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An independent, non-government record of how Congress votes Here’s how we know

Congress Vote Tracker is a private, independent project. It is not affiliated with the U.S. government, Congress, or any agency, and it does not speak for them. Every vote count is drawn from official public records (Congress.gov, the House Clerk, and Senate.gov) and linked back to the source on every page.

House Voting Records: Every Representative's Scorecard

The party split of the U.S. House and how often each Representative crosses the aisle.

Scorecards overview → · Senate scorecards → · How these scores are computed →

Each member card below shows computed party loyalty once the daily roll-call data loads. For chamber-wide balance of power and cross-the-aisle leaderboards, see the scorecards overview.

How Party Loyalty Is Distributed

Every one of these Representatives placed by how often they vote with their own party in the current window. Hover or focus a bar to see who falls in it; the most independent member is called out below the chart. Present and missed votes are excluded.

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All 437 Representatives of the 119th Congress

A profile page for every U.S. Representative: official portrait, party, state, and a direct line to their roll-call record. Filter by party or state, search by name, or return to the scorecards overview →

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Notable Representatives · Multi-Organization Ratings

Data note: Scores reflect the most recently published ratings from each organization (primarily 2023-2024 for ACU and ADA, as 2025 ratings publish on a lag; Heritage Action and LCV update quarterly). Click an organization on the scorecards overview to verify current ratings. Members with no score on a given system are marked N/A.

Notable Representatives and their ratings from major scorecard organizations
MemberParty/StateChamberACUHeritage ActionLCVADA
Mike Johnson
Speaker of the House
R–LAHouse969420
Marjorie Taylor Greene
Rep. since 2021
R–GAHouse939100
Don Bacon
Rep. since 2017
R–NEHouse68654115
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Rep. since 2019
D–NYHouse1397100
Jared Golden
Rep. since 2019
D–MEHouse38356845
Henry Cuellar
Rep. since 2005
D–TXHouse29277150

About These Scorecards

Each member page combines advocacy-group ratings with participation computed directly from official House roll-call records. For the formulas, see how we score Congress; for definitions, the glossary.

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