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Rep. Juan Ciscomani Voting Record

Rep. Ciscomani has cast 38 of 40 tracked roll-call votes (95% attendance), voted with the Republican party 92% of the time, and crossed party lines 3 times.

Official portrait of Rep. Juan Ciscomani

R Republican

U.S. Representative · Arizona District 6

U.S. House of Representatives · 119th Congress

Party Loyalty & Cross-Party Votes

Party-loyalty and attendance scores are computed directly from official member-by-member roll-call data and publish here during active congressional sessions.

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Rep. Ciscomani’s Positions on Key Votes

How Ciscomani voted on 1 key House roll call of the 119th Congress. Every position links to the official record.

Rep. Ciscomani’s positions on key House votes
DateVoteCiscomani’s PositionResultTallySource
Jul 21, 2026H RES 1438 · Providing for consideration of the…YeaPassed
214–211
Roll #254

Office Record

Office record for Rep. Juan Ciscomani
ChamberHouse
PartyR · Republican
StateAZ · Arizona
District#6
In Office Since2025
Bioguide IDC001133

Recent Floor Votes

Congress Vote Tracker follows Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s recorded positions on key House and Senate roll-call votes in the 119th Congress. Every vote we publish links to the official roll-call record, so you can verify how Ciscomani voted on the source page.

See Rep. Ciscomani’s complete voting record: every tracked roll call and how Ciscomani voted on each. You can also browse all vote records, or open Ciscomani’s history on the official Congress.gov member record.

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