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Washington
12 members of the 119th Congress.
Senators
- Maria Cantwell76 statementsDemocrat · WA · SenateHealthcare leads Cantwell's indexed remarks at six.
- Patty Murray112 statementsDemocrat · WA · SenateSpending accounts for most of Murray's indexed remarks.
Representatives
- Suzan K. DelBene21 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 1
- Rick Larsen25 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 2Only two headings repeat in Larsen's indexed remarks, a Coast Guard authorization and an infrastructure review bill.
- Marie Gluesenkamp Perez24 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 3A city anniversary leads Gluesenkamp Perez's indexed remarks at four, and a privileged question follows at three.
- Dan Newhouse21 statementsRepublican · WA · House, district 4Only one heading repeats in what Newhouse has on the record here, a privileged question.
- Michael Baumgartner102 statementsRepublican · WA · House, district 5Nearly everything Baumgartner has on the record here is eastern Washington.
- Emily Randall30 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 6Protecting healthcare leads Randall's indexed remarks at three.
- Pramila Jayapal50 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 7Resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Jayapal's indexed remarks at four.
- Kim Schrier28 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 8Tax leads Schrier's indexed remarks at six, and cuts to the Forest Service follow at four.
- Adam Smith22 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 9Defense carries most of what Smith has on the record here: eight remarks under a procurement bill and five under the 2027 defense authorization.
- Marilyn Strickland9 statementsDemocrat · WA · House, district 10Only one heading repeats in what Strickland has on the record here, on a budget resolution.
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.