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Finance and Financial Sector

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

Members on Finance and Financial Sector

Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
DBarbara Lee100% · 339 votesDJanice D. Schakowsky99.7% · 338 votesDDanny K. Davis99.1% · 329 votesDLucille Roybal-Allard99.1% · 322 votesDJames P. McGovern98.9% · 354 votesDJohn R. Lewis98.4% · 321 votesDBetty McCollum97.9% · 326 votesDMaxine Waters97.6% · 375 votesDRobert C. Scott97.6% · 369 votesDDiana Degette97.4% · 349 votesDRosa L. DeLauro97.4% · 380 votesDJerrold Lewis Nadler97.2% · 355 votesDNydia M. Velázquez97.2% · 351 votesDSheila Jackson Lee96.9% · 323 votesDMichael F. Doyle96.9% · 321 votesDBennie Thompson96.7% · 359 votesDJohn B. Larson96.4% · 337 votesDAnna Georges Eshoo96.3% · 348 votesDPeter Visclosky96.1% · 331 votesDLloyd Alton Doggett II95.8% · 356 votesDJames Enos Clyburn95.8% · 353 votesDRichard Edmund Neal95.3% · 382 votesDAdam Schiff95.2% · 331 votesDMarcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur95.1% · 388 votesDEliot Lance Engel95.1% · 324 votesDZoe Lofgren94.8% · 346 votesDFrank Pallone Jr.94.6% · 390 votesDWilliam J. Pascrell Jr.94.6% · 331 votesDPeter Anthony DeFazio94.3% · 333 votesDEarl Blumenauer93.1% · 317 votesDDavid Eugene Price91.9% · 347 votesDMichael Thompson91.5% · 341 votesDSteny Hamilton Hoyer89.3% · 384 votesDGregory W. Meeks88.1% · 336 votesDBrad Sherman87.9% · 355 votesDRichard Ray (Rick) Larsen87.9% · 330 votesDAdam Smith87.3% · 332 votesDSanford Dixon Bishop Jr.84.4% · 352 votesDCollin Clark Peterson56.2% · 322 votesRChristopher Henry Smith14.1% · 397 votesRFrederick Stephen Upton11.2% · 349 votesRFrank James Sensenbrenner Jr.8.7% · 345 votesRDonald Edwin Young8.2% · 330 votesRHarold Dallas (Hal) Rogers6.9% · 389 votesRMichael R. Turner4.1% · 317 votesRRobert Aderholt4% · 349 votesRKen Calvert3.6% · 366 votesRSamuel Graves2.2% · 322 votesRFrank D. Lucas1.9% · 365 votesRJoe Wilson0.9% · 321 votes

The 50 members with the most contested Finance and Financial Sector votes, of 2,473 who have cast one and 2,187 with enough to score. A further 108 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 Finance and Financial Sector breaks from the rest of the record

vs. all legislation
All legislationFinance and Financial Sector
Christopher Henry Smith−12.6 pts
Collin Clark Peterson−8.8 pts
Gregory W. Meeks−8.6 pts
Michael R. Turner−8.1 pts

Christopher Henry Smith sided with Democrats 13 points less often on Finance and Financial Sector than on legislation overall.

Policy areas

Finance and Financial Sector

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

Members on Finance and Financial Sector

MemberWith Dems · votes
DBarbara Lee100% · 339 votesDJanice D. Schakowsky99.7% · 338 votesDDanny K. Davis99.1% · 329 votesDLucille Roybal-Allard99.1% · 322 votesDJames P. McGovern98.9% · 354 votesDJohn R. Lewis98.4% · 321 votesDBetty McCollum97.9% · 326 votesDMaxine Waters97.6% · 375 votesDRobert C. Scott97.6% · 369 votesDDiana Degette97.4% · 349 votesDRosa L. DeLauro97.4% · 380 votesDJerrold Lewis Nadler97.2% · 355 votesDNydia M. Velázquez97.2% · 351 votesDSheila Jackson Lee96.9% · 323 votesDMichael F. Doyle96.9% · 321 votesDBennie Thompson96.7% · 359 votesDJohn B. Larson96.4% · 337 votesDAnna Georges Eshoo96.3% · 348 votesDPeter Visclosky96.1% · 331 votesDLloyd Alton Doggett II95.8% · 356 votesDJames Enos Clyburn95.8% · 353 votesDRichard Edmund Neal95.3% · 382 votesDAdam Schiff95.2% · 331 votesDMarcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur95.1% · 388 votesDEliot Lance Engel95.1% · 324 votesDZoe Lofgren94.8% · 346 votesDFrank Pallone Jr.94.6% · 390 votesDWilliam J. Pascrell Jr.94.6% · 331 votesDPeter Anthony DeFazio94.3% · 333 votesDEarl Blumenauer93.1% · 317 votesDDavid Eugene Price91.9% · 347 votesDMichael Thompson91.5% · 341 votesDSteny Hamilton Hoyer89.3% · 384 votesDGregory W. Meeks88.1% · 336 votesDBrad Sherman87.9% · 355 votesDRichard Ray (Rick) Larsen87.9% · 330 votesDAdam Smith87.3% · 332 votesDSanford Dixon Bishop Jr.84.4% · 352 votesDCollin Clark Peterson56.2% · 322 votesRChristopher Henry Smith14.1% · 397 votesRFrederick Stephen Upton11.2% · 349 votesRFrank James Sensenbrenner Jr.8.7% · 345 votesRDonald Edwin Young8.2% · 330 votesRHarold Dallas (Hal) Rogers6.9% · 389 votesRMichael R. Turner4.1% · 317 votesRRobert Aderholt4% · 349 votesRKen Calvert3.6% · 366 votesRSamuel Graves2.2% · 322 votesRFrank D. Lucas1.9% · 365 votesRJoe Wilson0.9% · 321 votes

The 50 members with the most contested Finance and Financial Sector votes, of 2,473 who have cast one and 2,187 with enough to score. A further 108 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 Finance and Financial Sector breaks from the rest of the record

All legislationFinance and Financial Sector
Christopher Henry Smith−12.6 pts
Collin Clark Peterson−8.8 pts
Gregory W. Meeks−8.6 pts
Michael R. Turner−8.1 pts

Christopher Henry Smith sided with Democrats 13 points less often on Finance and Financial Sector 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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