Immigration
Contested roll calls on bills the Library of Congress files under Immigration. Each member's score here is their whole-career share of those votes that sided with the Democratic majority.
Members on Immigration
Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
D100% · 126 votesD99.2% · 129 votesD98.4% · 124 votesD98.1% · 157 votesD97.9% · 145 votesD97% · 133 votesD96.3% · 136 votesD96.1% · 180 votesD95.9% · 148 votesD95.7% · 139 votesD95% · 180 votesD94.6% · 130 votesD93.9% · 164 votesD93.7% · 127 votesD93.5% · 153 votesI92.9% · 127 votesD92.6% · 135 votesD91.5% · 141 votesD90.3% · 186 votesD89.8% · 137 votesD88.5% · 131 votesD88.1% · 134 votesD84% · 131 votesD82.4% · 136 votesD82.3% · 147 votesD56.8% · 155 votesD56.5% · 124 votesR→D54.2% · 142 votesD50.4% · 141 votesR42.3% · 130 votesR41.3% · 126 votesR38.3% · 128 votesR32.4% · 139 votesR28.8% · 160 votesR25.4% · 142 votesR22.1% · 140 votesR19.4% · 124 votesR17% · 141 votesR16.5% · 139 votesD→R12.8% · 141 votesR12.7% · 157 votesR12.7% · 158 votesR8.4% · 203 votesR7% · 158 votesR5.5% · 145 votesR5.5% · 165 votesR4.9% · 144 votesR4.7% · 127 votesR3.8% · 131 votesR1.6% · 126 votesThe 50 members with the most contested Immigration votes, of 2,378 who have cast one and 1,874 with enough to score. A further 150 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 Immigration breaks from the rest of the record
vs. all legislationAll legislationImmigration
Byron Leslie Dorgan−29.2 pts
Robert Carlyle Byrd−28.1 pts
Max Sieben Baucus−24.3 pts
Lindsey O. Graham+24.2 pts
Byron Leslie Dorgan sided with Democrats 30 points less often on Immigration than on legislation overall. Lindsey O. Graham went the other way by 24.