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Economics and Public Finance

Contested roll calls on bills the Library of Congress files under Economics and Public Finance. Each member's score here is their whole-career share of those votes that sided with the Democratic majority.

Members on Economics and Public Finance

Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
DJerrold Lewis Nadler98% · 2,679 votesDNydia M. Velázquez97.6% · 2,677 votesDJohn R. Lewis97.3% · 2,565 votesDRosa L. DeLauro96.8% · 2,824 votesDEdward John Markey96.5% · 3,302 votesDHenry Arnold Waxman96.3% · 2,760 votesDCharles B. Rangel96.2% · 3,020 votesDCharles Ellis (Chuck) Schumer96% · 2,694 votesDAnna Georges Eshoo96% · 2,665 votesDNita M. Lowey96% · 2,671 votesDMaxine Waters95.9% · 2,758 votesDRichard Edmund Neal95.8% · 2,887 votesDRichard Joseph Durbin95.7% · 2,686 votesDSander Martin Levin94.9% · 2,938 votesDRobert C. Scott94.9% · 2,746 votesDJohn Conyers Jr.94.7% · 3,055 votesDEliot Lance Engel94.7% · 2,575 votesDPatrick Joseph Leahy94.4% · 2,584 votesDFortney Hillman (Pete) Stark Jr.94.4% · 2,645 votesDLloyd Alton Doggett II94.3% · 2,561 votesDSteny Hamilton Hoyer94% · 3,369 votesDRonald Lee Wyden93.9% · 2,772 votesDBennie Thompson93.8% · 2,683 votesDGeorge Miller93.8% · 2,864 votesDJames Enos Clyburn93.4% · 2,681 votesDDavid Eugene Price93.1% · 2,593 votesDJohn David Dingell Jr.92% · 2,886 votesDFrank Pallone Jr.91.8% · 2,972 votesDDale Edward Kildee91.7% · 2,749 votesDMarcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur91.3% · 3,270 votesDPeter Anthony DeFazio91% · 2,771 votesDNorman DeValois Dicks88.9% · 2,660 votesDPeter Visclosky87.6% · 2,919 votesDSanford Dixon Bishop Jr.86.8% · 2,697 votesDNick Joe Rahall II81% · 2,870 votesRChristopher Henry Smith39.1% · 3,418 votesRFrank Rudolph Wolf27.1% · 2,646 votesRDonald Edwin Young25.6% · 3,266 votesD→RRalph Moody Hall24.5% · 2,581 votesRHarold Dallas (Hal) Rogers23.4% · 3,442 votesRFrederick Stephen Upton23% · 2,847 votesRCharles William (Bill) Young19.3% · 2,742 votesRKen Calvert19% · 2,743 votesRFrank D. Lucas16% · 2,600 votesRThomas Evert Petri14.6% · 2,778 votesRWilliam Thad Cochran14.3% · 2,593 votesRCharles Ernest Grassley9.7% · 3,001 votesRFrank James Sensenbrenner Jr.8.9% · 3,222 votesRLamar Seeligson Smith8.1% · 2,617 votesRJoe Linus Barton8% · 2,705 votes

The 50 members with the most contested Economics and Public Finance votes, of 2,591 who have cast one and 2,580 with enough to score. A further 5 voted in the area but never on a contested question. Blue bars sided with the Democratic majority more often than not; red bars with the Republican majority.

Where Economics and Public Finance breaks from the rest of the record

vs. all legislation
All legislationEconomics and Public Finance
Harold Dallas (Hal) Rogers+13.4 pts
Christopher Henry Smith+12.4 pts
Frank Rudolph Wolf+12.0 pts
Ken Calvert+11.8 pts

Harold Dallas (Hal) Rogers sided with Democrats 13 points more often on Economics and Public Finance than on legislation overall.

Policy areas

Economics and Public Finance

Contested roll calls on bills the Library of Congress files under Economics and Public Finance. Each member's score here is their whole-career share of those votes that sided with the Democratic majority.

Members on Economics and Public Finance

MemberWith Dems · votes
DJerrold Lewis Nadler98% · 2,679 votesDNydia M. Velázquez97.6% · 2,677 votesDJohn R. Lewis97.3% · 2,565 votesDRosa L. DeLauro96.8% · 2,824 votesDEdward John Markey96.5% · 3,302 votesDHenry Arnold Waxman96.3% · 2,760 votesDCharles B. Rangel96.2% · 3,020 votesDCharles Ellis (Chuck) Schumer96% · 2,694 votesDAnna Georges Eshoo96% · 2,665 votesDNita M. Lowey96% · 2,671 votesDMaxine Waters95.9% · 2,758 votesDRichard Edmund Neal95.8% · 2,887 votesDRichard Joseph Durbin95.7% · 2,686 votesDSander Martin Levin94.9% · 2,938 votesDRobert C. Scott94.9% · 2,746 votesDJohn Conyers Jr.94.7% · 3,055 votesDEliot Lance Engel94.7% · 2,575 votesDPatrick Joseph Leahy94.4% · 2,584 votesDFortney Hillman (Pete) Stark Jr.94.4% · 2,645 votesDLloyd Alton Doggett II94.3% · 2,561 votesDSteny Hamilton Hoyer94% · 3,369 votesDRonald Lee Wyden93.9% · 2,772 votesDBennie Thompson93.8% · 2,683 votesDGeorge Miller93.8% · 2,864 votesDJames Enos Clyburn93.4% · 2,681 votesDDavid Eugene Price93.1% · 2,593 votesDJohn David Dingell Jr.92% · 2,886 votesDFrank Pallone Jr.91.8% · 2,972 votesDDale Edward Kildee91.7% · 2,749 votesDMarcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur91.3% · 3,270 votesDPeter Anthony DeFazio91% · 2,771 votesDNorman DeValois Dicks88.9% · 2,660 votesDPeter Visclosky87.6% · 2,919 votesDSanford Dixon Bishop Jr.86.8% · 2,697 votesDNick Joe Rahall II81% · 2,870 votesRChristopher Henry Smith39.1% · 3,418 votesRFrank Rudolph Wolf27.1% · 2,646 votesRDonald Edwin Young25.6% · 3,266 votesD→RRalph Moody Hall24.5% · 2,581 votesRHarold Dallas (Hal) Rogers23.4% · 3,442 votesRFrederick Stephen Upton23% · 2,847 votesRCharles William (Bill) Young19.3% · 2,742 votesRKen Calvert19% · 2,743 votesRFrank D. Lucas16% · 2,600 votesRThomas Evert Petri14.6% · 2,778 votesRWilliam Thad Cochran14.3% · 2,593 votesRCharles Ernest Grassley9.7% · 3,001 votesRFrank James Sensenbrenner Jr.8.9% · 3,222 votesRLamar Seeligson Smith8.1% · 2,617 votesRJoe Linus Barton8% · 2,705 votes

The 50 members with the most contested Economics and Public Finance votes, of 2,591 who have cast one and 2,580 with enough to score. A further 5 voted in the area but never on a contested question. Blue bars sided with the Democratic majority more often than not; red bars with the Republican majority.

Where Economics and Public Finance breaks from the rest of the record

All legislationEconomics and Public Finance
Harold Dallas (Hal) Rogers+13.4 pts
Christopher Henry Smith+12.4 pts
Frank Rudolph Wolf+12.0 pts
Ken Calvert+11.8 pts

Harold Dallas (Hal) Rogers sided with Democrats 13 points more often on Economics and Public Finance than on legislation overall.

How areas work

1Each bill's area comes from the Library of Congress subject terms.
2Only contested votes count, as everywhere else.
3A member with too few votes in an area is listed with the count, not hidden — "too few to score" and "no contested votes" are different claims.
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