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Intergovernmental relations

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

Members on Intergovernmental relations

Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
DAbraham Alexander Ribicofftoo few to score— · 6 votesDAdlai Ewing III Stevensontoo few to score— · 6 votesDAlan Cranstontoo few to score— · 6 votesRCarl Thomas Curtistoo few to score— · 6 votesRClifford Peter Hansentoo few to score— · 6 votesRClifford Philip Casetoo few to score— · 6 votesRDewey Follett Bartletttoo few to score— · 6 votesREdward William Brooke IIItoo few to score— · 6 votesREdwin Jacob (Jake) Garntoo few to score— · 6 votesDErnest Frederick (Fritz) Hollingstoo few to score— · 6 votesDGary Warren Harttoo few to score— · 6 votesDHarrison Arlington Williams Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesD→IHarry Flood Byrd Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRHenry Louis Bellmontoo few to score— · 6 votesDHenry Martin (Scoop) Jacksontoo few to score— · 6 votesDHerman Eugene Talmadgetoo few to score— · 6 votesRHoward Henry Baker Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesDHoward Walter Cannontoo few to score— · 6 votesDHubert Horatio Humphrey Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRHugh Doggett Scott Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRJacob Koppel Javitstoo few to score— · 6 votesDJames Browning Allentoo few to score— · 6 votesDJames George Abourezktoo few to score— · 6 votesOJames Lane Buckleytoo few to score— · 6 votesD→RJames Strom Thurmondtoo few to score— · 6 votesDJennings Randolphtoo few to score— · 6 votesRJesse Helmstoo few to score— · 6 votesRJohn Glenn Beall Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRJohn Goodwin Towertoo few to score— · 6 votesDJohn Jackson Sparkmantoo few to score— · 6 votesDJohn Little McClellantoo few to score— · 6 votesDJohn Orlando Pastoretoo few to score— · 6 votesDJoseph Manuel Montoyatoo few to score— · 6 votesDLawton Mainor Chiles Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRLowell Palmer Weicker Jr.too few to score— · 6 votesRMark Odom Hatfieldtoo few to score— · 6 votesDMichael Joseph (Mike) Mansfieldtoo few to score— · 6 votesRMilton Ruben Youngtoo few to score— · 6 votesDPatrick Joseph Leahytoo few to score— · 6 votesRPaul Dominique Laxalttoo few to score— · 6 votesRPete Vichi Domenicitoo few to score— · 6 votesDPhilip Aloysius Harttoo few to score— · 6 votesDRichard Bernard Stonetoo few to score— · 6 votesDRichard Clarence (Dick) Clarktoo few to score— · 6 votesRRichard Schultz Schweikertoo few to score— · 6 votesDRobert Burren Morgantoo few to score— · 6 votesDRobert Carlyle Byrdtoo few to score— · 6 votesRRobert Joseph (Bob) Doletoo few to score— · 6 votesRRobert Paul Griffintoo few to score— · 6 votesRRobert Taft Jr.too few to score— · 6 votes

The 50 members with the most contested Intergovernmental relations votes, of 525 who have cast one and 0 with enough to score. A further 11 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. A dash is too few contested votes to score, never a zero.

Policy areas

Intergovernmental relations

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

Members on Intergovernmental relations

MemberWith Dems · votes
DAbraham Alexander Ribicoff— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDAdlai Ewing III Stevenson— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDAlan Cranston— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRCarl Thomas Curtis— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRClifford Peter Hansen— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRClifford Philip Case— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRDewey Follett Bartlett— · 6 votestoo few to scoreREdward William Brooke III— · 6 votestoo few to scoreREdwin Jacob (Jake) Garn— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDErnest Frederick (Fritz) Hollings— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDGary Warren Hart— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDHarrison Arlington Williams Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreD→IHarry Flood Byrd Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRHenry Louis Bellmon— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDHenry Martin (Scoop) Jackson— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDHerman Eugene Talmadge— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRHoward Henry Baker Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDHoward Walter Cannon— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDHubert Horatio Humphrey Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRHugh Doggett Scott Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRJacob Koppel Javits— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJames Browning Allen— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJames George Abourezk— · 6 votestoo few to scoreOJames Lane Buckley— · 6 votestoo few to scoreD→RJames Strom Thurmond— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJennings Randolph— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRJesse Helms— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRJohn Glenn Beall Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRJohn Goodwin Tower— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJohn Jackson Sparkman— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJohn Little McClellan— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJohn Orlando Pastore— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDJoseph Manuel Montoya— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDLawton Mainor Chiles Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRLowell Palmer Weicker Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRMark Odom Hatfield— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDMichael Joseph (Mike) Mansfield— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRMilton Ruben Young— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDPatrick Joseph Leahy— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRPaul Dominique Laxalt— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRPete Vichi Domenici— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDPhilip Aloysius Hart— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDRichard Bernard Stone— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDRichard Clarence (Dick) Clark— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRRichard Schultz Schweiker— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDRobert Burren Morgan— · 6 votestoo few to scoreDRobert Carlyle Byrd— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRRobert Joseph (Bob) Dole— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRRobert Paul Griffin— · 6 votestoo few to scoreRRobert Taft Jr.— · 6 votestoo few to score

The 50 members with the most contested Intergovernmental relations votes, of 525 who have cast one and 0 with enough to score. A further 11 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. A dash is too few contested votes to score, never a zero.

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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