Your Representatives › Arizona
Arizona
12 members of the 119th Congress.
Senators
- Mark Kelly40 statementsDemocrat · AZ · SenateKelly'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 Gallego35 statementsDemocrat · AZ · SenateOnly one heading repeats in Gallego's indexed remarks, resolutions of congressional disapproval at five.
Representatives
- David Schweikert105 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 1Debt and the federal balance sheet run through nearly all of Schweikert's indexed remarks.
- Elijah Crane16 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 2A financial services appropriations bill leads Crane's indexed remarks at three, and a state department appropriations bill follows at two.
- Yassamin Ansari39 statementsDemocrat · AZ · House, district 3Only one heading repeats in Ansari's indexed remarks, on the administration.
- Greg Stanton52 statementsDemocrat · AZ · House, district 4Only two headings repeat in what Stanton has on the record here, one on a heat caucus and one on tariffs.
- Andy Biggs58 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 5Border security leads Biggs's indexed remarks at six.
- Juan Ciscomani97 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 6Nearly all of what Ciscomani has on the record here is Arizona.
- Adelita S. Grijalva42 statementsDemocrat · AZ · House, district 7Only 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 · AZ · House, district 7 · until March 13, 2025
- Abraham J. Hamadeh12 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 8
- Paul A. Gosar18 statementsRepublican · AZ · House, district 9The Farm, Food, and National Security Act leads Gosar's indexed remarks at eight, and defense appropriations follow at three.
What Indexed Means
Every sitting member has a page here holding their complete recorded votes for this Congress, taken from the Clerk of the House or the Senate's own records. A few also have statements taken from the Congressional Record and set against those votes; where a member has none, it means only that nobody has indexed one yet.