we posted 45 vote graphics with errors because they used estimated data, not official roll calls. Some showed party breaks or votes that didn't happen. We're correcting each in-thread and will remove the originals. Fixes log: https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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@SenCapito Correction: our Oct 16 post on Shelley Moore Capito had wrong totals (19 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks). Official totals: 18 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Shelley Moore Capito deserve your vote for another term? Here's how she voted for her last term. https://t.co/m3pdqqKLni #WVSen #WestVirginia @SenCapito #RachelFettyAnderson #Republican #WestVirginiaGOP #Democrat #WestVirginiaDemocrats

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@RepJayapal Correction: our Oct 16 post said Pramila Jayapal broke with Democrats by voting Nay on the NDAA. Official House roll 262 (2025): Jayapal voted Nay, with most Democrats. Totals: 4 yes, 12 no, 2 party breaks, 3 not voting. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Pramila Jayapal deserve your vote for another term? Here's how she voted for her last term. https://t.co/lct63grSc2 #WA7 #Washington @RepJayapal #NiravSheth #Democrat #WashingtonDemocrats #Republican #WashingtonGOP

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@SenatorHagerty Correction: our Oct 16 post on Bill Hagerty had wrong totals (19 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks). Official totals: 18 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Bill Hagerty deserve your vote for another term? Here's how he voted for his last term. https://t.co/Aw7Xm9sxgR #TNSen #Tennessee @SenatorHagerty #MarquitaBradshaw #Republican #TennesseeGOP #Democrat #TennesseeDemocrats

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@SenatorRounds Correction: our Oct 16 post on Mike Rounds had wrong totals (19 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks). Official totals: 18 yes, 1 no, 0 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Mike Rounds deserve your vote for another term? Here's how he voted for his last term. See the full report and more at https://t.co/sEkARoadu4 #SDSen #SouthDakota @SenatorRounds #Republican #SouthDakotaGOP

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@SenJackReed Correction: our Oct 16 post on Jack Reed had wrong totals (7 yes, 11 no, 2 party breaks). Official totals: 6 yes, 13 no, 2 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Jack Reed deserve your vote for another term? Here's how he voted for his last term. See the full report and more at https://t.co/uZg1hnFpEU #RISen #RhodeIsland @SenJackReed #RaymondMcKay #Democrat #RhodeIslandDemocrats #Republican #RhodeIslandGOP

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@SenJeffMerkley Correction: our Oct 16 post on Jeff Merkley had wrong totals (3 yes, 17 no, 7 party breaks). Official totals: 2 yes, 16 no, 6 party breaks, 1 not voting. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Jeff Merkley deserve your vote for another term? Here's how he voted for his last term. See the full report and more at https://t.co/wpP9Vk4cvs #ORSen #Oregon @SenJeffMerkley #DavidBrockSmith #Democrat #OregonDemocrats #Republican #OregonGOP

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@Jim_Jordan Correction: our Oct 16 post said Jim Jordan broke with Republicans on the FY2027 CR, TAKE IT DOWN Act and Shutdown CR. Official House rolls 286 (2026), 104, 285 (2025): Yea on all three, with Republicans. Totals: 19 yes, 0 no, 0 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Jim Jordan deserve your vote for another term? Here's how he voted for his last term. See the full report and more at https://t.co/YvXwoTtHys #OH4 #Ohio @Jim_Jordan #JoshuaKolasinski #Republican #OhioGOP #Democrat #OhioDemocrats

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@RepAOC Correction: our Oct 16 post said Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez broke with Democrats by voting Nay on the NDAA. Official House roll 262 (2025): Ocasio-Cortez voted Nay, with most Democrats. Totals: 4 yes, 15 no, 2 party breaks. https://t.co/XjpY0XZonl

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Does Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez deserve your vote for another term? Here's how she voted for her last term. https://t.co/20eAIrUyuG #NY14 #NewYork @RepAOC #DiamantHysenaj #Democrat #NewYorkDemocrats #Republican #NewYorkGOP