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555 members of the 119th Congress. Search by name, or narrow by party, chamber or state.

Alabama

  • Katie Boyd BrittRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 59 statementsBritt's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Tommy TubervilleRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 77 statementsNothing in Tuberville's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Barry MooreRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 19 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Moore's indexed remarks, a property bill and a children's bill.
  • Shomari FiguresDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 35 statementsBlack History Month leads Figures's indexed remarks at three.
  • Mike RogersRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 48 statementsLittle repeats in Rogers's indexed remarks.
  • Robert B. AderholtRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Aderholt's indexed remarks, a consolidated appropriations act.
  • Dale W. StrongRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 19 statementsA pay bill for homeland defenders leads Strong's indexed remarks at three, and a property bill follows at two.
  • Gary J. PalmerRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 20 statementsAn emissions bill leads Palmer's indexed remarks at three.
  • Terri A. SewellDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 56 statementsNothing in Sewell's indexed remarks passes two.

Alaska

  • Dan SullivanRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 53 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Sullivan's indexed remarks at nine, with two more headings on joint resolutions accounting for eight.
  • Lisa MurkowskiRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 38 statementsA land entitlement bill leads Murkowski's indexed remarks at three.
  • Nicholas J. Begich IIIRepublican · House · 676 votes · 23 statementsA resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule leads Begich's indexed remarks at six, and a research coordination bill follows at two.

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Arizona

  • Mark KellyDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 40 statementsKelly's indexed remarks are unusually even, with six headings at two apiece and none higher: a commerce and justice appropriations bill, a continuing appropriations act, government funding, H.R.
  • Ruben GallegoDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 35 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Gallego's indexed remarks, resolutions of congressional disapproval at five.
  • David SchweikertRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 105 statementsDebt and the federal balance sheet run through nearly all of Schweikert's indexed remarks.
  • Elijah CraneRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 16 statementsA financial services appropriations bill leads Crane's indexed remarks at three, and a state department appropriations bill follows at two.
  • Yassamin AnsariDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 39 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Ansari's indexed remarks, on the administration.
  • Greg StantonDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 52 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Stanton has on the record here, one on a heat caucus and one on tariffs.
  • Andy BiggsRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 58 statementsBorder security leads Biggs's indexed remarks at six.
  • Juan CiscomaniRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 97 statementsNearly all of what Ciscomani has on the record here is Arizona.
  • Adelita S. GrijalvaDemocrat · House, district 7 · 394 votes · 42 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Grijalva's indexed remarks, on the 2027 budget request, on Juneteenth in Pima County and on election integrity.
  • Raúl M. GrijalvaDemocrat · House, district 7 · 71 votes · until March 13, 2025
  • Abraham J. HamadehRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 12 statements
  • Paul A. GosarRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 18 statementsThe Farm, Food, and National Security Act leads Gosar's indexed remarks at eight, and defense appropriations follow at three.

Arkansas

  • John BoozmanRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 65 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Boozman's indexed remarks, and it is procedural.
  • Tom CottonRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 49 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Cotton's indexed remarks: a wild horses protection bill at four and terminating a declared national emergency at two.
  • Eric A. "Rick" CrawfordRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 25 statementsA heading on the arrest of Nicolás Maduro leads Crawford's indexed remarks at six.
  • J. French HillRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 99 statementsHill's indexed remarks are largely banking and housing.
  • Steve WomackRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Womack has on the record here, a consolidated appropriations act at five.
  • Bruce WestermanRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 99 statementsLand and energy run through Westerman's indexed remarks.

California

  • Adam B. SchiffDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 101 statementsSchiff's indexed remarks are spread thin, with no heading past four.
  • Alex PadillaDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 184 statementsPadilla's indexed remarks sit mostly on the year's executive business.
  • Doug LaMalfaRepublican · House, district 1 · 362 votes · until January 5, 2026
  • James GallagherRepublican · House, district 1 · 98 votes · 4 statements
  • Jared HuffmanDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 63 statementsPermitting and public land carry most of Huffman's indexed remarks.
  • Kevin KileyIndependent · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 208 statementsCalifornia is the subject of most of what Kiley has on the record here.
  • Mike ThompsonDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 154 statementsTax is the recurring subject in Thompson's indexed remarks.
  • Tom McClintockRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 52 statementsImmigration carries most of McClintock's indexed remarks.
  • Ami BeraDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 17 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Bera has on the record here, Eagle Scout recipients and a constituent marking the country's 250th anniversary.
  • Doris O. MatsuiDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 23 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Matsui's indexed remarks, a technology bill and a resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule.
  • John GaramendiDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 118 statementsLittle repeats in Garamendi's indexed remarks.
  • Josh HarderDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 22 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Harder has on the record here, on the wildfire crisis.
  • Mark DeSaulnierDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 80 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what DeSaulnier has on the record here, on funding for a suicide hotline for LGBTQ young people.
  • Nancy PelosiDemocrat · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 42 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Pelosi's indexed remarks at five.
  • Lateefah SimonDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 40 statementsNothing in Simon's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Adam GrayDemocrat · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 16 statements
  • Aisha WahabDemocrat · House, district 14 · 22 votes
  • Eric SwalwellDemocrat · House, district 14 · 470 votes · until April 14, 2026
  • Kevin MullinDemocrat · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Mullin has on the record here, on guardrails for chatbots.
  • Sam T. LiccardoDemocrat · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 40 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Liccardo's indexed remarks, a resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule.
  • Ro KhannaDemocrat · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 41 statementsEliminating the Department of Education leads Khanna's indexed remarks at three.
  • Zoe LofgrenDemocrat · House, district 18 · 676 votes · 27 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Lofgren's indexed remarks, a small business innovation bill.
  • Jimmy PanettaDemocrat · House, district 19 · 676 votes · 31 statements
  • Vince FongRepublican · House, district 20 · 676 votes · 41 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Fong has on the record here, on his summer interns, the Fix Our Forests Act and space.
  • Jim CostaDemocrat · House, district 21 · 676 votes · 54 statementsLittle repeats in Costa's indexed remarks.
  • David G. ValadaoRepublican · House, district 22 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Valadao's indexed remarks, a wildfire technology bill.
  • Jay ObernolteRepublican · House, district 23 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Obernolte's indexed remarks, a fentanyl trafficking bill.
  • Salud O. CarbajalDemocrat · House, district 24 · 676 votes · 26 statementsThe Farm, Food, and National Security Act leads Carbajal's indexed remarks at five, and a heading on the Republican budget follows at three.
  • Raul RuizDemocrat · House, district 25 · 676 votes · 18 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Ruiz has on the record here, a resolution supporting rural communities.
  • Julia BrownleyDemocrat · House, district 26 · 676 votes · 8 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Brownley has on the record here, a procurement bill.
  • George WhitesidesDemocrat · House, district 27 · 676 votes · 16 statements
  • Judy ChuDemocrat · House, district 28 · 676 votes · 44 statementsA bill on pregnant and parenting women leads Chu's indexed remarks at five.
  • Luz M. RivasDemocrat · House, district 29 · 676 votes · 51 statementsHealthcare and the cost of living carry most of Rivas's indexed remarks.
  • Laura FriedmanDemocrat · House, district 30 · 676 votes · 8 statementsFriedman has fewer remarks indexed than almost any member here.
  • Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.Democrat · House, district 31 · 676 votes
  • Brad ShermanDemocrat · House, district 32 · 676 votes · 29 statementsA detention case leads Sherman's indexed remarks at five.
  • Pete AguilarDemocrat · House, district 33 · 676 votes · 7 statements
  • Jimmy GomezDemocrat · House, district 34 · 676 votes · 23 statements
  • Norma J. TorresDemocrat · House, district 35 · 676 votes · 34 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Torres's indexed remarks, a rules resolution.
  • Ted LieuDemocrat · House, district 36 · 676 votes · 18 statements
  • Sydney Kamlager-DoveDemocrat · House, district 37 · 676 votes · 50 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Kamlager-Dove has on the record here: the administration's first 100 days at four, a heading on the reconciliation bill at two, and a privileged question at two.
  • Linda T. SánchezDemocrat · House, district 38 · 676 votes · 10 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Sánchez has on the record here, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
  • Mark TakanoDemocrat · House, district 39 · 676 votes · 112 statementsImmigration policy is the largest heading in Takano's indexed remarks at 12.
  • Young KimRepublican · House, district 40 · 676 votes · 47 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Kim has on the record here, a housing bill.
  • Ken CalvertRepublican · House, district 41 · 676 votes · 46 statementsDefense appropriations account for 14 of Calvert's indexed remarks, far ahead of anything else, with a consolidated appropriations act at three.
  • Robert GarciaDemocrat · House, district 42 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Garcia's indexed remarks, on the administration at three.
  • Maxine WatersDemocrat · House, district 43 · 676 votes · 44 statementsFinancial services carry nearly all of Waters's indexed remarks.
  • Nanette Diaz BarragánDemocrat · House, district 44 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Barragán has on the record here, on an immigration enforcement budget bill and on working families.
  • Derek TranDemocrat · House, district 45 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Tran has on the record here, on the Lunar New Year.
  • J. Luis CorreaDemocrat · House, district 46 · 676 votes · 126 statementsImmigration and his district run through Correa's indexed remarks in roughly equal measure.
  • Dave MinDemocrat · House, district 47 · 676 votes · 36 statementsA heading on the Department of Government Efficiency leads Min's indexed remarks at four, and one on the administration follows at three.
  • Darrell IssaRepublican · House, district 48 · 676 votes · 16 statementsA bill on judicial rulings leads Issa's indexed remarks at five, and the 2027 defense authorization follows at two.
  • Mike LevinDemocrat · House, district 49 · 676 votes · 26 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Levin has on the record here, on the global energy race at four.
  • Scott H. PetersDemocrat · House, district 50 · 676 votes · 18 statementsAn infrastructure review bill leads Peters's indexed remarks at three, and a budget resolution follows at two.
  • Sara JacobsDemocrat · House, district 51 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Jacobs's indexed remarks, a rules relief bill and a procurement bill.
  • Juan VargasDemocrat · House, district 52 · 676 votes · 25 statements

Colorado

  • John W. HickenlooperDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 40 statementsColorado wildfires lead Hickenlooper's indexed remarks at three.
  • Michael F. BennetDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 67 statementsNothing in Bennet's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Diana DeGetteDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what DeGette has on the record here, a cancer awareness reauthorization and an energy production bill.
  • Joe NeguseDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 38 statementsA resolution denouncing an attack in Boulder leads Neguse's indexed remarks at four.
  • Jeff HurdRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 39 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Hurd has on the record here, a reservoir conveyance bill.
  • Lauren BoebertRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 19 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Boebert's indexed remarks, defense appropriations and the 2027 defense authorization.
  • Jeff CrankRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 51 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in Crank's indexed remarks.
  • Jason CrowDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Crow has on the record here, resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution.
  • Brittany PettersenDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 208 statements
  • Gabe EvansRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 27 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Evans's indexed remarks, a resolution denouncing an attack in Boulder at three and an exceptional events bill at two.

Connecticut

  • Christopher MurphyDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 115 statementsHomeland security appropriations lead Murphy's indexed remarks at six.
  • Richard BlumenthalDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 133 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Blumenthal's indexed remarks at ten.
  • John B. LarsonDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 40 statementsSocial Security runs through most of what Larson has on the record here, under three closely related headings totaling six.
  • Joe CourtneyDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 62 statementsCourtney's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Rosa L. DeLauroDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 68 statementsAppropriations run through nearly all of DeLauro's indexed remarks.
  • James A. HimesDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 21 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Himes's indexed remarks at three.
  • Jahana HayesDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 31 statementsEducation runs through most of Hayes's indexed remarks.

Delaware

  • Christopher A. CoonsDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 60 statementsCoons's indexed remarks are unusually even, with eight headings at two apiece and none higher: Alex Padilla, the country's 250th anniversary, artificial intelligence, defense appropriations, a nomination, resolutions of congressional disapproval, a voter eligibility bill and terminating a declared national emergency.
  • Lisa Blunt RochesterDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 36 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Blunt Rochester's indexed remarks at four.
  • Sarah McBrideDemocrat · House · 676 votes · 56 statementsDelaware runs through most of what McBride has on the record here.

District of Columbia

  • Eleanor Holmes NortonDemocrat · House · 85 votes · 129 statementsThe District of Columbia is the subject of nearly everything Norton has on the record here.

Florida

  • Ashley MoodyRepublican · Senate · 907 votes · 39 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Moody has on the record here, homeland security appropriations.
  • Marco RubioRepublican · Senate · 8 votes · until January 20, 2025
  • Rick ScottRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 68 statementsLittle repeats in Scott's indexed remarks.
  • Jimmy PatronisRepublican · House, district 1 · 588 votes · 21 statements
  • Neal P. DunnRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 7 statements
  • Kat CammackRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 27 statements
  • Aaron BeanRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 79 statementsNearly everything Bean has on the record here is northeast Florida.
  • John H. RutherfordRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 13 statements
  • Michael WaltzRepublican · House, district 6 · 17 votes · until January 20, 2025
  • Randy FineRepublican · House, district 6 · 588 votes · 51 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Fine's indexed remarks at five.
  • Cory MillsRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Mills has on the record here, a procurement bill at four, which is most of what is indexed.
  • Mike HaridopolosRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 138 statementsHousing costs lead Haridopolos's indexed remarks at seven.
  • Darren SotoDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 132 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Soto has on the record here, and it is procedural.
  • Maxwell FrostDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 46 statementsA heading on desperation leads Frost's indexed remarks at three.
  • Daniel WebsterRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 15 statements
  • Gus M. BilirakisRepublican · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 220 statementsAlmost nothing in Bilirakis's indexed remarks repeats.
  • Anna Paulina LunaRepublican · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Luna's indexed remarks, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act and a veterans accessibility bill.
  • Kathy CastorDemocrat · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 60 statementsEnergy runs through most of Castor's indexed remarks.
  • Laurel M. LeeRepublican · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 15 statementsNothing in Lee's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Vern BuchananRepublican · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 9 statements
  • W. Gregory SteubeRepublican · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 22 statementsThe Farm, Food, and National Security Act leads Steube's indexed remarks at four, and military construction appropriations follow at three.
  • Scott FranklinRepublican · House, district 18 · 676 votes
  • Byron DonaldsRepublican · House, district 19 · 676 votes · 4 statementsDonalds has the fewest remarks indexed of any member here with a repeating heading.
  • Sheila Cherfilus-McCormickDemocrat · House, district 20 · 488 votes · until April 21, 2026
  • Brian J. MastRepublican · House, district 21 · 676 votes · 101 statementsWar powers dominate what Mast has on the record here more than any other member.
  • Lois FrankelDemocrat · House, district 22 · 676 votes
  • Jared MoskowitzDemocrat · House, district 23 · 676 votes · 23 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Moskowitz's indexed remarks, an award recipient.
  • Frederica S. WilsonDemocrat · House, district 24 · 676 votes · 116 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Wilson's indexed remarks, both commendations of individuals.
  • Debbie Wasserman SchultzDemocrat · House, district 25 · 676 votes · 65 statementsMilitary construction and veterans appropriations lead Wasserman Schultz's indexed remarks at nine.
  • Mario Diaz-BalartRepublican · House, district 26 · 676 votes · 33 statementsAppropriations account for nearly all of Diaz-Balart's indexed remarks.
  • Maria Elvira SalazarRepublican · House, district 27 · 676 votes · 9 statementsA heading on socialism leads Salazar's indexed remarks at four, which is most of what is indexed.
  • Carlos A. GimenezRepublican · House, district 28 · 676 votes · 40 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Gimenez's indexed remarks, on a school anniversary, on resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution, and on a tribal lands bill.

Georgia

  • Jon OssoffDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 29 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Ossoff has on the record here, the Department of Homeland Security.
  • Raphael G. WarnockDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 31 statementsA voter eligibility bill leads Warnock's indexed remarks at three.
  • Earl L. "Buddy" CarterRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 407 statementsMost of what Carter has on the record here is recognition of people and places in Georgia: a coach, a resort, a judge's retirement, deaths in the Savannah community.
  • Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.Democrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes
  • Brian JackRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 29 statements
  • Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.Democrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes
  • Nikema WilliamsDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 11 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Williams has on the record here, a voter eligibility bill.
  • Lucy McBathDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 55 statementsMcBath's indexed remarks are unusually even, with eight headings at two apiece and none higher.
  • Richard McCormickRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 20 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what McCormick has on the record here, a procurement bill at four.
  • Austin ScottRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 3 statements
  • Andrew S. ClydeRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 27 statementsClyde's indexed remarks are unusually even, with five headings at two apiece and none higher: a law enforcement bill for the nation's capital, the Laken Riley Act, two Second Amendment bills and a permitting bill.
  • Mike CollinsRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 6 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Collins's indexed remarks, the Laken Riley Act and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
  • Barry LoudermilkRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 6 statements
  • Rick W. AllenRepublican · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 47 statementsOnly four headings repeat in Allen's indexed remarks.
  • David ScottDemocrat · House, district 13 · 493 votes · until April 21, 2026
  • Everton Blair Jr.Democrat · House, district 13 · 29 votes
  • Clay FullerRepublican · House, district 14 · 205 votes · 3 statements
  • Marjorie Taylor GreeneRepublican · House, district 14 · 362 votes · until January 5, 2026

Guam

  • James C. MoylanRepublican · House · 85 votes · 67 statementsGuam runs through nearly all of what Moylan has on the record here.

Hawaii

  • Brian SchatzDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 105 statementsSchatz's indexed remarks are spread across the year's business.
  • Mazie K. HironoDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 35 statementsNothing in Hirono's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Ed CaseDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 33 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Case's indexed remarks, a Filipino veterans compensation fund and a budget bill he introduced.
  • Jill N. TokudaDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 50 statementsThe Farm, Food, and National Security Act and a procurement bill lead Tokuda's indexed remarks at five each.

Idaho

  • James E. RischRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 86 statementsLittle in Risch's indexed remarks repeats.
  • Mike CrapoRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 106 statementsA single amendment accounts for seven of Crapo's indexed remarks, and terminating a declared national emergency for six.
  • Russ FulcherRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 16 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Fulcher's indexed remarks, a smart device disclosure bill.
  • Michael K. SimpsonRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 13 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Simpson has on the record here, a commerce and justice appropriations bill at three.

Illinois

  • Richard J. DurbinDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 419 statementsDurbin has more remarks indexed here than any other member.
  • Tammy DuckworthDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 30 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Duckworth has on the record here, on border security, on the Department of Government Efficiency and on the War Powers Resolution.
  • Jonathan L. JacksonDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 99 statementsVoting rights lead Jackson's indexed remarks at six, and the ending of diversity programs by executive order follows at five.
  • Robin L. KellyDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 28 statementsGun violence runs through most of Kelly's indexed remarks, under two headings totaling four.
  • Delia C. RamirezDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 98 statementsImmigration and social programs carry most of Ramirez's indexed remarks.
  • Jesús G. "Chuy" GarcíaDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 75 statementsLittle repeats in García's indexed remarks.
  • Mike QuigleyDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 52 statementsNothing in Quigley's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Sean CastenDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 34 statementsA Treasury payment systems hack and a heading on the energy race lead Casten's indexed remarks at four each.
  • Danny K. DavisDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 53 statementsThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act leads Davis's indexed remarks at five, and a TANF bill follows at three.
  • Raja KrishnamoorthiDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 36 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Krishnamoorthi has on the record here, a study group launch and a resolution on attacks on Minnesota lawmakers.
  • Janice D. SchakowskyDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 15 statements
  • Bradley Scott SchneiderDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 22 statementsA heading on chaos and manufactured crises leads Schneider's indexed remarks at five, and one on light winning follows at three.
  • Bill FosterDemocrat · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 57 statementsThe expiration of a nuclear arms treaty leads Foster's indexed remarks at eight, with the risk of nuclear conflict accounting for two more.
  • Mike BostRepublican · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 31 statementsVeterans run through most of what Bost has on the record here, across three bills at two apiece: a benefits bill, a care bill and a Second Amendment bill.
  • Nikki BudzinskiDemocrat · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 19 statements
  • Lauren UnderwoodDemocrat · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 14 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Underwood's indexed remarks, on Black maternal health.
  • Mary E. MillerRepublican · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 23 statementsA heading on faith leads Miller's indexed remarks at three.
  • Darin LaHoodRepublican · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 52 statementsIllinois runs through nearly all of what LaHood has on the record here.
  • Eric SorensenDemocrat · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 20 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Sorensen's indexed remarks, the 2027 defense authorization.

Indiana

  • Jim BanksRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 36 statementsBanks's indexed remarks are unusually even, with eight headings at two apiece and none higher: the country's 250th anniversary, a football team, a resolution on Ghislaine Maxwell, an athlete, Indiana, a maiden speech, a naval weapons station and the State of the Union.
  • Todd YoungRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 28 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Young has on the record here, a resolution on Ghislaine Maxwell.
  • Frank J. MrvanDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 30 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Mrvan has on the record here, on checks and balances.
  • Rudy Yakym IIIRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 35 statementsNothing in Yakym's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Marlin A. StutzmanRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 42 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Stutzman has on the record here, on the President in the Middle East.
  • James R. BairdRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 58 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in what Baird has on the record here.
  • Victoria SpartzRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 17 statements
  • Jefferson ShreveRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 32 statementsA heading on a balanced budget leads Shreve's indexed remarks at three, and a district tour follows at two.
  • André CarsonDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 42 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Carson has on the record here, a commemorative joint resolution and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
  • Mark B. MessmerRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 26 statements
  • Erin HouchinRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 45 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Houchin's indexed remarks, on efficiency standards and on rural broadband.

Iowa

  • Chuck GrassleyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 319 statementsWhistleblowers are the most frequent heading in Grassley's indexed remarks, at seven.
  • Joni ErnstRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 73 statementsNothing in Ernst's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Mariannette Miller-MeeksRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 94 statementsNothing in Miller-Meeks's indexed remarks passes four.
  • Ashley HinsonRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 9 statements
  • Zachary NunnRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 64 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in Nunn's indexed remarks.
  • Randy FeenstraRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 13 statementsAn awareness month leads Feenstra's indexed remarks at three, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act follows at two.

Kansas

  • Jerry MoranRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 86 statementsNothing in Moran's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Roger MarshallRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 58 statementsOnly four headings repeat in what Marshall has on the record here.
  • Tracey MannRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 52 statementsMann's indexed remarks are unusually even, with eight headings at two apiece and none higher: a heading on the country's direction, blizzards in his district, the border, a highway act anniversary, antisemitism, a homeland security shutdown, agricultural producers and a National Guard shooting.
  • Derek SchmidtRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 20 statementsSchmidt has the fewest remarks indexed of any member here with a repeating heading.
  • Sharice DavidsDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Davids has on the record here, a condolences resolution and a fuel retailer bill.
  • Ron EstesRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Estes has on the record here, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act at three and a budget resolution at two.

Kentucky

  • Mitch McConnellRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 34 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what McConnell has on the record here, on a county bicentennial, on a retirement and on Venezuela.
  • Rand PaulRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 61 statementsPaul's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • James ComerRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 59 statementsComer's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Brett GuthrieRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 88 statementsHealth and energy carry most of Guthrie's indexed remarks.
  • Morgan McGarveyDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 45 statementsOnly four headings repeat in what McGarvey has on the record here: a budget resolution, a boxing bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and a fraudulent payments bill, each at two.
  • Thomas MassieRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 16 statementsAn amendment he offered and a state department appropriations bill lead Massie's indexed remarks at three each.
  • Harold RogersRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 12 statements
  • Andy BarrRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 30 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Barr's indexed remarks, a consumer bureau rule.

Louisiana

  • Bill CassidyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 89 statementsHealth is the recurring subject in Cassidy's indexed remarks.
  • John KennedyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 98 statementsResolutions on the removal of United States forces from hostilities lead Kennedy's indexed remarks at 12, with resolutions of congressional disapproval at seven.
  • Steve ScaliseRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 25 statementsA budget resolution leads Scalise's indexed remarks at four and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act at three.
  • Troy A. CarterDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 37 statementsMen's health leads Carter's indexed remarks at three.
  • Clay HigginsRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 25 statementsA heading on public frustration leads Higgins's indexed remarks at three.
  • Mike JohnsonRepublican · House, district 4 · 522 votes · 18 statementsThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act leads Johnson's indexed remarks at four.
  • Julia LetlowRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 8 statements
  • Cleo FieldsDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 13 statementsA heading on diversity programs leads Fields's indexed remarks at three, and a consumer bureau rule follows at two.

Maine

  • Angus S., Jr. KingIndependent · Senate · 915 votes · 27 statementsOnly one heading repeats in King's indexed remarks, on the administration's first 100 days at three.
  • Susan M. CollinsRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 73 statementsCollins's indexed remarks are spread thin, with nothing past three.
  • Chellie PingreeDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 10 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Pingree's indexed remarks, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act at three.
  • Jared F. GoldenDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 5 statements

Maryland

  • Angela D. AlsobrooksDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 33 statementsNothing in Alsobrooks's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Chris Van HollenDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 159 statementsVan Hollen's indexed remarks are spread thin, with no heading past four.
  • Andy HarrisRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 19 statementsAgriculture and drug administration appropriations lead Harris's indexed remarks at four, and a continuing appropriations act follows at two.
  • Johnny Olszewski, Jr.Democrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes
  • Sarah ElfrethDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 43 statementsA procurement bill leads Elfreth's indexed remarks at three.
  • Glenn IveyDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 31 statementsIvey's indexed remarks divide between the District of Columbia and civil rights.
  • Steny H. HoyerDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 56 statementsAppropriations run through much of Hoyer's indexed remarks.
  • April McClain DelaneyDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes
  • Kweisi MfumeDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 20 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Mfume's indexed remarks, a tribute to an author and director.
  • Jamie RaskinDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 100 statementsCourts and criminal justice carry most of Raskin's indexed remarks.

Massachusetts

  • Edward J. MarkeyDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 109 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Markey's indexed remarks at nine.
  • Elizabeth WarrenDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 72 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Warren's indexed remarks at six, and the nomination of Russell Vought follows at three.
  • Richard E. NealDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 27 statementsThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act leads Neal's indexed remarks at six, with a budget resolution at three and a continuing appropriations act at two.
  • James P. McGovernDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 235 statementsHunger is the recurring subject in McGovern's indexed remarks, with 18 under End Hunger Now and more under the Farm, Food, and National Security Act.
  • Lori TrahanDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 14 statements
  • Jake AuchinclossDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 9 statements
  • Katherine M. ClarkDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 24 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Clark's indexed remarks at four, and a veterans accessibility bill follows at two.
  • Seth MoultonDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 16 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Moulton's indexed remarks, resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution at three.
  • Ayanna PressleyDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 57 statementsLittle repeats in Pressley's indexed remarks.
  • Stephen F. LynchDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 16 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Lynch's indexed remarks, an immigration compliance bill for the nation's capital.
  • William R. KeatingDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 17 statements

Michigan

  • Elissa SlotkinDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 27 statementsSlotkin's indexed remarks are unusually even, with five headings at two apiece and none higher: a shooting in Grand Blanc, a maiden speech, a nomination, resolutions of congressional disapproval and a voter eligibility bill.
  • Gary C. PetersDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 73 statementsA continuing appropriations act leads Peters's indexed remarks at five, and a commerce and justice appropriations bill follows at three.
  • Jack BergmanRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 46 statements
  • John R. MoolenaarRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 6 statements
  • Hillary J. ScholtenDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 49 statementsAn infrastructure review bill leads Scholten's indexed remarks at 12, far ahead of anything else.
  • Bill HuizengaRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 24 statementsA retirement savings bill leads Huizenga's indexed remarks at three, and resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution follow at two.
  • Tim WalbergRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 52 statementsEducation leads Walberg's indexed remarks, with six under a transparency bill and two more under a child care bill.
  • Debbie DingellDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 33 statementsA resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule leads Dingell's indexed remarks at three.
  • Tom BarrettRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 11 statements
  • Kristen McDonald RivetDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes
  • Lisa C. McClainRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 103 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what McClain has on the record here: a rescissions act at five, a heading on promises kept at three, and a continuing appropriations act at two.
  • John JamesRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in James's indexed remarks, on the health law.
  • Haley M. StevensDemocrat · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 38 statementsOne heading carries most of what Stevens has on the record here: 11 remarks on science, far ahead of anything else.
  • Rashida TlaibDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 157 statementsTlaib's indexed remarks run to seven under resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution.
  • Shri ThanedarDemocrat · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 16 statements

Minnesota

  • Amy KlobucharDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 98 statementsKlobuchar's indexed remarks are spread evenly, with nothing past three.
  • Tina SmithDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 35 statementsA joint resolution carries most of Smith's indexed remarks at nine, far ahead of anything else.
  • Brad FinstadRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 29 statements
  • Angie CraigDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 44 statementsOne measure carries most of what Craig has on the record here: 11 remarks under the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026.
  • Kelly MorrisonDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 58 statementsNothing in Morrison's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Betty McCollumDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 95 statementsDefense appropriations account for 15 of McCollum's indexed remarks, far ahead of anything else.
  • Ilhan OmarDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 77 statementsLittle repeats in Omar's indexed remarks.
  • Tom EmmerRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 22 statements
  • Michelle FischbachRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 73 statementsMuch of what Fischbach has on the record here is the work of the Rules Committee, setting the terms on which the House takes up a measure.
  • Pete StauberRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 64 statementsMining and land carry most of Stauber's indexed remarks.

Mississippi

  • Cindy Hyde-SmithRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 17 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Hyde-Smith's indexed remarks, National Police Week.
  • Roger F. WickerRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 55 statementsWicker's indexed remarks divide between foreign policy and the chamber's own business.
  • Trent KellyRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 15 statements
  • Bennie G. ThompsonDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 170 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Thompson has on the record here: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act at three, and a graduation from a Latin American medical school at two.
  • Michael GuestRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Guest's indexed remarks, on stakeholder outreach.
  • Mike EzellRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Ezell's indexed remarks, a Tennessee Valley Authority transparency bill.

Missouri

  • Eric SchmittRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 122 statementsTwo appropriations measures account for ten of Schmitt's indexed remarks, split evenly between the consolidated act and homeland security.
  • Josh HawleyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 10 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Hawley has on the record here, a national historical park bill and a youth settlements bill.
  • Wesley BellDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 44 statements
  • Ann WagnerRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOne heading carries most of what Wagner has on the record here: nine remarks under an investor opportunities bill.
  • Robert F. Onder, Jr.Republican · House, district 3 · 676 votes
  • Mark AlfordRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 56 statementsLittle repeats in Alford's indexed remarks.
  • Emanuel CleaverDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Cleaver has on the record here, a housing bill.
  • Sam GravesRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Graves's indexed remarks, a Coast Guard authorization and an infrastructure review bill.
  • Eric BurlisonRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Burlison's indexed remarks, a technology procurement bill.
  • Jason SmithRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 61 statementsTax and the reconciliation bill carry most of Smith's indexed remarks.

Montana

  • Steve DainesRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 39 statements
  • Tim SheehyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 37 statements
  • Ryan K. ZinkeRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 18 statements
  • Troy DowningRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 34 statements

Nebraska

  • Deb FischerRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 29 statementsAn inaugural ceremony leads Fischer's indexed remarks at four.
  • Pete RickettsRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 42 statementsRicketts's indexed remarks are unusually even, with six headings at two apiece and none higher: a housing bill, appropriations, fentanyl, hemp, resolutions of congressional disapproval and a tax cuts bill.
  • Mike FloodRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 50 statementsHousing leads Flood's indexed remarks, with four under a housing bill and two more under a supply heading.
  • Don BaconRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 35 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Bacon has on the record here, a procurement bill at three and a birthday at two.
  • Adrian SmithRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 32 statementsTax carries most of Smith's indexed remarks.

Nevada

  • Catherine Cortez MastoDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 59 statementsNothing in Cortez Masto's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Jacky RosenDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 61 statementsHomeland security appropriations lead Rosen's indexed remarks at three.
  • Dina TitusDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 29 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Titus has on the record here, on the expiration of a nuclear arms treaty, on military construction appropriations and on a privileged question.
  • Mark E. AmodeiRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 8 statements
  • Susie LeeDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Lee's indexed remarks, a permitting bill.
  • Steven HorsfordDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 22 statements

New Hampshire

  • Jeanne ShaheenDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 72 statementsNothing in Shaheen's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Margaret Wood HassanDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 56 statementsNothing in Hassan's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Chris PappasDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 39 statements
  • Maggie GoodlanderDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 9 statementsGoodlander's indexed remarks are unusually even, with three headings at two apiece and none higher: military construction appropriations, a rural affairs bill and a procurement bill.

New Jersey

  • Andy KimDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 48 statementsHomeland security appropriations and resolutions of congressional disapproval lead Kim's indexed remarks at four each.
  • Cory A. BookerDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 231 statementsBooker has few headings that appear more than once, so the shape here is thin: Senate pages at six, the AGOA Extension Act at four, and the nomination of Russell Vought at three.
  • Donald NorcrossDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Norcross has on the record here, the 2027 defense authorization at three.
  • Jefferson Van DrewRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 31 statementsA resolution denouncing an attack in Boulder leads Van Drew's indexed remarks at three.
  • Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.Democrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes
  • Christopher H. SmithRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 53 statementsAbortion carries most of Smith's indexed remarks, with nine under the anniversary of the Dobbs decision, seven under a heading on defending life, and four more under a bill on pregnant and parenting women.
  • Josh GottheimerDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 27 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Gottheimer's indexed remarks at eight, and a stablecoins bill follows at two.
  • Frank Pallone, Jr.Democrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes
  • Thomas H. Kean, Jr.Republican · House, district 7 · 676 votes
  • Robert MenendezDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 29 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Menendez has on the record here, on immigration enforcement, on a homeowners bill and on helicopter safety.
  • Nellie PouDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 13 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Pou has on the record here, a teachers recognition.
  • LaMonica McIverDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 53 statementsLabor leads McIver's indexed remarks at four, with two headings on immigration and possibility accounting for six more.
  • Analilia MejiaDemocrat · House, district 11 · 189 votes · 15 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Mejia has on the record here, on congressional oversight.
  • Mikie SherrillDemocrat · House, district 11 · 304 votes · until November 20, 2025
  • Bonnie Watson ColemanDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 24 statementsNothing in Watson Coleman's indexed remarks passes two.

New Mexico

  • Ben Ray LujánDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 33 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Luján's indexed remarks, on the Department of Homeland Security, on H.R.
  • Martin HeinrichDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 36 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Heinrich's indexed remarks at five, and executive orders follow at four.
  • Melanie A. StansburyDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 94 statementsNothing in Stansbury's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Gabe VasquezDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 29 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Vasquez's indexed remarks, on veterans care and National Police Week.
  • Teresa Leger FernandezDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 49 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Leger Fernandez has on the record here, both mining bills.

New York

  • Charles E. SchumerDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 548 statementsIran is the single largest heading in Schumer's indexed remarks, at 21, more than twice any other.
  • Kirsten E. GillibrandDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 16 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Gillibrand has on the record here, on the removal of United States forces from hostilities and on a national historical park bill.
  • Nick LaLotaRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 9 statements
  • Andrew R. GarbarinoRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 11 statements
  • Thomas R. SuozziDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Suozzi has on the record here, a House resolution and a heading on tax cuts.
  • Laura GillenDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 35 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Gillen has on the record here, on state and local tax deductibility and on a rescission package.
  • Gregory W. MeeksDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 48 statementsWar powers lead Meeks's indexed remarks, with 11 under resolutions directing the President and five more on the removal of United States forces.
  • Grace MengDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 11 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Meng's indexed remarks, a financial services appropriations bill.
  • Nydia M. VelázquezDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 32 statementsSmall business leads Velázquez's indexed remarks, with four under a bill on sanctuary cities and two more under an entrepreneurs bill.
  • Hakeem S. JeffriesDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 57 statementsOne measure carries most of what Jeffries has on the record here: 18 remarks under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, more than four times the next heading.
  • Yvette D. ClarkeDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 31 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Clarke has on the record here, a parliamentary inquiry, premium tax credits and Women's History Month.
  • Daniel S. GoldmanDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Goldman has on the record here, a resolution denouncing an attack in Boulder and a heading on protecting healthcare.
  • Nicole MalliotakisRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Malliotakis's indexed remarks, a Smithsonian museum bill.
  • Jerrold NadlerDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 32 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Nadler has on the record here, a bill on violence against women.
  • Adriano EspaillatDemocrat · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 26 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Espaillat has on the record here, on immigration enforcement, on a privileged question and on the Republican budget.
  • Alexandria Ocasio-CortezDemocrat · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 7 statements
  • Ritchie TorresDemocrat · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 65 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Torres has on the record here, a tribute and a church anniversary.
  • George LatimerDemocrat · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 217 statementsLatimer's indexed remarks divide between his district and foreign policy.
  • Michael LawlerRepublican · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 101 statementsOnly four headings repeat in Lawler's indexed remarks, two of them tributes to people in his district.
  • Patrick RyanDemocrat · House, district 18 · 676 votes · 12 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Ryan has on the record here, the 2027 defense authorization.
  • Josh RileyDemocrat · House, district 19 · 676 votes · 12 statements
  • Paul TonkoDemocrat · House, district 20 · 676 votes · 58 statementsEight of Tonko's indexed remarks fall under two resolutions of congressional disapproval of a rule, and four under scientific integrity.
  • Elise M. StefanikRepublican · House, district 21 · 676 votes · 34 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Stefanik's indexed remarks, a veterans benefits bill.
  • John W. MannionDemocrat · House, district 22 · 676 votes · 14 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Mannion's indexed remarks, a workforce bill.
  • Nicholas A. LangworthyRepublican · House, district 23 · 676 votes · 67 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Langworthy has on the record here, commemorating Armed Forces Day.
  • Claudia TenneyRepublican · House, district 24 · 676 votes · 19 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Tenney's indexed remarks, a state department appropriations bill and a veterans accessibility bill.
  • Joseph D. MorelleDemocrat · House, district 25 · 676 votes · 93 statementsElections run through much of Morelle's indexed remarks.
  • Timothy M. KennedyDemocrat · House, district 26 · 676 votes · 200 statementsBuffalo runs through Kennedy's indexed remarks.

North Carolina

  • Ted BuddRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 32 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Budd's indexed remarks, a nomination and the anniversary of Hurricane Helene.
  • Thom TillisRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 65 statementsTillis's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Donald G. DavisDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 164 statementsAlmost all of what Davis has on the record here recognizes people and places in North Carolina: a state basketball title, coastal erosion at Buxton, a retiring bishop, a tribute to Ed Morgan.
  • Deborah K. RossDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 41 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Ross's indexed remarks, a tribute and a heading on Social Security.
  • Gregory F. MurphyRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 19 statements
  • Valerie P. FousheeDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 20 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Foushee's indexed remarks, a heading on American history and gun violence awareness month.
  • Virginia FoxxRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 83 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Foxx's indexed remarks, one procedural and one a family tribute.
  • Addison P. McDowellRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 30 statements
  • David RouzerRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Rouzer has on the record here, an infrastructure review bill at three.
  • Mark HarrisRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 50 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Harris's indexed remarks, on the election result, on government-funded incentives and on religious law.
  • Richard HudsonRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 33 statements
  • Pat HarriganRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 10 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Harrigan has on the record here, the 2027 defense authorization.
  • Chuck EdwardsRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 50 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Edwards has on the record here, his own newsletter.
  • Alma S. AdamsDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 12 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Adams has on the record here, on immigration raids.
  • Brad KnottRepublican · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 18 statementsA heading on government-funded incentives leads Knott's indexed remarks at five.
  • Tim MooreRepublican · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 48 statementsNothing in Moore's indexed remarks passes three.

North Dakota

  • John HoevenRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 31 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Hoeven has on the record here, terminating a declared national emergency.
  • Kevin CramerRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 17 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Cramer has on the record here, resolutions of congressional disapproval at four.
  • Julie FedorchakRepublican · House · 676 votes · 60 statementsGrid reliability leads Fedorchak's indexed remarks at five, and a resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule follows at four.

Northern Mariana Islands

Ohio

  • Bernie MorenoRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 103 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Moreno's indexed remarks at 15, and a voter eligibility bill follows at seven.
  • J.D. VanceRepublican · Senate · 1 vote · until January 9, 2025
  • Jon HustedRepublican · Senate · 907 votes · 36 statementsA voter eligibility bill leads Husted's indexed remarks at five, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act follows at three.
  • Greg LandsmanDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 34 statements
  • David J. TaylorRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 54 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Taylor has on the record here: a deportation bill at four and a hundredth birthday at three.
  • Joyce BeattyDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Beatty's indexed remarks, paying homage to Black service members.
  • Jim JordanRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 29 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Jordan has on the record here, on an officer safety bill, on local law enforcement and on an extension of foreign intelligence authorities.
  • Robert E. LattaRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 31 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Latta's indexed remarks, a fentanyl trafficking bill and a telecommunications heading.
  • Michael A. RulliRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 14 statements
  • Max L. MillerRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Miller's indexed remarks, resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
  • Warren DavidsonRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 22 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Davidson has on the record here, on central bank digital currency and on a Chinese currency bill.
  • Marcy KapturDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 220 statementsAppropriations for energy and water lead Kaptur's indexed remarks at 12.
  • Michael R. TurnerRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 6 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Turner has on the record here, a procurement bill.
  • Shontel M. BrownDemocrat · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 43 statementsA heading on diversity programs and Black history leads Brown's indexed remarks at five, and the Farm, Food, and National Security Act follows at four.
  • Troy BaldersonRepublican · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 15 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Balderson has on the record here, a power reliability bill at three.
  • Emilia Strong SykesDemocrat · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 100 statementsNothing in Sykes's indexed remarks passes three.
  • David P. JoyceRepublican · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 8 statementsA financial services appropriations bill leads Joyce's indexed remarks at three, and military construction appropriations follow at two.
  • Mike CareyRepublican · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 14 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Carey has on the record here, a budget resolution.

Oklahoma

  • Alan ArmstrongRepublican · Senate · 191 votes · 1 statement
  • James LankfordRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 67 statementsLankford's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Markwayne MullinRepublican · Senate · 723 votes · until March 23, 2026
  • Kevin HernRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 7 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Hern's indexed remarks, a health premiums bill.
  • Josh BrecheenRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 10 statementsHalf of what Brecheen has on the record here falls under one heading, a national jubilee, at five.
  • Frank D. LucasRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 15 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Lucas has on the record here, a heading on a dust storm anniversary and a remote sensing bill.
  • Tom ColeRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 24 statementsAppropriations run through nearly all of Cole's indexed remarks.
  • Stephanie I. BiceRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 24 statementsA consolidated appropriations act and a resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule lead Bice's indexed remarks at three each.

Oregon

  • Jeff MerkleyDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 283 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval dominate Merkley's indexed remarks at 19, more than twice the next heading.
  • Ron WydenDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 174 statementsResolutions of congressional disapproval lead Wyden's indexed remarks at eight.
  • Suzanne BonamiciDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 59 statementsBonamici's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Cliff BentzRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 13 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Bentz's indexed remarks, on California wildfires.
  • Maxine DexterDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 81 statementsImmigration enforcement against children leads Dexter's indexed remarks at six.
  • Val T. HoyleDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 45 statementsHoyle's indexed remarks are unusually even, with six headings at two apiece and none higher: antisemitism, economic populism, a recreation pass bill, a pet and livestock bill, a veterans home in Roseburg and a bill on turning points.
  • Janelle S. BynumDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 45 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Bynum's indexed remarks, on an officer safety bill, on gas prices and on Oregon firefighters.
  • Andrea SalinasDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 26 statements

Pennsylvania

  • David McCormickRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 18 statementsA maiden speech leads McCormick's indexed remarks at three.
  • John FettermanDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 1 statement
  • Brian K. FitzpatrickRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 123 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in what Fitzpatrick has on the record here.
  • Brendan F. BoyleDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 60 statementsBudget carries almost all of Boyle's indexed remarks.
  • Dwight EvansDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes
  • Madeleine DeanDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 48 statementsDean's indexed remarks are unusually even, with seven headings at two apiece and none higher: a consolidated appropriations act, a farmers disaster declaration, political violence, Ukraine, tariffs, an exploitation bill and a heading on the President.
  • Mary Gay ScanlonDemocrat · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 20 statementsA Medal of Sacrifice bill leads Scanlon's indexed remarks at three, and a heading on history follows at two.
  • Chrissy HoulahanDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 28 statementsHoulahan's indexed remarks are unusually even, with four headings at two apiece and none higher: a Treasury payment systems hack, the 2027 defense authorization, the removal of United States forces and a procurement bill.
  • Ryan MackenzieRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 44 statementsA resolution of support leads Mackenzie's indexed remarks at three.
  • Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr.Republican · House, district 8 · 676 votes
  • Daniel MeuserRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 34 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Meuser has on the record here, on the economy.
  • Scott PerryRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 81 statementsTwo subjects lead Perry's indexed remarks at 11 each: appropriations for energy and water, and immigration enforcement.
  • Lloyd SmuckerRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 96 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in Smucker's indexed remarks.
  • Summer L. LeeDemocrat · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 5 statementsLee has fewer remarks indexed than almost any member here.
  • John JoyceRepublican · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 184 statementsJoyce's indexed remarks are split between Pennsylvania industry and the administration's program.
  • Guy ReschenthalerRepublican · House, district 14 · 676 votes · 3 statements
  • Glenn ThompsonRepublican · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 256 statementsOne measure accounts for most of what Thompson has on the record here: 34 remarks under the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, against five for the next heading.
  • Mike KellyRepublican · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 10 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Kelly's indexed remarks, a tax whistleblower bill.
  • Christopher R. DeluzioDemocrat · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 28 statementsOne heading carries most of what Deluzio has on the record here: eight remarks on economic populism.

Puerto Rico

  • Pablo José HernándezDemocrat · House · 85 votes · 61 statementsPuerto Rico is the subject of nearly everything Hernández has on the record here.

Rhode Island

  • Jack ReedDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 132 statementsReed's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Sheldon WhitehouseDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 163 statementsTwo subjects carry most of Whitehouse's indexed remarks.
  • Gabe AmoDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 35 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Amo's indexed remarks, a budget resolution and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
  • Seth MagazinerDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 103 statementsTwo subjects carry most of Magaziner's indexed remarks.

South Carolina

  • Darline GrahamRepublican · Senate · 62 votes · 2 statements
  • Lindsey GrahamRepublican · Senate · 851 votes · until July 11, 2026
  • Tim ScottRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 34 statementsNothing in Scott's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Nancy MaceRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 25 statementsThe 2027 defense authorization leads Mace's indexed remarks at seven, and a procurement bill follows at five.
  • Joe WilsonRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 226 statementsNo single heading dominates what Wilson has on the record here.
  • Sheri BiggsRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 26 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Biggs's indexed remarks, on immigration enforcement.
  • William R. Timmons IVRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 10 statements
  • Ralph NormanRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 33 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Norman's indexed remarks, a procurement bill at three, then an amendment and a budget resolution at two each.
  • James E. ClyburnDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 50 statementsClyburn's indexed remarks turn most often on Black history and civil rights.
  • Russell FryRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 26 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Fry has on the record here, an officer safety and wellness bill.

South Dakota

  • John ThuneRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 439 statementsGovernment funding is the largest heading in Thune's indexed remarks, at 16, with appropriations and the Department of Homeland Security next at nine each.
  • Mike RoundsRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 23 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Rounds's indexed remarks, a housing bill.
  • Dusty JohnsonRepublican · House · 676 votes · 24 statements

Tennessee

  • Bill HagertyRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 20 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Hagerty has on the record here, the GENIUS Act and a nomination.
  • Marsha BlackburnRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 96 statementsBlackburn's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Diana HarshbargerRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Harshbarger's indexed remarks, National Rural Health Day.
  • Tim BurchettRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Burchett's indexed remarks, a Tennessee Valley Authority salary bill.
  • Charles J. "Chuck" FleischmannRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 23 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Fleischmann's indexed remarks, energy and water appropriations at three.
  • Scott DesJarlaisRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 3 statements
  • Andrew OglesRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 7 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Ogles has on the record here, an education transparency bill at three.
  • John W. RoseRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Rose has on the record here, a bill on Senate notification requirements.
  • Mark E. GreenRepublican · House, district 7 · 212 votes · until July 21, 2025
  • Matt Van EppsRepublican · House, district 7 · 364 votes
  • David KustoffRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 14 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Kustoff's indexed remarks, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and a tribute to a business founder.
  • Steve CohenDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 54 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in Cohen's indexed remarks.

Texas

  • John CornynRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 139 statementsCornyn's indexed remarks divide between the border and the year's business.
  • Ted CruzRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 46 statementsA continuing appropriations act leads Cruz's indexed remarks at six.
  • Nathaniel MoranRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 41 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Moran has on the record here, an unemployment fraud bill.
  • Dan CrenshawRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 11 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Crenshaw's indexed remarks, a pet and livestock bill at five, which is most of what is indexed.
  • Keith SelfRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 44 statementsSelf's indexed remarks are unusually even, with five headings at four apiece: resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution, an investor opportunities bill, a heading on dismantling a federal agency, a heading on religious law and a shooting in Austin.
  • Pat FallonRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 76 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Fallon has on the record here, a tribute to a constituent.
  • Lance GoodenRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 16 statements
  • Jake EllzeyRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Ellzey has on the record here, achievements in his Texas district.
  • Lizzie FletcherDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 8 statements
  • Morgan LuttrellRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 26 statements
  • Al GreenDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 101 statementsGreen's indexed remarks are mostly addresses to the chamber rather than measures.
  • Michael T. McCaulRepublican · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 9 statements
  • August PflugerRepublican · House, district 11 · 676 votes · 26 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Pfluger's indexed remarks, on restrictions tied to Chinese institutions, on voting by noncitizens in the District of Columbia, and on a resolution of congressional disapproval of a rule.
  • Craig A. GoldmanRepublican · House, district 12 · 676 votes · 37 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Goldman has on the record here, a retirement.
  • Ronny JacksonRepublican · House, district 13 · 676 votes · 15 statements
  • Randy K. Weber, Sr.Republican · House, district 14 · 676 votes
  • Monica De La CruzRepublican · House, district 15 · 676 votes · 62 statementsVeterans, agriculture and police carry most of De La Cruz's indexed remarks.
  • Veronica EscobarDemocrat · House, district 16 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Escobar's indexed remarks, a budget resolution and military construction appropriations.
  • Pete SessionsRepublican · House, district 17 · 676 votes · 25 statementsA resolution condemning those seeking to defraud the government leads Sessions's indexed remarks at five, and a judicial nominations bill for the nation's capital follows at two.
  • Christian D. MenefeeDemocrat · House, district 18 · 265 votes · 23 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Menefee's indexed remarks, on a heading about American history, on an emissions bill and on a violent offenders bill.
  • Sylvester TurnerDemocrat · House, district 18 · 57 votes · until March 4, 2025
  • Jodey C. ArringtonRepublican · House, district 19 · 676 votes · 66 statementsBudget accounts for nearly all of Arrington's indexed remarks.
  • Joaquin CastroDemocrat · House, district 20 · 676 votes · 35 statementsWar powers lead Castro's indexed remarks, with three on the removal of United States forces and two more directing the President.
  • Chip RoyRepublican · House, district 21 · 676 votes · 149 statementsImmigration enforcement is the largest heading in Roy's indexed remarks, at 14.
  • Troy E. NehlsRepublican · House, district 22 · 676 votes · 13 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Nehls's indexed remarks, a rotorcraft oversight bill.
  • Tony GonzalesRepublican · House, district 23 · 472 votes · until April 14, 2026
  • Beth Van DuyneRepublican · House, district 24 · 676 votes · 105 statements
  • Roger WilliamsRepublican · House, district 25 · 676 votes · 50 statementsSmall business runs through nearly all of Williams's indexed remarks.
  • Brandon GillRepublican · House, district 26 · 676 votes · 45 statementsPost office namings account for six of Gill's indexed remarks across three headings.
  • Michael CloudRepublican · House, district 27 · 676 votes · 26 statementsA high school milestone leads Cloud's indexed remarks at three.
  • Henry CuellarDemocrat · House, district 28 · 676 votes · 23 statements
  • Sylvia R. GarciaDemocrat · House, district 29 · 676 votes · 40 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Garcia has on the record here, a capital access bill and a women veterans cancer care bill.
  • Jasmine CrockettDemocrat · House, district 30 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Crockett has on the record here, a criminal reform bill for the nation's capital.
  • John R. CarterRepublican · House, district 31 · 676 votes · 52 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Carter's indexed remarks, military construction and veterans appropriations at four.
  • Julie JohnsonDemocrat · House, district 32 · 676 votes · 46 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Johnson has on the record here, on Democratic proposals.
  • Marc A. VeaseyDemocrat · House, district 33 · 676 votes · 48 statements
  • Vicente GonzalezDemocrat · House, district 34 · 676 votes · 5 statements
  • Greg CasarDemocrat · House, district 35 · 676 votes · 5 statements
  • Brian BabinRepublican · House, district 36 · 676 votes · 34 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Babin has on the record here, an infrastructure review bill at four.
  • Lloyd DoggettDemocrat · House, district 37 · 676 votes · 33 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Doggett has on the record here, a moment of silence, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and a privileged question.
  • Wesley HuntRepublican · House, district 38 · 676 votes

U.S. Virgin Islands

  • Stacey E. PlaskettDemocrat · House · 85 votes · 41 statementsThe Virgin Islands run through most of what Plaskett has on the record here.

Utah

  • John R. CurtisRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 8 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Curtis's indexed remarks, a maiden speech.
  • Mike LeeRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 79 statementsElections are the largest subject in Lee's indexed remarks, with the SAVE America Act at ten and a voter eligibility bill at eight.
  • Blake D. MooreRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 95 statementsMost of what Moore has on the record here is an account of the majority's record: nine on results delivered, six on the first 100 days, five on successes in 2025, and ten across two headings on the reconciliation bill.
  • Celeste MaloyRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 11 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Maloy has on the record here, a tribal jurisdiction bill.
  • Mike KennedyRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 59 statementsNothing in Kennedy's indexed remarks passes two.
  • Burgess OwensRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 32 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Owens's indexed remarks, a parental rights bill and a women's sports bill.

Vermont

  • Bernard SandersIndependent · Senate · 915 votes · 88 statementsArtificial intelligence, government funding and resolutions of congressional disapproval each account for six of Sanders's indexed remarks.
  • Peter WelchDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 164 statementsWelch's indexed remarks sit on measures checking the executive.
  • Becca BalintDemocrat · House · 676 votes · 47 statementsOnly three headings repeat in Balint's indexed remarks: a budget resolution at three, then Medicare for All and a privileged question at two each.

Virginia

  • Mark R. WarnerDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 44 statementsNothing in Warner's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Tim KaineDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 138 statementsWar powers run through most of what Kaine has on the record here.
  • Robert J. WittmanRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 73 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in what Wittman has on the record here.
  • Jennifer A. KiggansRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 24 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Kiggans has on the record here, on care for veterans in assisted living.
  • Robert C. "Bobby" ScottDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 47 statementsEducation carries most of Scott's indexed remarks, with four under a transparency bill, four under a child care bill and three under a student aid bill.
  • Jennifer L. McClellanDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 106 statementsGun violence is the recurring subject in McClellan's indexed remarks, under two headings totaling ten.
  • John J. McGuire IIIRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 45 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what McGuire has on the record here: an electric supply chain bill and a heading on liberty at three each, and an emergency egress bill at two.
  • Ben ClineRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 102 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in Cline's indexed remarks.
  • Eugene Simon VindmanDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 109 statementsAlmost nothing repeats in what Vindman has on the record here.
  • Donald S. Beyer, Jr.Democrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes
  • H. Morgan GriffithRepublican · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 61 statementsOnly two headings repeat in what Griffith has on the record here, both resolutions of congressional disapproval of a rule, totaling six.
  • Suhas SubramanyamDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 223 statementsElection integrity is the most frequent subject in Subramanyam's indexed remarks, under two headings totaling ten.
  • Gerald E. ConnollyDemocrat · House, district 11 · 137 votes · until May 21, 2025
  • James R. WalkinshawDemocrat · House, district 11 · 432 votes · 84 statementsFraud is the recurring subject in Walkinshaw's indexed remarks, with six under a heading condemning those seeking to defraud the government and three more under a payments bill.

Washington

  • Maria CantwellDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 76 statementsHealthcare leads Cantwell's indexed remarks at six.
  • Patty MurrayDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 112 statementsSpending accounts for most of Murray's indexed remarks.
  • Suzan K. DelBeneDemocrat · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 21 statements
  • Rick LarsenDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 25 statementsOnly two headings repeat in Larsen's indexed remarks, a Coast Guard authorization and an infrastructure review bill.
  • Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDemocrat · House, district 3 · 676 votes · 24 statementsA city anniversary leads Gluesenkamp Perez's indexed remarks at four, and a privileged question follows at three.
  • Dan NewhouseRepublican · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 21 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Newhouse has on the record here, a privileged question.
  • Michael BaumgartnerRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 102 statementsNearly everything Baumgartner has on the record here is eastern Washington.
  • Emily RandallDemocrat · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 30 statementsProtecting healthcare leads Randall's indexed remarks at three.
  • Pramila JayapalDemocrat · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 50 statementsResolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Jayapal's indexed remarks at four.
  • Kim SchrierDemocrat · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 28 statementsTax leads Schrier's indexed remarks at six, and cuts to the Forest Service follow at four.
  • Adam SmithDemocrat · House, district 9 · 676 votes · 22 statementsDefense carries most of what Smith has on the record here: eight remarks under a procurement bill and five under the 2027 defense authorization.
  • Marilyn StricklandDemocrat · House, district 10 · 676 votes · 9 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Strickland has on the record here, on a budget resolution.

West Virginia

  • James C. JusticeRepublican · Senate · 913 votes · 15 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Justice's indexed remarks, on Senate bills.
  • Shelley Moore CapitoRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 29 statementsOnly three headings repeat in what Capito has on the record here, a joint resolution, a voter eligibility bill and terminating a declared national emergency.
  • Carol D. MillerRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 8 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Miller's indexed remarks, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act at three, which is most of what is indexed.
  • Riley M. MooreRepublican · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 18 statementsOnly one heading repeats in what Moore has on the record here, a children's bill.

Wisconsin

  • Ron JohnsonRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 38 statementsA continuing appropriations act carries most of Johnson's indexed remarks at 12, far ahead of anything else.
  • Tammy BaldwinDemocrat · Senate · 915 votes · 98 statementsBaldwin's indexed remarks are spread thin.
  • Bryan SteilRepublican · House, district 1 · 676 votes · 46 statementsElections lead Steil's indexed remarks, with 13 under the joint session counting electoral votes.
  • Mark PocanDemocrat · House, district 2 · 676 votes · 13 statementsOnly one heading repeats in Pocan's indexed remarks, and it is a single word used as a heading three times.
  • Derrick Van OrdenRepublican · House, district 3 · 676 votes
  • Gwen MooreDemocrat · House, district 4 · 676 votes · 41 statementsNothing in Moore's indexed remarks passes three.
  • Scott FitzgeraldRepublican · House, district 5 · 676 votes · 16 statementsA de-escalation bill leads Fitzgerald's indexed remarks at four, and a fentanyl trafficking bill follows at three.
  • Glenn GrothmanRepublican · House, district 6 · 676 votes · 87 statementsGrothman's indexed remarks are spread across the year's measures and a set of recurring themes.
  • Thomas P. TiffanyRepublican · House, district 7 · 676 votes · 16 statementsTiffany's indexed remarks are unusually even, with four headings at two apiece and none higher: defense appropriations, temporary protected status for Haiti, a pet and livestock bill and a border security heading.
  • Tony WiedRepublican · House, district 8 · 676 votes · 42 statementsA heading on dairy standards leads Wied's indexed remarks at five.

Wyoming

  • Cynthia M. LummisRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 63 statementsLittle repeats in Lummis's indexed remarks.
  • John BarrassoRepublican · Senate · 915 votes · 429 statementsBarrasso's indexed remarks spread across the year's spending measures and energy.
  • Harriet M. HagemanRepublican · House · 676 votes · 56 statementsThe country's 250th anniversary leads Hageman's indexed remarks at seven, and a heading on climate litigation follows at four.

What is on a member's page

Every sitting member has a page holding their complete recorded votes for this Congress, taken from the Clerk of the House or the Senate's own records. 518 of them also have words indexed from the Congressional Record, quoted and cited to the page they are printed on.

Names, party and seat come from the Clerk of the House and the Senate, read from those files rather than typed.