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115th CONGRESS FINAL

INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD A PROJECT OF 21WILBERFORCE

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS This project was made possible by the generous support of:

A Letter from 21Wilberforce...................…………………....……............ 3 Introduction……………………………………………………............................. 4 Key Takeaways…………………………………………..................................... 6 Notable Leaders…………………………………………………......................... 8 Methodology………………………………………….….................................... 9 Senate Scored Items……………………………………...……...................... 11 House Scored Items…………………………………..………….................... 26 About 21Wilberforce…………………....…............................................ 173

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE Georgia Alabama 46 Hawaii Alaska 48 Idaho Arizona 50 Illinois Arkansas 52 Indiana California 54 Iowa Colorado 61 Kansas Connecticut 63 Kentucky Delaware 65 Louisiana Florida 67

72 75 77 79 82 85 87 89 91

Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska

93 95 97 99 102 104 106 108 110

Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma

112 114 116 119 121 125 128 130 133

Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont

135 137 140 142 144 146 149 154 156

Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

158 161 164 166 168

Non-Voting Territories 170 -American Samoa -District of Columbia -Guam -North Mariana -Puerto Rico -Virgin Islands

The FINAL IRF Congressional Scorecard measures the progress of federal legislative efforts regarding international religious freedom. 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

A LETTER FROM 21WILBERFORCE Dear Friends, As freedom of religion declines around the world, religious minorities suffer extraordinary pressures – even genocide and the threat of extinction. Defending the fundamental right to conscience is a leading challenge of our time. Here at 21Wilberforce, our aim is to protect freedom of belief for all, and our goals are to protect religious communities, free imprisoned leaders, and perhaps most difficult, reform harmful policies that restrict freedom of conscience. Here in America, that effort begins in partnership with our nation's congressional leadership. To that end, on behalf of 21Wilberforce, I'm pleased to announce the release of our Final International Religious Freedom Congressional Scorecard for the 115th session of Congress. This simple and informative tool measures the important steps taken by those members of Congress who have demonstrated the moral clarity – and political courage – required in the fight against worldwide assaults on religious freedom. In addition to caucus and commission work, the Scorecard tracks how members of the House and Senate have sponsored, supported, and voted on bills, resolutions, and amendments that support international religious freedom. Unlike legislative scorecards published by most organizations, ours is strictly nonpartisan: We do not promote specific legislation, nor do we pass judgment on the work of the 115th Congress.

In publishing our International Religious Freedom Congressional Scorecard, 21Wilberforce has three goals: First, to recognize and thank those members of Congress who have championed international religious freedom in tangible ways; Second, to encourage legislators to take bolder actions in support of religious freedom and the restoration of human dignity around the world; And third, to provide interested citizens with a concise, informative, nonpartisan summary of the public actions taken on religious freedom by both houses of Congress. 21 Wilberforce is grateful for this work done by Congress and the promise of these efforts. As always, however, we're mindful of the work that remains to be done in defense of international religious freedom.

Sincerely,

Lou Ann Sabatier Director of Communications 21Wilberforce

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INTRODUCTION Global assaults on religious freedom occur at a staggering rate with nearly 80% of the world living in states characterized by religious persecution, discrimination, or restrictions. According to a report by Freedom House, global freedom has deteriorated to its lowest level in more than a decade and with it, the political rights and civil liberties of many of the world’s citizens. According to the UNHCR, globally in 2018, 41.3 million people were internally displaced as a result of conflict and persecution, while 25.9 million were refugees and 3.5 million were asylum-seekers. These grim statistics illuminate the tragic human face of religious persecution in the early years of the 21st century. The faces are diverse, and they are many — Uyghurs in China, Copts in Egypt, Baha’i in Yemen, Christians in North Korea, Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia, and religious minorities throughout Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and numerous other countries. It is the anguished face of an orphaned child in Nigeria or a remnant survivor of Christian villages decimated by Boko Haram. It the face of a young adult demonstrating against oppression in Iran. Or the face of a Rohingya mother in Myanmar whose

baby son has been ripped from her arms by soldiers and flung into a fire. It is the haunting face of a young Yazidi woman who has endured repeated rape and torture at the hands of ISIS captors. In the United States, freedom of religion is the first freedom, enshrined in the First Amendment of the Constitution and foundational to the very origin and existence of the nation. It follows that religious freedom also would animate U.S. foreign policy — except oftentimes it does not.

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The International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 (IRFA) and the amplified Frank R. Wolf International Religious Freedom Act of 2016, provide the framework for advancing religious freedom as a U.S. foreign policy imperative. It is in this same spirit that we present the International Religious Freedom Congressional Scorecard as a measure of progress made toward that end. It is our hope that the Scorecard will both celebrate positive measures taken by members of Congress and highlight opportunities that remain to further advance U.S. advocacy on behalf of individuals persecuted in foreign countries on account of religion or belief.

Burma Central African Republic China Eritrea

Iran Nigeria North Korea Pakistan

Russia Saudi Arabia www.uscirf.gov Sudan Syria

Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Vietnam

MAP COURTESY OF UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

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Cuba Afghanistan OF PARTICULAR TIER 1 COUNTRIES Egypt CONCERN Azerbaijan India Bahrain

Burma, Central African Republic, China Eritrea, Iran, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam

TIER 2 COUNTRIES Laos

Indonesia Iraq Kazakhstan

Malaysia Turkey

Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Cuba, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Laos, Malaysia, Turkey

UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM 732 North Capitol Street, NW, Suite A714 Washington, DC 20401 Telephone: (202) 523–3240 Fax: (202) 523–5020 www.uscirf.gov

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IRF Legislation Signed into Law During 115th Congress OUT OF A COMBINED 115 ITEMS SCORED, SIX CAME TO A VOTE, (TWO IN THE SENATE AND FOUR IN THE HOUSE) AND ALL PASSED UNANIMOUSLY OR WITH AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY. S.1158 - Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act of 2017 This law (115-441) helps prevent acts of genocide and other atrocity crimes, which threaten national and international security, by enhancing U.S. Government capacities to prevent, mitigate, and respond to such crises S.2736 - Asia Reassurance Initiative Act of 2018 This law (115-409) expresses the sense of Congress that the President should impose targeted financial penalties and visa ban sanctions on any individual or entity that violates human rights or religious freedoms or engages in censorship activities, and also should terminate, suspend, or otherwise alter U.S. economic assistance to any country that has engaged in serious violations of human rights or religious freedoms. H.R.390 - Iraq and Syria Genocide Relief and Accountability Act of 2018 This law (115-300) provides emergency relief for victims of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes against members of Iraqi or Syrian minority religious or ethnic groups, and also provides for accountability of the perpetrators of these crimes. H.R.672 - Combating European Anti-Semitism Act of 2017 This law (115-434) requires continued and enhanced annual reporting to Congress in the Annual Report on International Religious Freedom on anti-Semitic incidents in Europe, the safety and security of European Jewish communities, and the efforts of the United States to partner with European governments, the European Union, and civil society groups to combat anti-Semitism H.R.1872 - Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act of 2018 This law (115-330) requires the State Department to annually report the level of access Chinese authorities granted U.S. diplomats, journalists, and tourists to Tibetan areas in China. No individual who is substantially involved in the formulation or execution of policies related to access for foreigners to Tibetan areas may enter the United States if restrictions to the Tibet Autonomous Region for U.S. diplomats, officials, journalists, and citizens are greater than restrictions to other areas. H.R.2061 - North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2017 This law (115-198) amends the North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004 to authorize appropriations through 2022 for programs that promote human rights, religious freedom, democracy, the rule of law, and the development of a market economy in North Korea; actions to promote freedom of information in North Korea; and humanitarian assistance to North Koreans who are outside of North Korea without the permission of the government.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Final Scoring for 115th Congress

SENATE

■■ Congress introduced 115 items (51 in the Senate and 64 in the House) relating to freedom of belief, freedom of conscience, or religion during the 115th Congress. This activity represents a 300% increase in the number of items introduced in the 115th Congress versus the 114th Congress.

Initial IRF Items Scored

Possible Score

106

Average Score

Median Score

■■ As was true with the 114th Congress, overall final scoring for the 115th Congress shows strong bipartisan support for IRF issues, with a comparable number of Democrats and Republicans sponsoring and voting on legislation in the Senate and the House.

Initial IRF Items Scored

■■ One-third of the members of Congress scored “above average,” which was also true during the 114th Congress.

Possible Score

151

Average Score

Median Score

HOUSE

■■ 48 members of Congress are recognized as Notable Leaders for advancing IRF legislation during the 115th Congress. ■■ Senator Marco Rubio R-FL and Congressman James P. McGovern D-MA earned top scores in the 115th Congress. ■■ A lot of Congressional interest and action on international religious freedom was generated by the efforts of the Senate Human Rights Caucus, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, the Congressional International Religious Freedom Caucus, the Religious Minorities in the Middle East Caucus, and the Congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus. ■■ Only 4% of House members are participating in the Defending Freedoms Project by selecting a Prisoner of Conscience to support. There are 37 prisoners in 21 countries waiting to be selected. ■■ Violence inflicted upon Myanmar’s Rohingya population was the focus of 13 bills and resolutions introduced in the 115th Congress. ■■ More than 10 bills and resolutions were introduced relating to Genocide and two were enacted into law (115-441 and 115-300). ■■ Six items were introduced that focused on anti-semitism and one was enacted into law (115-434).

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: IRF Legislative Focus for 115th Congress THE GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN OF ITEMS SCORED DURING THE 115TH CONGRESS

Russia: 2

Eurasia: 1

China: 8 AFRICA: 9 ITEMS (8% OF TOTAL)

Africa: 1, Burundi: 1, Cameroon: 2, Ethiopia: 2, Nigeria: 2, Tunisia: 1

ASIA: 50 ITEMS (43% OF TOTAL)

Asia: 3, Afghanistan: 1, Azerbajan: 1, Burma: 12, China: 8, Hong Kong: 2, North Korea: 7, Pakistan: 1, Tibet: 8, Viet Nam: 4, Bangledesh: 3

Azerbaijan: 1 Turkey: 1 North Korea: 7

Tunisia: 1

Tibet: 8

Iraq & Syria: 8

Burma: 12

Iran: 10

Hong Kong: 2

EUROPE: 3 ITEMS (3% OF TOTAL)

Bangladesh: 3

Eurasia: 1, Russia: 2

MIDDLE EAST: 30 ITEMS (26% OF TOTAL) Eqypt: 1, Iran: 10, Iraq & Syria: 8, Israel: 7, Saudi Arabia: 3, Turkey: 1

GLOBAL: 23 ITEMS (20% OF TOTAL)

Antisemitism, Genocide/atrocities prevention, Blasphemy, Women, Cyber diplomacy and Support/commitment to IRF

Israel: 7

Viet Nam: 4

Saudi Arabia: 3

Asia:3

Ethiopia: 2

Egypt: 1

Afghanistan: 1 Nigeria: 2

Pakistan:1

Burundi: 1

Cameroon: 2 Africa: 1

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NOTABLE LEADERS 21Wilberforce celebrates these members of the 115th Congress who worked diligently to protect and advance international religious freedom.

SENATE

(alphabetical order)

Tammy Baldwin D-WI Cory Booker D-NJ Ben Cardin D-MD Chris Coons D-DE Dick Durbin D-IL

Marco Rubio R-FL† Chris Van Hollen D-MD Elizabeth Warren D-MA Todd Young R-IN

Dianne Feinstein D-CA Cory Gardner R-CO Ed Markey D-MA Robert Menendez D-NJ Jeff Merkley D-OR

HOUSE

(alphabetical order)

Gus M. Bilirakis R-FL Steve Chabot R-OH David N. Cicilline D-RI Steve Cohen D-TX Barbara Comstock R-VA Gerald E. Connolly D-VA Joseph Crowley D-NY Theodore E. Deutch D-FL Eliot L. Engel D-NY Anna G. Eshoo D-CA Adriano Espaillat D-NY

Thomas A Garrett, Jr. R-VA Randy Hultgren R-IL Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, Jr. D-GA William R. Keating D-MA Ro Khanna D-CA Ted Lieu D-CA Zoe Lofgren D-CA Alan S. Lowenthal D-CA Michael T. McCaul R-TX Betty McCollum D-MN James P. McGovern D-MA† Mark Meadows R-NC

†Red bold signifies top scores

Ted Poe R-TX Jamie Raskin D-MD Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R-FL Edward R. Royce R-CA Janice D. Schakowsky D-IL Brad Sherman D-CA Albio Sires D-NJ Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Ann Wagner R-MO Randy K. Weber, Sr. R-TX Ted S. Yoho R-FL

*See methodology for selection criteria

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METHODOLOGY OVERVIEW

FOUR METRICS

The International Religious Freedom (IRF) Congressional Scorecard reports on the 115th Congress, the term of which was January 2017 through December 2018. The scoring system is designed to encourage reliable and consistent scoring of federal legislation relevant to international religious freedom. To avoid bias, we base inclusion criteria on important bills, resolutions, and amendments that protect and promote international religious freedom in the U.S. Senate and the House. Legislative data is sourced from www.congress.gov.

Metrics scored with points awarded for the following demonstrations of support:

Legislators can also demonstrate their support through membership in caucuses. For the House, scoring acknowledges membership in the International Religious Freedom Caucus, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, the Congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus and the Religious Minorities in the Middle East (RMME) Caucus. Members in the Senate who participate in the Senate Human Rights Caucus also earn points.

Low scores do not necessarily indicate disagreement with international religious freedom legislation, but rather that it was not a high priority for that legislator. Conversely, high scores indicate that a given legislator has made support of international religious freedom a priority.

It is important to note that while the IRF Congressional Scorecard is a resource for analyzing a legislator’s current support for international religious freedom issues, it is not the only measure of his or her record. Many bills and resolutions introduced in Congress are never scheduled for a vote. For that reason, the IRF Congressional Scorecard awards points for sponsorship or co-sponsorship of relevant international religious freedom bills that are introduced, but have not received a vote.

A-Sponsoring or cosponsoring international religious freedom bills, resolutions, and amendments B-Voting for such items C-Chairing or co-chairing relevant caucuses D-Membership in relevant caucuses

By custom, the Speaker of the House (Paul Ryan) and the House Minority leader (Nancy Pelosi) do not vote on all issues and, therefore, they are not scored. Representatives Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-AS), Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Madeleine Bordallo (D-GU), Gregorio Sablan (D-NMI), Jenniffer González-Colón (D-PR) and Stacey Plaskett (D-VI) served as non-voting delegates, but their level of support for scored items is noted.

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METHODOLOGY CALCULATION OF SCORES - SENATE AND HOUSE CODE

ACTION

POINTS

VOTED YES

COSPONSOR

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ORIGINAL COSPONSOR

PRIMARY SPONSOR

MEMBER

C-C

CO-CHAIR

3 points Maximum possible points per bill, resolution, or amendment When unanimous consent or voice vote, all members receive 1 point

Maximum possible score in the Senate: (40 of 51 scored items have not yet come to a vote) Maximum possible score in the House: (45 of 64 scored items have not yet come to a vote)

106 points 151 points

PARTICIPANTS IN THE SCORECARD PROCESS An analyst is responsible for determining the content of the Scorecard, including evaluation criteria and scores. Our research associate manages the Scorecard process and participates in data-gathering and scoring. 21Wilberforce staff provide feedback on the legislation selected to be scored.

DISCLAIMER A Scorecard is an imperfect tool; there are additional factors that cannot be reflected therein. Not all efforts made in the promotion and protection of international religious freedom can be publicly recorded. We recognize that members and their staff can and do support international religious freedom through quiet diplomacy and casework, such as letters to the President, legislators, ambassadors, and other foreign officials. Members also prioritize efforts on behalf of their constituents. Additionally, family-related issues may arise, such as the birth of a child or a death in the family, which may result in legislators missing votes. The IRF Congressional Scorecard is an educational tool meant to highlight and track key activity related to international religious freedom. It should not be perceived as an effort to support or endorse specific legislators or candidates.

NOTE: Selection criteria for Notable Leaders in the Senate is a score of 40 points or higher and in the House a score of 45 points or higher.

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 1. S.138 Preventing Destabilization of Iraq and Syria Act of 2017

3. S.417 Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2017

5. S.905 Syrian War Crimes Accountability Act of 2017

This bill authorizes the President to furnish assistance to encourage international bodies to insist that transitional and future governments of Syria are committed to multiparty democracy, open and transparent governance, respect for human rights and religious freedom, ending the violence throughout the country, promoting peace and stability with Syria's neighbors, enhancing the rule of law and combating corruption, and rehabilitating and reintegrating former combatants.

This bill directs the President to identify individuals responsible for the surveillance, abduction, detention, abuse, or forced confession of any Hong Kong resident in connection with the exercise by that individual of the right to freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and freedom of religion.

This bill requires a report on, and authorizes technical assistance for, accountability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in Syria.

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 02/16/2017 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 2 Cosponsors *See H.R.3856

6. S.1118 North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2017

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 1/12/17 Referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee; 1 Cosponsor

2. S.198 Combating European AntiSemitism Act of 2017

4. S.821 Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act of 2017

This bill expresses the sense of Congress that it is in the U.S. national interest to combat anti-Semitism at home and abroad; there is a need to ensure the security of European Jewish communities, including synagogues, schools, and cemeteries; and the United States should continue to emphasize the importance of combating anti-Semitism in multilateral bodies.

This bill requires the State Department to annually report the level of access Chinese authorities granted U.S. diplomats, journalists, and tourists to Tibetan areas in China. No individual who is substantially involved in the formulation or execution of policies related to access for foreigners to Tibetan areas may enter the United States if restrictions to the Tibet Autonomous Region for U.S. diplomats, officials, journalists, and citizens are greater than restrictions to other areas.

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 1/24/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 26 Cosponsors *See H.R.672

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 4/4/17 Referred to the Judiciary Committee; 15 Cosponsors *See H.R.1872

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 6/12/17 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 21 Cosponsors

This bill amends the North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004 to authorize appropriations through 2022 for programs that promote human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and the development of a market economy in North Korea; actions to promote freedom of information in North Korea; and humanitarian assistance to North Koreans who are outside of North Korea without the permission of the government. Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 12/11/17 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 6 Cosponsors *See H.R.2061

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 7. S.1158 Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act of 2017

9. S.1574 Vietnam Human Rights Sanctions Act of 2017

11. S.2060 Burma Human Rights and Freedom Act of 2017

This law helps prevent acts of genocide and other atrocity crimes, which threaten national and international security, by enhancing U.S. Government capacities to prevent, mitigate, and respond to such crises.

This bill expresses the sense of Congress that the U.S. relationship with Vietnam cannot progress while Vietnam's human rights record continues to deteriorate and that the Secretary of State should designate Vietnam as a country of particular concern with respect to religious freedom. It imposes sanctions on individuals complicit in human rights abuses committed against Vietnam nationals or their family members.

This bill establishes US policy supporting the establishment of a peaceful, prosperous, and democratic Burma that includes respect for the human rights of all its people regardless of ethnicity and religion, including an end to the humanitarian and human rights crisis, the return of the displaced Rohingya to their homes, equal access to full restoration of full citizenship for the Rohingya population.

Primary Sponsor: John Cornyn R-TX Status: 7/18/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 3 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: John McCain R-AZ Status: 2/12/18 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 24 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 12/12/18 Passed Senate amended, by unanimous consent; Passed House 367-4; 1/14/19 Became law; 34 Cosponsors *See H.R.3030

8. S.1292 Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism Act of 2017 This bill amends the State Department Basic Authorities Act of 1956 to provide that the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism shall have the rank of ambassador and be a person of recognized distinction in the field of combating anti-Semitism or religious freedom and shall serve as the primary advisor and coordinator in the U.S. government relating to monitoring and combating anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic incitement in foreign countries. Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 6/6/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 8 Cosponsors *See H.R.1911

10. S.1891 Promoting Peace and Justice for the People of Afghanistan Act of 2017 This bill expresses the sense of Congress that Afghanistan and the Afghan Taliban should reach a political settlement in which the Taliban accepts the Afghan constitution, including its safeguards to respect human rights, especially of women, girls, and religious minorities and that Afghanistan should take consistent steps to protect and advance the rights of those groups. Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 9/28/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 0 Cosponsors 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE SCORED ITEMS 12. S.2120 International Violence Against Women Act of 2017

13. S.2365 Iran Human Rights and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act

14. S.2528 Continued Support for the Iranian People Act of 2018

This bill calls for the appointment of an Ambassadorat-Large for Global Women’s Issues at the Department of State and a Senior Coordinator for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment at the U.S. Agency for International Development to develop comprehensive, multisector, and holistic individual country plans designed to address and respond to violence against women and girls that include strategies, as appropriate, designed to accommodate the needs of stateless, disabled, internally displaced, refugee, or religious or ethnic minority women and girls.

This bill notes that the Iranian regime persecutes ethnic and religious minority groups, such as the Baha’is, Christians, and Sufi, Sunni, and dissenting Shi’a Muslims, through harassment, arrests, and imprisonment, during which detainees have routinely been beaten, tortured, and killed. The bill directs the President to identify and impose sanctions against senior members of the government of Iran and other persons who are responsible for or complicit in committing serious human rights violations, or engaging in censorship, the diversion of goods intended for the people of Iran, or public corruption.

This bill condemns the Government of Iran’s violations of its citizens’ human rights, freedom of religious expression, and freedom of speech, including state-sanctioned violence against peaceful protestors. The bill supports the people of Iran in their fight for freedom and prosperity by requiring a strategy to prevent Iran from shutting down Internet access and blocking access to social media and by requiring a report of Iran’s abuses of prisoners’ human rights.

Primary Sponsor: Jeanne Shaheen D-NH Status: 11/14/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 3 Cosponsors *See H.R.5034

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 1/30/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 4 Cosponsors *See H.R.4744

Primary Sponsor: Orrin G. Hatch R-UT Status: 3/8/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 4 Cosponsors

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 15. S.2736 Asia Reassurance Initiative Act of 2018

17. S.3652 Saudi Arabia Accountability and Yemen Act of 2018

18. S.3696 Burma Human Rights and Freedom Act of 2018

This law expresses the sense of Congress that the President should impose targeted financial penalties and visa ban sanctions on any individual or entity that violates human rights or religious freedoms or engages in censorship activities and should terminate, suspend, or otherwise alter U.S. economic assistance to any country that has engaged in serious violations of human rights or religious freedoms.

This bill orders the Secretary of State to report the extent to which Saudi Arabia, including members of the military or security services, are responsible for or complicit in gross violations of human rights, including violations of the human rights of journalists, bloggers, and those who support womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rights or religious freedom. The bill orders the President to impose sanctions on any person that has knowingly assisted, sponsored, provided, or attempted to provide significant financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services in support of, the Houthi movement in Yemen or are owned or controlled by the Houthi movement or entities acting for, or on behalf of, the Houthi movement.

This bill recognizes the policy of the United States that the pursuit of a calibrated engagement strategy is essential to support the establishment of a peaceful, prosperous, and democratic Burma that includes respect for the human rights of all its people regardless of ethnicity and religion. Such strategy includes investigation into and accountability for ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity, and genocide perpetrated against ethnic minorities like the Rohingya by the Government, military, and security forces of Burma, violent extremist groups, and other combatants involved in the conflict.

Primary Sponsor: Cory Gardner R-CO Status: 12/4/18 Passed Senate as amended, by unanimous consent; 12/12/18 Passed House as amended, by voice vote; 12/31/18 Became law; 11 Cosponsors *See H.R.6888

16. S.3622 Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2018

Primary Sponsor: Robert Menendez D-NJ Status: 11/15/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 5

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 11/29/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 16 Cosponsors

This bill condemns Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gross human rights violations of ethnic Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang and calls for an end to arbitrary detention, torture, and harassment of these communities inside and outside China. Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 11/14/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 23 Cosponsors *See H.R.7123 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE SCORED ITEMS 19. S.Amdt.2240 to H.R.2061North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2017, which became law 7/20/18

20. S.Con.Res.29 A Concurrent resolution recognizing the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.

This amendment in the nature of a substitute provides the text of the law which amends the North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004 to authorize appropriations through 2022 for programs that promote human rights, religious freedom, democracy, the rule of law, and the development of a market economy in North Korea; actions to promote freedom of information in North Korea; and humanitarian assistance to North Koreans who are outside of North Korea without the permission of the government.

This resolution commemorates the centenary of the Balfour Declaration which clearly recognized and sought to uphold the “civil and religious rights of the existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine” as well as the “rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.” It affirms US commitment to maintaining the strongest bilateral ties with Israel.

Primary Sponsor: Marco Rubio R-FL Status: 4/24/18 Agreed to in Senate by unanimous consent

Primary Sponsor: James Lankford R-OK Status: 11/2/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 1 Cosponsor *See H.Con.Res.92

21. S.Con.Res.30 A Concurrent resolution expressing the sense of Congress with respect to United States policy toward Tibet and that the treatment of the Tibetan people should be an important factor in the conduct of United States relations with the People's Republic of China This resolution urges the U.S. to publicly call for the immediate and unconditional release of all those held prisoner for expressing their political or religious views in Tibet; to continue to designate China as a country of particular concern pursuant to the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998; and to urge the Chinese government to stop the demolition of Tibetan Buddhist religious institutions and revise religious and travel regulations to conform with international human rights standards. Primary Sponsor: Ted Cruz R-TX Status: 11/16/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 8 Cosponsors *See H.Con.Res.89

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 22. S.Res.109 A resolution encouraging the Government of Pakistan to release Aasiya Noreen, internationally known as Asia Bibi, and reform its religiously intolerant laws regarding blasphemy This resolution urges the government of Pakistan to release Asia Bibi and ensure that she, her family, and her legal counsel are safe; to reform its laws to reflect democratic norms and ideals; and to promote tolerance of religious minorities so that no one is in danger of persecution for exercising free speech and practicing their religion. Primary Sponsor: Rand Paul R-KY Status: 4/4/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 9 Cosponsors

23. S.Res.139 A resolution condemning the Government of Iran's statesponsored persecution of its Baha'i minority and its continued violation of the International Covenants on Human Rights This resolution urges the President and the Department of State to condemn the Iranian government's continued violation of human rights and demand the immediate release of prisoners held solely on account of their religion and to impose sanctions on Iranian officials and other individuals directly responsible for serious human rights abuses. Primary Sponsor: Ron Wyden D-OR Status: 12/21/17 Agreed to in Senate with an amendment and an amended preamble by unanimous consent; 33 Cosponsors *See H.Res.274

24. S.Res.157 A resolution recognizing that for 50 years, the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) and its ten members-Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam-have worked toward stability, prosperity, and peace in Southeast Asia This resolution urges ASEAN governments to engage directly with leaders of civil society and human rights, including advocates of religious freedom and victims of human rights abuses, and to prioritize forums that give these stakeholders a voice to instruct public policy. Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 5/4/17 Referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations; 6 Cosponsors

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 25. S.Res.162 A resolution reaffirming the commitment of the United States to promoting religious freedom This resolution reaffirms the U.S. commitment to promoting religious freedom as a fundamental human right and calls for the President to strengthen U.S. foreign policy and action plans on behalf of individuals persecuted in foreign countries on account of religion. It urges the State Department to implement training on religious freedom policy for all Foreign Service officers, ambassadors, and diplomats. It also urges the U.S. government to develop a comprehensive response to protect victims of religious persecution and to provide humanitarian and recovery assistance to affected individuals in Iraq and Syria. It calls for the re-establishment of the Religion and Foreign Policy Working Group and for the U.S. government to ensure that trade negotiations include religious freedom conditions mandated by the Bipartisan Congressional Trade Priorities and Accountability Act of 2015. Primary Sponsor: James Lankford R-OK Status: 5/11/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 9 Cosponsors *See H.Res.319

26. S.Res.168 A resolution supporting respect for human rights and encouraging inclusive governance in Ethiopia This resolution condemns the violence against peaceful protestors and detention of Muslim leaders exercising their constitutional rights. It calls on the Ethiopian government to investigate the use of excessive force during the Oromo peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Irreecha religious festivities and supports the peaceful efforts of the Ethiopian people to exercise their constitutional rights.

28. S.Res.217 A resolution welcoming Prime Minister Youssef Chahed of the Tunisian Republic on his first official visit to the United States, congratulating the people of the Tunisian Republic on their embrace of democracy after decades of dictatorship, and encouraging future reforms

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 9/19/17 Placed on Legislative Calendar; 32 Cosponsors *See H.Res.128

This resolution acknowledges that new constitution of the Tunisian Republic protects the rights of minorities, and specifically outlaws religiously motivated violence, and it reaffirms the commitment of the U.S. Government to the Tunisian Republic, including a commitment to provide appropriate levels of assistance, in support of the ongoing transition of the Tunisian Republic to an inclusive, prosperous, and secure democracy.

27. S.Res.176 A resolution commemorating the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem.

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 7/11/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 11 Cosponsors

This resolution reaffirms support for Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to religious freedom and administration of holy sites in Jerusalem and continues to support strengthening the mutually beneficial AmericanIsraeli relationship. Primary Sponsor: Mitch McConnell R-KY Status: 6/5/17 Agreed to 90-0; 45 Cosponsors *See H.Res.328 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE SCORED ITEMS 29. S.Res.220 A resolution expressing solidarity with Falun Gong practitioners who have lost lives, freedoms, and rights for adhering to their beliefs and practices and condemning the practice of non-consenting organ harvesting This resolution calls upon the China and the Communist Party of China to cease persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and release all such practitioners who have been confined, detained, or imprisoned for pursuing their right to exercise their spiritual beliefs; to end the practice of organ harvesting from all prisoners of conscience; and to allow an independent and transparent investigation into organ transplant abuses. Primary Sponsor: Robert Menendez D-NJ Status: 7/13/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 23 Cosponsors *See H.Res.932

30. S.Res.229 A resolution recognizing the contributions of the Montagnard indigenous tribespeople of the Central Highlands of Vietnam to the United States Armed Forces during the Vietnam War, and condemning the ongoing violation of human rights by the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam This resolution calls on Vietnam to allow human rights groups access to all regions of the country and to end restrictions of basic human rights, including the right for Montagnards to practice their Christian faith freely, the right to land and property, freedom of movement, the right to retain ethnic identity and culture, and access to an adequate standard of living. Primary Sponsor: Richard Burr R-NC Status: 7/24/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 1 Cosponsor *See H.Res.797

31. S.Res.250 A resolution condemning horrific acts of violence against Burma's Rohingya population and calling on Aung San Suu Kyi to play an active role in ending this humanitarian tragedy This resolution condemns the violence and displacement inflicted on Burmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rohingya civilians; calls for an immediate halt to all hostilities by Burmese authorities, to include ending restrictions on the movement of the Rohingya and providing them with citizenship; and urges Burma to allow United Nations fact-finding missions and the resumption of relief work, aid, and monitoring by humanitarian organizations. Primary Sponsor: Richard J. Durbin D-IL Status: 9/7/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 25 Cosponsors *See H.Res.528

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 32. S.Res.291 A resolution affirming the historical connection of the Jewish people to the ancient and sacred city of Jerusalem and condemning efforts at the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to deny Judaism's millennia-old historical, religious, and cultural ties to Jerusalem This resolution commends the government of Israel for protecting the freedoms of all faiths in Jerusalem and ensuring their access to holy sites. It condemns efforts by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to delegitimize Israel through attempts to rewrite and deny Jerusalem's history and encourages the U.S. to continue working with allies to prevent UNESCO from passing biased anti-Israel resolutions. Primary Sponsor: Ted Cruz R-TX Status: 10/16/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 8 Cosponsors *See H.Res.570

33. S.Res.359 A resolution commending the Government of Bangladesh for its compassion during the Rohingya humanitarian crisis and commending Pope Francis for his message of peace

34. S.Res.360 A resolution calling for international accountability for the crimes against humanity committed by the Burmese military against the Rohingya in Burma

This resolution commends Bangladesh for its compassion, tolerance, and critical humanitarian aid for the Rohingya refugees and urges all parties involved in the repatriation process to reject any actions which could continue or worsen the harsh conditions faced by Rohingya refugees, including their confinement in camps, contained ghettos, or villages were movement is restricted in Burma, or on the flood-prone Bhashan Char island or any other location that would result in further isolation.

This resolution condemns the Burmese military for its atrocities against the Rohingya, which constitute ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. It urges Burma to take immediate steps to close internally displaced persons (IDP) camps and the Rohingya ghetto at Aung Mingalar in Sittwe while respecting the rights and dignity of populations currently residing there; to further lift restrictions on freedom of movement of Rohingya living in villages throughout northern Rakhine State; to conduct a comprehensive and transparent investigation; and to hold perpetrators accountable, referring them to the International Criminal Court. It calls for the international community to assist with the economic development of the Rakhine State.

Primary Sponsor: Richard J. Durbin D-IL Status: 12/13/17 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 4 Cosponsors

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 35. S.Res.368 A resolution supporting the right of all Iranian citizens to have their voices heard This resolution calls on Iran to respect the rights of its people to freedom of speech, press, religion, association, and assembly. It condemns violence against peaceful protestors and acts of censorship, intimidation, and other restrictions on freedom of the press, freedom of speech, and freedom of expression in Iran. Primary Sponsor: Bob Corker R-TN Status: 1/4/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 44 Cosponsors

36. S.Res.376 A resolution urging the Governments of Burma and Bangladesh to ensure the safe, dignified, voluntary, and sustainable return of the Rohingya refugees who have been displaced by the campaign of ethnic cleansing conducted by the Burmese military

37. S.Res.429 A resolution commemorating the 59th anniversary of Tibet's 1959 uprising as "Tibetan Rights Day," and expressing support for the human rights and religious freedom of the Tibetan people and the Tibetan Buddhist faith community

This resolution condemns the violence and displacement inflicted on Burma's Rohingya and other ethnic minorities and the attacks by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army militant group and calls for an immediate halt to all hostilities by Burmese authorities. It commends Bangladesh for receiving Rohingya refugees and urges that government to continue efforts to provide shelter and relief for such refugees and to allow human rights organizations access to refugee camps.

This resolution affirms support for the Tibetan peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fundamental human rights and freedoms, including their right to self-determination and the protection of their distinct religious, cultural, linguistic, and national identity. It warns China against interference in the right to religious freedom of Tibetan Buddhists around the world.

Primary Sponsor: Jeff Merkley D-OR Status: 3/21/18 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 18 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Patrick J. Leahy D-VT Status: 4/25/18 Agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by unanimous consent; 3 Cosponsors *See H.Res.743

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 38. S.Res.460 A resolution condemning Boko Haram and calling on the Governments of the United States of America and Nigeria to swiftly implement measures to defeat the terrorist organization This resolution requests that the State Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development create a plan to address the needs of women and girls adversely impacted by extremism and conflict and encourages continued cooperation between the Governments of the United States and Nigeria to defeat the violent extremist organization Boko Haram. Primary Sponsor: Tammy Baldwin D-WI Status: 4/12/18 Referred to Judiciary Committee; 10 Cosponsors *See H.Res.896

39. S.Res.481 A resolution calling upon the leadership of the Government of the Democratic People' s Republic of Korea to dismantle its labor camp system, and for other purposes This resolution calls on North Korea to halt ongoing arrests of North Koreans on political and religious grounds, to release such prisoners, cease human rights abuses, and to allow access and monitoring by the United Nations and other humanitarian agencies. Primary Sponsor: Orrin G. Hatch R-UT Status: 10/1/18 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 14 Cosponsors *See H.Res.763

40. S.Res.539 A resolution urging the President to strengthen efforts of the United States to combat religious freedom violations in Eurasia, especially the use of torture or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment, prolonged detention without charges, causing the disappearance of persons by the abduction or clandestine detention of those persons, and other flagrant denial of the right to life, liberty, or the security of persons This resolution urges the President to re-designate Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan as countries of particular concern; designate Azerbaijan, Russia, and Turkey as special watch list countries; urge the Government of Kazakhstan to refrain from adopting amendments that would make the religion law more restrictive; and instruct the Ambassadorat-Large for International Religious Freedom to develop and transmit to Congress a one-time inter-agency strategy to advance religious freedom in Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkey, and parts of Ukraine occupied by Government of the Russian Federation forces or controlled by Government of the Russian Federation-led separatist forces. Primary Sponsor: Roger F. Wicker R-MS Status: 6/11/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 7 Cosponsors

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 41. S.Res.571 A resolution condemning the ongoing illegal occupation of Crimea by the Russian Federation This resolution declares the foreign policy of the United States to never recognize the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia. The resolution reaffirms unwavering support for democracy, human rights, and rule of law for all individuals in Crimea, including non-Russian ethnic groups and religious minorities, and it condemns all human rights violations against individuals in Crimea, underscoring the culpability of the Russian Federation for such violations while this territory is under illegal Russian occupation. Primary Sponsor: Robert Menendez D-NJ Status: 7/30/18 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 12 Cosponsors *See H.Res.1022

42. S.Res.613 A resolution requesting a report on the observance of and respect for human rights and fundamental freedom in Saudi Arabia This resolution expresses the sense of the Senate that the President should call upon the Government of Saudi Arabia to release Samar Badawi, Nassima al-Sada, Raif Badawi, Waleed Abu al-Khair, and all other peaceful human rights activists, journalists, and religious minorities held in detention by that Government on dubious charges. The resolution requests the Secretary of State to submit a statement regarding the observance of and respect for human rights and fundamental freedom in Saudi Arabia. Primary Sponsor: Jeff Merkley D-OR Status: 8/22/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 7 Cosponsors

43. S.Res.647 A resolution calling for the global repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws This resolution calls on the President and the Secretary of State to make the repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws a priority in the bilateral relationships of the United States with all countries that have such laws and to designate countries that enforce blasphemy, heresy, or apostasy laws as â&#x20AC;&#x153;countries of particular concern for religious freedom.â&#x20AC;? The resolution supports efforts by the United Nations to combat intolerance, discrimination, or violence against persons based on religion or belief without restricting expression. Primary Sponsor: James Lankford R-OK Status: 9/25/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 1 Cosponsor *See H.Res.349

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 44. S.Res.667 A resolution condemning persecution of religious minorities in the People's Republic of China and any actions that limit their free expression and practice of faith

45. S.Res.731 A resolution designating December 10, 2018, as "Human Rights Day" and recognizing the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

This resolution reaffirms the commitment of the United States in promoting religious freedom and tolerance around the world and helping to provide protection and relief to religious minorities facing persecution and violence. It calls on China to uphold the Chinese Constitution in addition to the internationally recognized human right to freedom from religious persecution and to end all forms of violence, discrimination, and censorship against religious minorities.

This resolution supports the right of human rights defenders all over the world to promote the fundamental freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and encourages the people of the United States to observe â&#x20AC;&#x153;Human Rights Dayâ&#x20AC;? and continue their commitment to upholding freedom, democracy, and human rights across the globe.

Primary Sponsor: David Perdue R-GA Status: 10/4/18 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 19 Cosponsors *See H.Res.434

Primary Sponsor: Christopher A. Coons D-DE Status: 12/13/18 Agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by unanimous consent; 10 Cosponsors

46. S.Res.733 A resolution calling on the Government of Cameroon, armed separatist groups, and all citizens to respect human rights and adopt nonviolent approaches to conflict resolution This resolution strongly condemns the human rights abuses committed by the Government of Cameroon, security forces, and armed separatist groups, including extrajudicial killings and detentions and the use of force against nonviolent civilians and protestors. The resolution holds the Government of Cameroon responsible for safeguarding the rights of all citizens, regardless of political views or beliefs or the regions in which they reside and urges the Government of Cameroon to respect the fundamental rights of all Cameroonian citizens and initiate a credible, good, and full faith effort to work with religious and community leaders in the Anglophone region to address grievances and seek nonviolent solutions to resolve conflict. Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 12/19/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 6 Cosponsors *See H.Res.1111

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 47. S.Res.735 A resolution condemning the mass atrocities committed against the Rohingya in Burma and urging accountability for the Burmese military This resolution condemns the atrocities and displacement inflicted on the Rohingya by the Burmese military and security forces since August 2017, calling for a formal determination by the Secretary of State whether such crimes amount to genocide. The resolution also urges the President to impose additional sanctions on senior members of the Burmese military and security forces who are responsible for genocide and human rights abuses. Primary Sponsor: Edward J. Markey D-MA Status: 12/19/18 Referred to Foreign Relations Committee; 4 Cosponsors *See H.Res.1091

48. H.R.390 Iraq and Syria Genocide Relief and Accountability Act of 2018

49. H.R.672 Combating European AntiSemitism Act of 2017

This law requires continued and enhanced annual reporting to Congress in the Annual Report on International Religious Freedom on anti-Semitic incidents in Europe, the safety and security of European Jewish communities, and the efforts of the United States to partner with European governments, the European Union, and civil society groups, to combat anti-Semitism.

Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 6/10/17 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 10/11/18 Passed Senate amended, by voice vote; 12/11/18 Became law; 47 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Nita M. Lowey D-NY Status: 5/17/17 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 12/22/18 Passed Senate without amendment by unanimous consent; 1/14/19 Became law; 34 Cosponsors

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SENATE SCORED ITEMS 50. H.R.1872 Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act of 2018

51. H.R.2061 North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2017

This law requires the State Department to annually report the level of access Chinese authorities granted U.S. diplomats, journalists, and tourists to Tibetan areas in China. No individual who is substantially involved in the formulation or execution of policies related to access for foreigners to Tibetan areas may enter the United States if restrictions to the Tibet Autonomous Region for U.S. diplomats, officials, journalists, and citizens are greater than restrictions to other areas.

This law amends the North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004 to authorize appropriations through 2022 for programs that promote human rights, religious freedom, democracy, the rule of law, and the development of a market economy in North Korea; actions to promote freedom of information in North Korea; and humanitarian assistance to North Koreans who are outside of North Korea without the permission of the government.

Primary Sponsor: James P. McGovern D-MA Status: 9/25/18 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 12/11/18 Passed Senate by voice vote; 12/19/18 Became law; 55 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R-FL Status: 9/25/17 Passed House amended 415-0; 4/24/18 Passed Senate amended, by unanimous consent; 6/27/18 House agreed to Senate amendment without objection; 7/20/18 Became Law; 16 Cosponsors

SENATE HUMAN RIGHTS CAUCUS Originally founded in 2014 by Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) and former Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL), the Senate Human Rights Caucus relaunched in 2017 under Senator Coons and Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC). The Caucus is a bipartisan effort to highlight the importance of human rights in U.S. foreign policy. The mission of the Caucus is to defend and advocate for internationally recognized human rights norms around the world and contribute to global leadership in promoting and protecting human rights. Membership is open to all members of the Senate.

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 1. H.R.379 Justice for Yazidis Act This bill calls for Syrian and Iraqi nationals who are members of a religious minority to be classified as refugees of special humanitarian concern and to be eligible for priority-2 refugee resettlement processing. It also calls for the State Department to establish a program to provide health care and psychosocial support for members of the Yazidi, Christian, Shabak, and Turkmen communities displaced by ISIS. Primary Sponsor: Alcee L. Hastings D-FL Status: 1/9/17 Referred to Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security and Committees on Foreign Affairs, Armed Services, and Appropriations to determine jurisdiction; 6 Cosponsors

2. H.R.390 Iraq and Syria Genocide Relief and Accountability Act of 2018

3. H.R.672 Combating European AntiSemitism Act of 2017

4. H.R.1872 Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act of 2018

Primary Sponsor: Nita M. Lowey D-NY Status: 5/17/17 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 12/22/18 Passed Senate without amendment by unanimous consent; 1/14/19 Became law; 34 Cosponsors *See S.198

Primary Sponsor: James P. McGovern D-MA Status: 9/25/18 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 12/11/18 Passed Senate by voice vote; 12/19/18 Became law; 55 Cosponsors *See S.821

This law provides emergency relief for victims of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes against members of Iraqi or Syrian minority religious or ethnic groups, for accountability for perpetrators of these crimes. Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 6/10/17 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 10/11/18 Passed Senate amended, by voice vote; 12/11/18 Became law; 47 Cosponsors 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 5. H.R.1911 Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism Act of 2017

6. H.R.2061 North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2017

7. H.R.2826 Refugee Program Integrity Restoration Act of 2017

This bill amends the State Department Basic Authorities Act of 1956 to provide that the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism shall have the rank of ambassador appointed by the President and shall monitor and combat antiSemitism globally.

This bill amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to grant priority consideration for applicants whose claims are based on persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution based on religion by reason of those applicants being practitioners of a minority religion in a Country of Particular Concern.

Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 9/13/18 Passed House 393-2; 9/17/18 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 86 Cosponsors *See S.1292

Primary Sponsor: Raul R. Labrador R-ID Status: 6/28/17 Ordered to be reported (amended) by Judiciary Committee; 14 Cosponsors

8. H.R.3030 Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act of 2017 This bill helps prevent acts of genocide and other atrocity crimes, which threaten national and international security, by enhancing U.S. Government capacities to prevent, mitigate, and respond to such crises. Primary Sponsor: Ann Wagner R-MO Status: 7/17/18 Passed House amended, 406-5; 7/18/18 Received in the Senate and placed on Senate Legislative Calendar; 117 Cosponsors *See S.1158

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 11. H.R.4223 BURMA Act of 2017

9. H.R.3776 Cyber Diplomacy Act of 2017

10. H.R.3856 Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2017

This bill establishes an Office of Cyber Issues to lead the State Departmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diplomatic cyberspace efforts to promote an open and unfettered information and communications technology infrastructure globally. It requires annual reports assessing the extent to which countries censor, block, and otherwise interfere with nonviolent expression of political or religious opinions or beliefs and the extent to which such countries persecute individuals or groups for such expressions.

Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 11/29/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organization; 1 Cosponsor *See S.417

Primary Sponsor: Eliot L. Engel D-NY Status: 11/2/17 Referred to Committees on Foreign Affairs, Financial Services, the Judiciary, Armed Services, and Ways and Means to determine jurisdiction; 55 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Edward R. Royce R-CA Status: 1/17/18 Passed House amended, by voice vote; 6/28/18 Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar, amended; 25 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 12. H.R.4549 Saudi Educational Transparency and Reform Act

13. H.R.4744 Iran Human Rights and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act

14. H.R.5034 International Violence Against Women Act of 2018

This bill requires annual reports to determine whether all content that promotes religious intolerance has been removed from educational materials published by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Education to be used in schools both inside Saudi Arabia and throughout the world, including quotations of passages that could be seen as encouraging violence or intolerance towards adherents of religions other than Islam or towards Muslims who hold dissenting views.

This bill directs the President to identify and impose sanctions against senior members of the government of Iran and other persons who are responsible for or complicit in committing serious human rights violations, or engaging in censorship, the diversion of goods intended for the people of Iran, public corruption, or politically-motivated intimidation, detention, or trial. It requires the State Department to submit a strategy to prevent elements of the Iranian regime from engaging in hostage-taking or the prolonged arbitrary detention of U.S. citizens or legal permanent resident aliens.

Primary Sponsor: Michael T. McCaul R-TX Status: 4/26/18 Passed House 410-2; 5/7/18 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 46 Cosponsors *See S.2365

Primary Sponsor: Janice D. Schakowsky D-IL Status: 2/15/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 142 Cosponsors *See S.2120

Primary Sponsor: Ted Poe R-TX Status: 12/5/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 19 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 15. H.R.5621 Vietnam Human Rights Act

16. H.R.5819 BURMA Act of 2018

This bill expresses the sense of Congress that Vietnam should be designated as a country of particular concern for religious freedom because there are â&#x20AC;&#x153;systematic, egregious, and ongoingâ&#x20AC;? violations of religious freedom, including many individuals imprisoned for their religious activity or advocacy for religious freedom. The bill directs the Secretary of State to seek the immediate and unconditional release all political and religious prisoners and authorizes the President to provide assistance to address the unique needs of ethnic minority groups in Vietnam affected by past or current severe human rights violations, including violations of the right to religious freedom, expression, and association.

This bill states that is shall be the policy of the United States to pursue a strategy of calibrated engagement, which is essential to support the establishment of a peaceful, prosperous, and democratic Burma that includes strengthening respect for and protection of human rights and religious freedom.

Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 6/4/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations and Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific; 27 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Eliot L. Engel D-NY Status: 5/17/18 Foreign Affairs Committee amended by voice vote and agreed to seek consideration under suspension of the rules; 82 Cosponsors

17. H.R.6018 To establish an interagency program to assist countries in North and West Africa to improve immediate and long-term capabilities to counter terrorist threats, and for other purposes.

18. H.R.6034 Palestinian Authority Educational Curriculum Transparency Act This bill expresses the sense of Congress that the Palestinian Authority and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East have not sufficiently worked to eliminate all content and passages encouraging violence or intolerance toward other nations or ethnic groups from the curriculum used in their respective schools. Primary Sponsor: David Young R-IA Status: 6/7/18 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Committee; 6 Cosponsors

This bill expresses the sense of Congress that it is in the national security interest of the United States to combat the spread of radical Islamist extremism and build a Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership to combat these threats in Africa which exploit vulnerable and marginalized communities suffering from poverty, lack of economic, and weak governance. Primary Sponsor: Michael T. McCaul R-TX Status: 11/13/18 Passed House by voice vote; 11/14/18 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 18 Cosponsors 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 19. H.R.6888 Asia Reassurance Initiative Act of 2018 This bill expresses the sense of Congress that the President should impose targeted financial penalties and visa ban sanctions on any individual or entity that violates human rights or religious freedoms or engages in censorship activities and should terminate, suspend, or otherwise alter U.S. economic assistance to any country that has engaged in serious violations of human rights or religious freedoms. Primary Sponsor: Kevin McCarthy R-CA Status: 9/25/18 Referred to Committees on Foreign Affairs, Armed Services, Intelligence (Permanent Select), Ways and Means, the Judiciary, Financial Services, and Transportation and Infrastructure to determine jurisdiction; 4 Cosponsors *See S.2736

21. H.R.7384 UIGHUR Act of 2018 This resolution urges the United States to oppose the mass arbitrary detention of Turkic Muslims, including Uighurs, within the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region of the Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Republic of China and to support efforts to combat governmental discrimination against ethnic minorities within China, including policies which seek to surveil, suppress or otherwise constrain the religious, cultural, or linguistic practices of Turkic Muslim communities or to limit the ability of members of such communities to travel domestically or internationally. Primary Sponsor: Brad Sherman D-CA Status: 12/20/18 Referred to Committees on Foreign Affairs, Oversight and Government Reform and Judiciary to determine jurisdiction; 4 Cosponsors

22. H.Amdt.651 to H.R.5515, John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019, which became law 8/13/18. Amendment authorizes financial and visa sanctions against perpetrators of ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya by the Burmese military and security forces; limits U.S. military and security assistance with Burma until reforms take place; incentivizes reform of the Burmese gemstone sector which is notoriously dominated by the military; and requires a determination of what crimes the Burmese military committed, including genocide. Primary Sponsor: Eliot L. Engel D-NY Status: 5/23/18 House agreed 382-30

20. H.R.7123 Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2018 This bill condemns Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gross human rights violations of ethnic Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang and calls for an end to arbitrary detention, torture, and harassment of these communities inside and outside China. Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 11/13/18 Referred to Committees on Foreign Affairs, Intelligence (Permanent Select) and Judiciary to determine jurisdiction; 17 Cosponsors *See S.3622 115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 23. H.Con.Res.89 Expressing the sense of Congress with respect to United States policy toward Tibet and that the treatment of the Tibetan people should be an important factor in the conduct of United States relations with the People's Republic of China. This resolution urges the U.S. to publicly call for the immediate and unconditional release of all those held prisoner for expressing their political or religious views in Tibet; to continue to designate China as a country of particular concern pursuant to the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998; and to urge the Chinese government to stop the demolition of Tibetan Buddhist religious institutions and revise religious and travel regulations to conform with international human rights standards. Primary Sponsor: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R-FL Status: 11/29/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations, and Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security; 11 Cosponsors *See S.Con.Res.30

24. H.Con.Res.90 Condemning ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya and calling for an end to the violence in and an immediate restoration of humanitarian access to the state of Rakhine in Burma. This resolution condemns the severe human rights violations and atrocities against civilians by Burma's security services. It calls for Burma to end such attacks in the state of Rakhine, to allow humanitarian access to refugees and internally displaced persons, to allow refugees to return to Burma, and to change laws and policies that have contributed to insecurity in Rakhine. Primary Sponsor: Joseph Crowley D-NY Status: 11/15/17 Agreed to in House 423-3; 12/7/17 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 31 Cosponsors

25. H.Con.Res.92 Recognizing the deep and abiding friendship between the United States and Israel. This resolution commemorates the centenary of the Balfour Declaration which clearly recognized and sought to uphold the “civil and religious rights of the existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine” as well as the “rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.” It affirms US commitment to maintaining the strongest bilateral ties with Israel. Primary Sponsor: Tom Graves R-GA Status: 11/15/17 Agreed to in House without objection; 11/16/17 Referred to Senate Foreign Relations Committee; 3 Cosponsors *See S.Con.Res.29

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 26. H.Res.65 Urging the President to seek an independent investigation into the death of Tibetan Buddhist leader and social activist Tenzin Delek Rinpoche and to publicly call for an end to the repressive policies used by the People's Republic of China in Tibet. This resolution urges China to halt suppression of the religious, cultural, social, economic, and environmental rights of the Tibetan people in Tenzin Delek Rinpoche's home regions of Lithang and Nyagchu and across all areas of traditional Tibet. Primary Sponsor: Michael E. Capuano D-MA Status: 2/16/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 2 Cosponsors

27. H.Res.128 Supporting respect for human rights and encouraging inclusive governance in Ethiopia. This resolution condemns the violence against peaceful protestors and detention of Muslim leaders exercising their constitutional rights. It calls on the Ethiopian government to investigate the use of excessive force during the Oromo peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Irreecha religious festivities and supports the peaceful efforts of the Ethiopian people to exercise their constitutional rights. Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 4/10/18 Agreed to in House amended, by voice vote; 114 Cosponsors *See S.Res.168

28. H.Res.188 Condemning the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the 1988 massacre of political prisoners and calling for justice for the victims. This resolution urges the Administration and U.S. allies to publicly condemn the 1988 massacre and pressure the government of Iran to provide detailed information to the families of the victims about their loved ones and their final resting places and urges the United Nations to fully investigate the massacre and to gather evidence and identify the names and roles of specific perpetrators with a view towards bringing them to justice. Primary Sponsor: Michael T. McCaul R-TX Status: 5/18/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East and North Africa and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 79 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 29. H.Res.220 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives regarding past genocides, and for other purposes. This resolution condemns the government of Iran's state-sponsored persecution of its Baha'i minority and its continued violation of the International Covenants on Human Rights. Primary Sponsor: David A. Trott R-MI Status: 3/22/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 124 Cosponsors

30. H.Res.274 Condemning the Government of Iran's state-sponsored persecution of its Baha'i minority and its continued violation of the International Covenants on Human Rights. This resolution urges the President and the Department of State to condemn the Iranian government's continued violation of human rights and demand the immediate release of prisoners held solely on account of their religion and to impose sanctions on Iranian officials and other individuals directly responsible for serious human rights abuses. Primary Sponsor: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R-FL Status: 12/12/18 Agreed to in House amended without objection; 133 Cosponsors *See S.Res.139

31. H.Res.319 Reaffirming the commitment of the United States to promoting religious freedom globally, and for other purposes. This resolution calls on the President to strengthen U.S. religious freedom diplomacy; appoint a new Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom; name a Special Advisor for International Religious Freedom at the National Security Council; develop a national security strategy on international religious freedom; direct grants to specified groups engaged in innovative programs to build and strengthen pluralistic societies, protect freedom of religion, reduce conflict, and counter violent religious extremism and terrorism; develop a comprehensive response to protect victims of religious persecution and to provide humanitarian and recovery assistance to affected individuals in Iraq and Syria; and reestablish the Religion and Foreign Policy Working Group.

32. H.Res.328 Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, and for other purposes. This resolution expresses support for Israel's commitment to religious freedom and protection of holy sites in Jerusalem and for strengthening the American-Israeli alliance. Primary Sponsor: Thomas R. Suozzi D-NY Status: 6/27/2017 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East and North Africa; 2 Cosponsors *See S.Res.176

Primary Sponsor: Randy Hultgren R-IL Status: 5/18/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations; 28 Cosponsors *See S.Res.162

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 33. H.Res.349 Calling for the global repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws. This resolution calls on the President and the Secretary of State to make the repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws a priority in the bilateral relationships of the United States with all countries that have such laws and to designate countries that enforce blasphemy, heresy, or apostasy laws as â&#x20AC;&#x153;countries of particular concern for religious freedom.â&#x20AC;? The resolution supports efforts by the United Nations to combat intolerance, discrimination, or violence against persons based on religion or belief without restricting expression. Primary Sponsor: Jamie Raskin D-MD Status: 6/27/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 27 Cosponsors *See S.Res.647

34. H.Res.395 Reaffirming the leadership of the United States in promoting the safety, health, and well-being of refugees and displaced persons. This resolution calls upon the US government to uphold its international leadership role in responding to displacement crises with humanitarian assistance and protection of the most vulnerable populations who endure sexual violence, human trafficking, persecution and violence against religious minorities, forced conscription, genocide, and exploitation. It reaffirms the goals of World Refugee Day and reiterates the strong commitment to protect the millions of refugees who live without material, social, or legal protections.

35. H.Res.407 Condemning the persecution of Christians around the world. This resolution calls on discriminatory regimes to cease their persecution of Christians and religious minorities and calls on the President and the governments of all democratic countries to uphold the right to religious freedom and condemn the persecution of Christians. Primary Sponsor: Glenn Grothman R-WI Status: 12/12/2017 Agreed to in House by voice vote; 35 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Ted Lieu D-CA Status: 6/20/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 96 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 36. H.Res.434 Condemning violence against religious minorities in the People's Republic of China and any actions that limit the free expression and practice of faith by these minorities.

37. H.Res.528 Condemning horrific acts of violence against Burmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rohingya population and calling on Aung San Suu Kyi to play an active role in ending this humanitarian tragedy.

This resolution calls on the Chinese government to uphold the Chinese Constitution in addition to the internationally recognized human right to freedom from religious persecution and to end all forms of violence and discrimination against religious minorities. It also urges the President to promote religious freedom in China, using the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 and the Frank R. Wolf International Religious Freedom Act.

This resolution condemns the violence and displacement inflicted on Burmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rohingya civilians; calls for an immediate halt to all hostilities by Burmese authorities, to include ending restrictions on the movement of the Rohingya and providing them with citizenship; and urges Burma to allow United Nations fact-finding missions and the resumption of relief work, aid, and monitoring by humanitarian organizations.

Primary Sponsor: Jody B. Hice R-GA Status: 9/5/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 8 Cosponsors *See S.Res.667

Primary Sponsor: Sander M. Levin D-MI Status: 11/29/17 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 20 Cosponsors *See S.Res.250

38. H.Res.537 Promoting United States national security and foreign policy objectives through consolidation and strengthening of the rule of law and respect for human rights in the Republic of Azerbaijan. This resolution urges the U.S. government to closely evaluate reporting from intelligence, diplomatic, open source, congressional, and nongovernmental organization sources to identify and impose travel restrictions on Azerbaijan officials responsible for severe violations of religious freedom, pursuant to the provisions of the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998. Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 11/29/17 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats and Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations; 3 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 39. H.Res.570 Affirming the historical connection of the Jewish people to the ancient and sacred city of Jerusalem and condemning efforts at the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to deny Judaism's millennia-old historical, religious, and cultural ties to Jerusalem. This resolution commends the government of Israel for protecting the freedoms of all faiths in Jerusalem and ensuring their access to holy sites. It condemns efforts by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to delegitimize Israel through attempts to rewrite and deny Jerusalem's history and encourages the U.S. to continue working with allies to prevent UNESCO from passing biased anti-Israel resolutions. Primary Sponsor: Matt Gaetz R-FL Status: 11/29/17 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East and North Africa; 22 Cosponsors *See S.Res.291

40. H.Res.651 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that Burundi is at risk of mass atrocities, and that the Government of Burundi should comply with constitutional limits on presidential terms and re-engage in regionally-brokered peace talks. This resolution calls on the President, in coordination with regional and international partners, to impose additional targeted sanctions against any individuals responsible for or complicit in the targeting of any civilians through the commission of acts of violence, abduction, enforced displacement, or attacks on schools, hospitals, religious sites, or locations where civilians are seeking refuge, or through other conduct that may constitute a serious violation of human rights. Primary Sponsor: Eliot L. Engel D-NY Status: 12/7/17 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 3 Cosponsors

41. H.Res.673 Expressing concern over attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt. This resolution urges Egypt to seek educational and political reform that prioritizes human rights, fundamental freedoms, and the rule of law; to enact serious and legitimate reforms to ensure Coptic Christians are given the same rights and opportunities as all other Egyptian citizens; and to end the culture of impunity for attacks on Christians by undertaking the arrest, prosecution, and conviction of individuals who carry out attacks on Copts and other Christians in Egypt. Primary Sponsor: J. French Hill R-AR Status: 1/11/18 Sponsor introductory remarks after referral to Foreign Affairs Committee; 54 Cosponsors

42. H.Res.732 Urging Turkey to respect the rights and religious freedoms of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. This resolution calls on Turkey to eliminate all forms of discrimination, particularly those based on race or religion; to safeguard religious and human rights; and to respect international law, European Union laws, and the basic tenets of human rights. Primary Sponsor: Carolyn B. Maloney D-NY Status: 2/7/18 Referred to Committee on Foreign Affairs. 4 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 43. H.Res.741 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives regarding the rebuilding and resettlement of the Nineveh Plain, which is essential for preserving the homeland and heritage of Christian Assyrians (also known as Chaldean and Syriac), Yezidis and Shabaks. This resolution calls on the United States to work with the Iraqi government, local governments, and the international community to facilitate the safe return of displaced peoples to the Nineveh Plain region of Iraq and to work vigorously to ensure a home and future for vulnerable Iraqi minorities such as Assyrian, Yezidis, Shabaks, and others. Primary Sponsor: Jeff Denham R-CA Status: 2/16/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 5 Cosponsors

44. H.Res.743 Expressing support for the human rights and religious freedom of the Tibetan people and the Tibetan Buddhist faith community, and for the designation of a "Tibetan Rights Day." This resolution affirms support for the Tibetan peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fundamental human rights and freedoms, including their right to self-determination and the protection of their distinct religious, cultural, linguistic, and national identity. It warns China against interference in the right to religious freedom of Tibetan Buddhists around the world. Primary Sponsor: James P. McGovern D-MA Status: 2/16/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 5 Cosponsors *See S.Res.429

45. H.Res.750 Expressing support for the designation of a "Prisoners of Conscience Day." This resolution encourages the United States to implement policies and robustly support programs promoting human rights, including religious and political freedom, the rule of law, and the protection of individuals and organizations at risk; to undertake specific actions directed at countries that detain prisoners of conscience; and to pursue human rights advocacy consistently and publicly at every level of foreign policy and in all bilateral and multilateral engagement. Primary Sponsor: Randy Hultgren R-IL Status: 2/26/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 36 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 46. H.Res.763 Calling upon the leadership of the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to dismantle its labor camp system, and for other purposes. This resolution calls on North Korea to halt ongoing arrests of North Koreans on political and religious grounds, to release such prisoners, cease human rights abuses, and to allow access and monitoring by the United Nations and other humanitarian agencies. Primary Sponsor: Michael K. Conaway R-TX Status: 3/5/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 111 Cosponsors *See S.Res.481

47. H.Res.797 Recognizing the contributions of the Montagnard indigenous tribespeople of the Central Highlands of Vietnam to the United States Armed Forces during the Vietnam War, and condemning the ongoing violation of human rights by the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. This resolution calls on Vietnam to allow human rights groups access to all regions of the country and to end restrictions of basic human rights, including the right for Montagnards to practice their Christian faith freely, the right to land and property, freedom of movement, the right to retain ethnic identity and culture, and access to an adequate standard of living. The resolution urges the President and Congress to develop policies that support Montagnards and other marginalized populations and that reflect U.S. interests and commitment to upholding human rights and democracy abroad.

48. H.Res.896 Condemning Boko Haram and calling on the Governments of the United States of America and Nigeria to swiftly implement measures to defeat the terrorist organization. This resolution requests that the State Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development create a plan to address the needs of women and girls adversely impacted by extremism and conflict and encourages continued cooperation between the Governments of the United States and Nigeria to defeat the violent extremist organization Boko Haram. Primary Sponsor: Frederica S. Wilson D-FL Status: 6/4/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations; 17 Cosponsors *See S.Res.460

Primary Sponsor: Ted Budd R-NC Status: 6/4/18 Referred to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations and Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific; 6 Cosponsors *See S.Res.229

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 49. H.Res.932 Expressing solidarity with the Tuidang Movement whereby Chinese citizens renounce their ties to the Chinese Communist Party and its affiliates, and calling for an immediate end to the campaign to persecute Falun Gong practitioners. This resolution expresses solidarity with Falun Gong practitioners and their families and calls upon the Chinese Communist Party to immediately cease and desist its campaign to persecute Falun Gong. Primary Sponsor: Dana Rohrabacher R- CA Status: 6/8/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 18 Cosponsors *See S.Res.220

50. H.Res.976 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that complete, verifiable, and irreversible human rights improvements in the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea should be part of a United States strategy for a nuclear-free Korean peninsula and a free and open IndoPacific region. This resolution requests the President to include complete, verifiable, and irreversible human rights improvements in North Korea as part of the U.S. negotiating strategy with North Korea, China, and regional allies; to seek the dismantling of North Koreaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s political prison labor camps and the release of all political and religious prisoners (estimated 80,000-120,000); and to consider using the voice and vote of the United States to establish an ad hoc or special international criminal tribunal, or a regional or international hybrid court, to investigate and remedy crimes against humanity and other atrocity crimes, as appropriate, in North Korea or those crimes targeting North Korean nationals in other countries such as China.

51. H.Res.979 Expressing support for the Iranian people's continuing protests, fundamental human rights, and the desire for a democratic, secular, and non-nuclear republic in Iran. This resolution supports the people of Iran's legitimate and peaceful protests against the Iranian regime and condemns the Iranian regime's human rights abuses, including religious freedom violations, against the Iranian people. Primary Sponsor: Dana Rohrabacher R-CA Status: 6/29/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 1 Cosponsor

Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 6/28/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 4 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 52. H.Res.1022 Condemning the ongoing illegal occupation of Crimea by the Russian Federation. This resolution declares the foreign policy of the United States to never recognize the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia. The resolution reaffirms respect for the values of democracy, human rights, and rule of law that all individuals in Crimea deserve, including non-Russian ethnic groups and religious minorities, and it condemns all human rights violations against individuals in Crimea, underscoring the culpability of the Russian Federation for such violations while this territory is under illegal Russian occupation. Primary Sponsor: David P. Joyce R-OH Status: 7/24/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee and to Committees on the Judiciary, Oversight and Government Reform, Financial Services, and Ways and Means to determine jurisdiction; 11 Cosponsors *See S.Res.571

53. H.Res.1024 Reaffirming the commitment of the United States to promote international religious freedom and marking the 20th anniversary of the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998. This resolution reaffirms the U.S. commitment to advance religious freedom as a fundamental part of U.S. foreign policy by leveraging the growing network of foreign institutions focused on religious freedom, by strengthening religious freedom diplomacy, by developing a comprehensive response plan to protect and assist the victims of genocide, crimes against humanity, forced dislocations, mass detentions, and violence from extremist actors or terrorists, and by ensuring that trade negotiations include religiousfreedom conditions. Primary Sponsor: Christopher H. Smith R-NJ Status: 7/24/18 Referred to the Committees on Foreign Affairs and Ways and Means to determine jurisdiction; 0 Cosponsors

54. H.Res.1034 Condemning Iranian state-sponsored terrorism and expressing support for the Iranian people's desire for a democratic, secular, and non-nuclear republic of Iran. This resolution expresses support for the people of Iran who are engaged in continuing, legitimate, and peaceful protests against the oppressive, corrupt Iranian regime and recognizes the rights of the Iranian people and their struggle to establish a democratic, secular, and non-nuclear republic of Iran. Primary Sponsor: Tom McClintock R-CA Status: 7/26/18 Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs; 104 Cosponsors

55. H.Res.1057 Calling on Burma's civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, to release two jailed journalists reporting on violence inflicted upon that nation's Rohingya population. This resolution condemns all efforts to suppress information regarding the oppression and violence inflicted upon Burma's Rohingya civilians. Primary Sponsor: Sander M. Levin D-MI Status: 9/12/18 Sponsor introductory remarks after referral to Foreign Affairs Committee; 14 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 56. H.Res.1091 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that atrocities committed against the Rohingya by the Burmese military and security forces since August 2017 constitute crimes against humanity and genocide and calling on the Government of Burma to release Burmese journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo sentenced to seven years imprisonment after investigating attacks against civilians by the Burmese military and security forces, and for other purposes. This resolution expresses the sense of the House that the atrocities committed against the Rohingya by the Burmese military and security forces since August 2017 constitute crimes against humanity and genocide, and such atrocities should be recognized as such by every government and multinational body. The resolution also expresses that the President should impose additional sanctions on senior members of the Burmese military and security forces who are responsible for genocide and human rights abuses. Primary Sponsor: Steve Chabot R-OH Status: 12/13/18 Agreed to in House as amended, 394-1; 11 Cosponsors *See S.Res.735

57. H.Res.1111 Calling on the Government of Cameroon, armed separatist groups, and all citizens to respect human rights and adopt nonviolent approaches to conflict resolution. This resolution strongly condemns the human rights abuses committed by the Government of Cameroon, security forces, and armed separatist groups, including extrajudicial killings and detentions and the use of force against nonviolent civilians and protestors. The resolution holds the Government of Cameroon responsible for safeguarding the rights of all citizens, regardless of political views or beliefs or the regions in which they reside and urges the Government of Cameroon to respect the fundamental rights of all Cameroonian citizens and initiate a credible, good, and full faith effort to work with religious and community leaders in the Anglophone region to address grievances and seek nonviolent solutions to resolve conflict. Primary Sponsor: Karen Bass D-CA Status: 10/2/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 23 Cosponsors *See S.Res.733

58. H.Res.1117 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that United States assistance to Iraqi Christians, Yazidis, and other minority communities victimized by ISIS genocide must be combined with a clear plan for local security to facilitate the repatriation of these groups to their ancestral homelands. This resolution affirms the policy priority of the United States to support the secure return of displaced indigenous people of the Nineveh Plain and Sinjar to their ancestral homeland by working with international partners, the Government of Iraq, and the Kurdistan Regional Government to develop a stabilization and security plan to restore fundamental human rights, including property rights, to genocide victims, and to see that ethnic and religious pluralism survives in Iraq. Primary Sponsor: Jeff Fortenberry R-NE Status: 10/5/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 0 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 59. H.Res.1132 Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that to promote global religious freedom and freedom of expression, United States foreign aid should not be directed to countries that enforce blasphemy laws. This resolution affirms that the enforcement of blasphemy laws is incompatible with the moral principles of the United States and urges foreign governments to repeal such laws and release persons who have been imprisoned for blasphemy. Primary Sponsor: Francis Rooney R-FL Status: 10/23/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 0 Cosponsors

60. H.Res.1156 Expressing concern about the threat posed to democracy and the democratic process by theocratic groups operating in Bangladesh.

61. H.Res.1169 Reaffirming the commitment of the United States to promote free, fair, transparent and credible elections in Bangladesh.

This resolution calls on the Government of Bangladesh to stop radical organizations, such as Jamaat-e-Islami, Islami Chhatra Shibir, and Hefazate-Islam, who pose an ongoing threat to the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stability and secular democracy, and to ensure security for minorities and maintain communal harmony for a peaceful election. The resolution calls on the United States to halt all partnerships and funding arrangements with groups affiliated with such radical organizations.

This resolution asserts that the United States should more actively engage with Bangladesh in safeguarding human rights, religious freedom, and secular democracy in Bangladesh, while preventing the growth of religious extremism, militancy, repeated attacks on religious minorities, expanding religious intolerance, and growing destabilization caused by radical groups.

Primary Sponsor: Jim Banks R-IN Status: 11/20/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 2 Cosponsors R

Primary Sponsor: William R. Keating D-MA Status: 12/12/18 Agreed to in House without objection; 6 Cosponsors

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HOUSE SCORED ITEMS 62. H.Res.1174 Recognizing the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the celebration of "Human Rights Day." This resolution encourages the people of the United States to observe â&#x20AC;&#x153;Human Rights Dayâ&#x20AC;? and continue their commitment to upholding freedom, democracy, and human rights across the globe and encourages all nations to continue working towards freedom, peace, and security, which can be achieved only through democracy, respect for human rights, and the rule of law. Primary Sponsor: Alan S. Lowenthal D-CA Status: 12/10/18 Referred to Foreign Affairs Committee; 45 Cosponsors

63. S.1158 Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act of 2017

64. S.2736 Asia Reassurance Initiative Act of 2018

This bill helps prevent acts of genocide and other atrocity crimes, which threaten national and international security, by enhancing U.S. Government capacities to prevent, mitigate, and respond to such crises.

Primary Sponsor: Benjamin L. Cardin D-MD Status: 12/12/18 Passed Senate amended, by unanimous consent; Passed House 367-4; 1/14/19 Became law; 34 Cosponsors

Primary Sponsor: Cory Gardner R-CO Status: 12/4/18 Passed Senate as amended, by unanimous consent; 12/12/18 Passed House as amended, by voice vote; 12/31/18 Became law; 11 Cosponsors

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HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM GROUPS FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus

Congressional International Religious Freedom Caucus

Religious Minorities in the Middle East Caucus

Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus was launched in 2014 by former Congressman Frank Wolf (R-VA) and Jackie Speier (D-CA) to educate members of Congress about the repression of religious minorities worldwide, including Ahmadi Muslims, Christians and other persecuted communities. Current co-chairs are Speier and Peter King (R-NY). The caucus seeks redress for ongoing religious intolerance against Ahmadi Muslims in South and Central Asia, the Middle East and East Asia, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia. This bipartisan caucus staunchly opposes persecution and violence against all religious minorities and believes that everyone should have the right to worship as they choose.

Founded in 2006, the bipartisan Congressional International Religious Freedom Caucus was established to address religious persecution around the world. It plays a critical role in raising the profile of numerous religious freedom issues in Congress. Its work has led to the release of many individuals imprisoned for their faith and ensures relief for many suffering under religious persecution.

The Religious Minorities in the Middle East Caucus, founded in 2008, is a bipartisan Congressional Member organization that serves as an informational and advocacy tool for besieged religious minorities who are central to a pluralistic, multi-cultural Middle East.

Founded in 2008, the bipartisan Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission is charged with promoting, defending and advocating for international human rights as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Commission undertakes public education activities, provides expert human rights advice and encourages members of Congress to proactively engage in human rights matters, of which international religious freedom is one. In carrying out its mandate, the Commission collaborates with congressional staff, the U.S. Senate and the executive branch, and continually engages with national and international civil society organizations.

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* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* *

223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .3

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Bradley Byrne Y

Mo Brooks Y

E Ca

RMM

cus

Cau

Y Y

IRF

Robert B. Aderholt Y

diyy a

Ahm a

H.R .2

S.27

H.R .1

79*

H.R .3

H.R .1

REPUBLICANS

H.R .6

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Terri A. Sewell

s.52 8* H.Re s.53 7* H.Re s.57 0* H.Re s.65 1* H.Re s.67 3* H.Re s.73 2* H.Re s.74 1* H.Re s.74 3* H.Re s.75 0* H.Re s.76 3* H.Re s.79 7* H.Re s.89 6* H.Re s.93 2* H.Re s.97 6* H.Re s.97 9* H.Re s.10 22* H.Re s.10 24* H.Re s.10 34* H.Re s.10 57* H.Re s.10 91 H.Re s.11 11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

H.Re

HOUSE

ALABAMA

H.Re s.43

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Lisa Murkowski R Y

Dan Sullivan R Y

H.R

Y Y Y 15 C

Y Y Y Y 11 D

x:10

Y-CS

(Ma

Grad e

Y-CS

cus

Scor e

Y-CS

Cau

.206

.187

Y-OCS

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

s.73 S.Re

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Dan Sullivan R

s.36

Lisa Murkowski R

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

ALASKA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Don Young Y

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

H.Re s

Y-CS

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.188

.128

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

OCS

Ahm a

384

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

58 S.27

74*

s.11

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

3* 7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

0* s.76

H.Re

s.75

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .1

s.73

s.67

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Don Young

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

ALASKA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

John McCain R (2) OCS OCS

Jeff Flake R

OCS Y

H.R

Y Y Y

Grad e

Scor e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Y-CS

Cau

.206

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

H.R

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

John McCain R (2)

S.Re

Jeff Flake R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

OCS

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

ARIZONA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

CS Y

10 F

Y (2) (2)

*Item has not been brought to a vote (2) Not scored, died 8/25/18; Jon Kyl appointed 9/5/18, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y-CS

Andy Biggs

Paul A. Gosar

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

2 20

.188

H.Re s

Krysten Sinema

H.Re s

Tom O'Halleran

OCS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

H.R .7

OCS

H.R .7

OCS

H.R .6

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .3

H.R .1

Y CS

HOUSE

H.Re s

H.A m

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

3 84

1 23

8 88

034

0 18

H.R .6

* 8 19

6 21

* H.R .5

0 34

* 7 44

5 49

223

856

H.R .4

7 76

H.R .3

030

8 26

H.R .3

0 61

H.R .2

9 11

H.R .2

H.R .1

H.R .3

H.R .6

H.R .3

7 9*

ARIZONA

8 72

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Ruben Gallego Raul M. Grijalva

Y-OCS

REPUBLICANS

Y-CS

David Schweikert

Y-CS

Y Y

s.65 1* H.Re s.67 3* H.Re s.73 2* H.Re s.74 1* H.Re s.74 3* H.Re s.75 0* H.Re s.76 3* H.Re s.79 7* H.Re s.89 6* H.Re s.93 2* H.Re s.97 6* H.Re s.97 9* H.Re s.10 22* H.Re s.10 24* H.Re s.10 34* H.Re s.10 57* H.Re s.10 91 H.Re s.11 11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

H.Re

HOUSE

H.Re

ARIZONA

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

S.27 36

s.57 0*

s.53 7*

H.Re s.43

Martha McSally

s.52 8

Debbie Lesko (3)

DEMOCRATS

Ruben Gallego

Raul M. Grijalva

Y OCS

OCS

Tom O'Halleran

Krysten Sinema

OCS

(3)

REPUBLICANS

Andy Biggs

Paul A. Gosar Debbie Lesko (3) Martha McSally

CS CS

David Schweikert *Item has not been brought to a vote (3) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 4/24/18; Trent Franks resigned 12/8/17, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

John Boozman R

Tom Cotton R OCS OCS

CS CS CS Y

Y OCS

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 27 B

Y Y Y Y 21 B

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

Y-OCS

.206

.187

H.R

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

OCS

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.73

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

Y-CS

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

s.25

OCS

S.Re

Tom Cotton R

s.22

OCS

S.Re

John Boozman R

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

ARKANSAS

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

J. French Hill

Bruce Westerman

Steve Womack PS CS Y

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y 20 C

Y Y 18 D

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

H.Re s

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y Y

Y-CS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Bruce Westerman Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Steve Womack Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

20 C

23 C

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.188

.128

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

Ahm a

384

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

S.27

REPUBLICANS

S.11

Eric A. "Rick" Crawford H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.Re

s.75

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .1

s.73

s.67

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Eric A. "Rick" Crawford

s.52

J. French Hill

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

ARKANSAS

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Dianne Feinstein D S.Re

OCS OCS H.R

H.R

OCS Y-OCS CS Y Y Y Y 31 A

Y CS Y Y Y Y 15 C

Grad e

Scor e

x:10

(Ma

cus

CS Y

8* s.17

s.16 S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15 S.Re

OCS

Cau

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Y-CS

.206

H.R

S.Re

OCS

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

Y-CS

s.64

S.Re

OCS

Y-CS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Kamala D. Harris D

s.36

s.35

s.29

S.Re

OCS S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Dianne Feinstein D

H.R

Kamala D. Harris D 0*

SENATE

s.21

CALIFORNIA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319

.328

H.Re s

.274

220

.188

H.Re s

* 034

.128

H.Re s

Tony Cรกrdenas

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

OCS

Salud Carbajal

384

Julia Brownley

123

H.R .7

Y-CS

H.R .7

888

Y-CS

Ami Bera

H.R .6

018

H.R .6

819

Karen Bass

621

Nanette Barragรกn

H.R .5

* 034

H.R .5

H.R .4

744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

Y-CS

H.R .2

H.R .1

Pete Aguilar

HOUSE

826

061

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

CALIFORNIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y-OCS

Y CS OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y-CS

Judy Chu

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

J. Luis Correa

Y-CS

Jim Costa

Y-CS

Susan Davis

Y-CS

Mark DeSaulnier

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

John Garamendi

Jimmy Gomez (4)

Jared Huffman

OCS

Ro Khanna

Y-CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Barbara Lee

Y-CS

OCS

Ted Lieu

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Zoe Lofgren

Y-CS

Alan S. Lowenthal

Y-CS

Doris O. Matsui

Y-CS

Jerry McNerney

Anna Eshoo

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS CS

OCS

Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (4) Took office 6/6/17; Xavier Becerra vacated 1/24/17, not scored

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

Nanette Barragรกn

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

H.Re s

Pete Aguilar

HOUSE

H.Re s

S.11

diyy a

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

* .979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

.797

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434 H.Re s

CALIFORNIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Karen Bass

OCS

Ami Bera

Julia Brownley

Salud Carbajal

Tony Cรกrdenas

OCS

Jimmy Gomez (4)

Jared Huffman

OCS

OCS OCS

Judy Chu J. Luis Correa

Jim Costa

OCS

Susan A. Davis Mark DeSaulnier Anna G. Eshoo

CS CS

John Garamendi

Ro Khanna

OCS

Barbara Lee

OCS

Doris O. Matsui

OCS

Jerry McNerney

OCS

Ted Lieu Zoe Lofgren

CS CS

Alan S. Lowenthal

OCS

C-C

M M M

A+

*Item has not been brought to a vote (4) Took office 6/6/17; Xavier Becerra vacated 1/24/17, not scored

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y-CS

Lucille Roybal-Allard

Y-CS

OCS

Raul Ruiz

Linda T. Sรกnchez

Y-CS

Adam B. Schiff

Y-CS

Brad Sherman

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Jackie Speier

OCS

Eric Swalwell

Y-CS

Mark Takano

OCS

Mike Thompson

Norma J. Torres

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Juan Vargas Maxine Waters

Y Y-CS

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

Scott H. Peters

Nancy Pelosi (5)

.319

H.Re s

.274

220

H.Re s

.188

H.Re s

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

* 384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

* 819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

Jimmy Panetta

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Grace F. Napolitano

HOUSE

H.R .3

CALIFORNIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

CS CS CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y Y

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (5) Not scored, Democratic Leader of the House

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Scott H. Peters

Lucille Roybal-Allard Raul Ruiz

Linda T. Sรกnchez Adam B. Schiff

Brad Sherman

CS OCS

Jackie Speier Eric Swalwell

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

OCS

diyy a

4* 58

S.11

.117

H.Re s

Nancy Pelosi (5)

H.Re s

Grace F. Napolitano

H.Re s

Jimmy Panetta

HOUSE

H.Re s

.116

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

1* .111

.109

.105

4* .103

.102

2* .102

H.Re s

* .979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

.797

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434 H.Re s

CALIFORNIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y OCS

(5)

Y-OCS

OCS

C-C

OCS

M M

M M M

A+ B

Mark Takano

Mike Thompson

Norma J. Torres Juan Vargas Maxine Waters

CS OCS

61 35

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote (5) Not scored, Democratic Leader of the House

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.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

* .319

.328

H.Re s

.274

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

888

034

H.R .6

018

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

* 034

H.R .5

* 744

549

H.R .4

* 223

H.R .4

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

Paul Cook

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Ken Calvert

HOUSE

H.R .3

CALIFORNIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Jeff Denham

OCS

Duncan D. Hunter

Darrell E. Issa

Y-CS

Stephen Knight

Y-CS

Doug LaMalfa

Kevin McCarthy

Tom McClintock

Y-CS

Devin Nunes

Dana Rohrabacher

Y-OCS

Edward R. Royce

Y-CS

David G. Valadao

Mimi Walters

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y-CS

CS OCS CS OCS

Y-CS

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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diyy a

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

S.27

Ahm a

S.11

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

CALIFORNIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

Ken Calvert Paul Cook Jeff Denham

CS CS

CS PS

Y-CS

Duncan D. Hunter

Y CS

Darrell E. Issa

Y Y

Edward R. Royce

Y-OCS

David G. Valadao

Stephen Knight Doug LaMalfa

Kevin McCarthy Tom McClintock Devin Nunes Dana Rohrabacher

Mimi Walters

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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SENATE

Cory Gardner R

Michael F. Bennet D

CS CS

CS OCS OCS

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y Y 14 C

Y Y Y Y 31 A

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

s.13

CS CS

Y OCS Y

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

7* s.16

s.15

S.Re

s.30

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

.187

H.R

OCS

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

Y-PS

S.Re

s.64

Y-CS

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

s.48

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

Michael F. Bennet D

S.Re

s.25

OCS

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Cory Gardner R

SENATE

s.21

COLORADO

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

H.R .6 H.R .1 H.R .1

H.R .2

H.R .3 H.R .3

H.R .4

H.R .5

Y Y Y Y Y OCS Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y CS Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Y Y-OCS Y Y Y Y Y CS Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y-OCS Y Y Y Y Y Y-OCS

Doug Lamborn Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Scott R. Tipton Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

HOUSE *

Mike Coffman CS

Doug Lamborn OCS

Scott R. Tipton CS CS Y

Jared Polis

Ken Buck

CS CS

Y OCS

Diana DeGette Y

Ed Perlmutter

CS Y

CS CS Y Y Y Y 22 C

CS Y Y Y Y 35 B

Y Y Y Y 30 B

Y Y Y Y 26 B

Y Y

549

384

H.Re s

CS Y

CS Y-CS Y

CS Y Y

CS Y

CS Y-CS

M M

Y M

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

23 C

25 C

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

034

H.R .6

* *

819 H.R .6

H.R .5

744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re s

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

CS Y-CS

S.27 36

Mike Coffman

Ken Buck

s.57 0

H.Re

Jared Polis

H.Re

Ed Perlmutter

s.53 7

H.Re

79*

COLORADO

H.Re s.52

Diana DeGette H.R .3

COLORADO Y

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

s.43 4*

HOUSE

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y

Y-CS

Y-OCS

DEMOCRATS

REPUBLICANS

SENATE

Richard Blumenthal D

Christopher Murphy D OCS S.Re

Y CS

S.Re

OCS OCS

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 26 B

Y Y Y Y 15 C

H.R

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96* S.Am

S.36

52*

22* S.36

S.36

OCS

s.66

s.64

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

Y-OCS

H.R

Y-CS

s.46

s.42

s.37

S.Re

CS S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Christopher Murphy D

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

OCS

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Richard Blumenthal D

SENATE

s.21

CONNECTICUT

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y-CS Y-CS

Y Y-CS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Rosa L. DeLauro 0*

James A. Himes Y Y Y-CS

John B. Larson Y Y Y

H.R .3

Y Y Y OCS

Y Y-CS Y Y OCS

Y-CS Y Y-CS Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y Y

Joe Courtney

Y Y Y Y M

Elizabeth H. Esty Y Y Y Y M

James A. Himes Y Y Y Y 25 C

John B. Larson Y Y Y 21 C

Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

CS Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y

CS Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

384

DEMOCRATS

Y Y Y Y M M

H.Re s

CS Y

22 C

26 B

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

* *

034 888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

* 018

819

621

H.Re s

OCS

H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

H.R .3

872

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Y Y Y

Y-OCS

Y Y CS

E Ca

Y Y

RMM

Elizabeth H. Esty Y

Rosa L. DeLauro Y

aucu

H.R .2

IRF C

H.R .1

diyy a

H.R .1

Ahm a

H.R .6

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

Joe Courtney

S.27 36

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

CONNECTICUT

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Thomas R. Carper D

Christopher A. Coons D OCS OCS Y

S.Re

CS OCS Y OCS PS OCS

H.R

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y C-C

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

OCS

Scor e

OCS

Cau

Y-CS

.206

OCS

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

s.66

S.Re

OCS

S.Re

s.64

Y-CS

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

Y-OCS

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

Thomas R. Carper D

S.Re

CS s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Christopher A. Coons D

s.22

S.Re

Y OCS

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

DELAWARE

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

10 F

49 A+

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Lisa Blunt Rochester Y

DEMOCRATS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

58 S.27

74*

s.11

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

3* 7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

0* s.76

H.Re

s.75

384

Y-CS

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

s.67

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Lisa Blunt Rochester

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

DELAWARE

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Marco Rubio R

Bill Nelson D

OCS OCS CS

CS CS OCS OCS S.Re

CS CS OCS

S.Re

OCS OCS

H.R

Y Y Y Y 19 C

Y Y Y Y 72 A+

x:10

(Ma

OCS

Grad e

cus

Scor e

Y-OCS

Cau

.206

.187

H.R

OCS

.672

H.R

OCS

.390

Y-PS

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

OCS

S.Re

s.73

s.66

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.64

OCS

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

OCS

Y-CS

s.53

0* s.48 S.Re

S.Re

Y-OCS

s.46

OCS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.36

OCS

S.Re

s.35

OCS

S.Re

s.29

s.25

S.Re

s.22

Bill Nelson D

S.Re

Marco Rubio R

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

FLORIDA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

CS Y-OCS

OCS Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Al Lawson, Jr.

Stephanie N. Murphy

Y-CS

OCS

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Y-CS

Frederica S. Wilson

Y-OCS

* 034

.407

.395

Y-CS

H.Re s

OCS

.349

OCS

H.Re s

Y-OCS

.328

.319

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-OCS

.274

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-OCS

220

.188

Theodore E. Deutch

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

Y-CS

384

Y-OCS

123

H.R .7

888

H.R .6

Val Butler Demings

018

Charlie Crist

H.R .6

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Kathy Castor

HOUSE

H.R .3

79*

FLORIDA

872

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Lois Frankel Alcee L. Hastings

Darren Soto

CS CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

CS CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

diyy a

Kathy Castor

Charlie Crist

Val Butler Demings

Theodore E. Deutch

Alcee L. Hastings

Al Lawson, Jr.

IRF

S.27

S.11

Ahm a

4* 58

.117

H.Re s

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

FLORIDA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Lois Frankel

Stephanie N. Murphy Darren Soto

Debbie Wasserman Schultz Frederica S. Wilson

OCS

Y Y

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

.395

* .349

.328

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Carlos Curbelo

Y-CS

Ron DeSantis (6)

Mario Diaz-Balart

Neal P. Dunn

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Matt Gaetz

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Brian J. Mast

Y-CS

Bill Posey

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

H.Re s

.319

H.Re s

.274

220

H.Re s

.188

H.Re s

H.A m

OCS

H.R .7

H.R .6

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

819

H.R .5

Y-OCS

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .5

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

Y-OCS

Vern Buchanan

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Gus M. Bilirakis

HOUSE

H.R .3

FLORIDA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

Francis Rooney

Thomas J. Rooney

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Dennis A. Ross

Y-CS

John H. Rutherford

Y-CS

Daniel Webster

Ted S. Yoho

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y Y

Y Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y Y Y

OCS

Y OCS

OCS

Y CS

Y-CS

Y CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (6) Not scored, resigned 9/10/18

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

diyy a

C-C

IRF

S.27

S.11

Ahm a

4* 58

9 .116

H.Re s

.117

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

OCS

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

* .732

OCS

H.Re s

.741

.673

H.Re s

* .570

H.Re s

.651

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

* .434

H.Re s

HOUSE

.528

FLORIDA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

Gus M. Bilirakis

OCS

Vern Buchanan Carlos Curbelo

Ron DeSantis (6)

Mario Diaz-Balart

Neal P. Dunn Matt Gaetz

Brian J. Mast

Bill Posey Francis Rooney

CS CS

CS CS CS

Thomas J. Rooney Ileana Ros-Lehtinen

OCS

Dennis A. Ross

CS CS

John H. Rutherford

Daniel Webster Ted S. Yoho

OCS

CS CS

A+

(6)

A+

Y-OCS

Y Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote (6) Not scored, resigned 9/10/18

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

Johnny Isakson R

David Perdue R OCS CS CS CS Y

CS OCS

H.R

Y Y Y 18 C

Y Y Y Y 23 B

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

Scor e

H.R

.672

.390

s.73 s.73

S.Re

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.73

Y-CS

H.R

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96* S.Am

S.36

52*

22* S.36

s.66

S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

Johnny Isakson R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

David Perdue R

s.22

S.Re

SENATE

s.21

GEORGIA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y-CS

Y Y-CS Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

888

034

H.R .6

* 223

018

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

034

H.R .5

David Scott

H.R .5

John Lewis

744

549

Y-CS

H.R .4

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

H.R .2

Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.

HOUSE

H.R .3

GEORGIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y CS

OCS

Y-CS

CS CS

OCS

Y CS CS CS

Y-CS Y-CS

REPUBLICANS

Rick W. Allen

Y-CS

Doug Collins

A. Drew Ferguson, IV

Tom Graves

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-OCS

Barry Loudermilk

Austin Scott

Rob Woodall

Earl L. "Buddy" Carter

Karen C. Handel (7) Jody B. Hice

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (7) Took office 6/20/17; Tom Price vacated 2/10/17, not scored

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

diyy a

IRF

S.27

S.11

Y OCS

Ahm a

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

* .434

H.Re s

HOUSE

.528

GEORGIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.

Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.

John Lewis

OCS

David Scott

Y OCS

M M

REPUBLICANS

Rick W. Allen

Earl L. "Buddy" Carter

Doug Collins

A. Drew Ferguson, IV

Tom Graves

Karen C. Handel (7) Jody B. Hice

CS PS

Barry Loudermilk Austin Scott Rob Woodall

CS CS CS

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote (7) Took office 6/20/17; Tom Price vacated 2/10/17, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

Mazie K. Hirono D s.22

H.R H.R

Y Y Y Y Y

Scor e Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

Y Y-CS OCS Y

Y Y OCS Y

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

7* s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.15

s.10

s.30

40 s.29 n.Re

s.13

S.Re

S.Co

dt.2 2 n.Re

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

s.37

S.Re

H.R

CS S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Mazie K. Hirono D

H.R

Brian Schatz D S.Re

Brian Schatz D

SENATE

s.21

HAWAII

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

M 15 C

18 C

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Colleen Hanabusa

Tulsi Gabbard

H.Re s

Y Y Y CS Y

Y 19 D

Y 22 C

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

Cau

diyy a

Ahm a

56*

74*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

32*

17*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

57*

34*

24*

11*

s.11 H.Re

IRF

H.Re s

s.10

S.27

s.10

H.Re

S.11

s.10

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.Re

s.10 H.Re

H.Re

22*

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

* *

034 888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

* 018 H.R .6

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

s.97 H.Re

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

OCS

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.Re

s.75

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

Colleen Hanabusa

H.R .1

s.67

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .6

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

Tulsi Gabbard

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HAWAII 4*

HOUSE

s.43

HAWAII

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

H.R

H.R H.R

SENATE

Mike Crapo R Y Y Y Y Y 10 F

James E. Risch R Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

Scor e

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Mike Crapo R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

James E. Risch R

S.Re

Y Y Y Y Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

IDAHO

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Michael K. Simpson Y Y Y Y 19 D

Y Y Y 20 C

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

69 74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32* s.11

H.Re

17*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

57*

11*

s.11 H.Re

S.27

REPUBLICANS

S.11

Raul R. Labrador H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

Michael K. Simpson

H.R .3

s.79

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .2

s.76

H.R .2

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .1

s.75

H.R .6

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* *

223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776 H.R .3

* 030

826

061

911

872

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

REPUBLICANS

Raul R. Labrador

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

IDAHO 4*

HOUSE

s.43

IDAHO

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

PS PS CS OCS Y Y

OCS CS OCS

.390

H.R

Y Y Y Y 15 C

Y Y Y Y 39 A

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

Grad e

OCS

Scor e

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.42

s.37

S.Re

CS S.Re

s.36

Tammy Duckworth D

s.36

s.35

S.Re

PS S.Re

Richard J. Durbin D S.Re

Tammy Duckworth D s.29

S.Re

s.25

Richard J. Durbin D

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

Y-CS CS

Y-OCS OCS

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

ILLINOIS

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

* 034

.319

H.Re s

.274

Y-CS

H.Re s

220

Y-CS

.188

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

Robin L. Kelly

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

Y-CS

H.R .7

888

H.R .6

Luis V. GutiÃ©rrez

018

Bill Foster

H.R .6

819

621

Y-CS

H.R .5

034

Y-CS

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .5

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

Danny K. Davis

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Cheri Bustos

HOUSE

H.R .3

79*

ILLINOIS

872

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Raja Krishnamoorthi

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Mike Quigley

Y-CS

Bobby L. Rush

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Mike Bost

Y-CS

Rodney Davis

Randy Hultgren

Y-OCS

Adam Kinzinger

Y-CS

Darin LaHood

Y-CS

Peter J. Roskam

Y-CS Y

Daniel Lipinski

Janice D. Schakowsky

Bradley Scott Schneider

Y-CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y-CS

Y CS CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y-CS

Y Y

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

REPUBLICANS

John Shimkus

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

diyy a

4* S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

ILLINOIS

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Cheri Bustos Danny K. Davis

Bill Foster

Luis V. GutiÃ©rrez Robin L. Kelly

Raja Krishnamoorthi

Daniel Lipinski

Mike Quigley Janice D. Schakowsky

Bradley Scott Schneider

OCS

Y Y

Y M

OCS

C-C

A+

Y CS

OCS

Bobby L. Rush

Y Y

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Mike Bost

Rodney Davis Randy Hultgren

CS OCS

OCS

Adam Kinzinger Darin LaHood Peter J. Roskam

CS OCS

John Shimkus

OCS

Y Y

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

CS CS OCS Y OCS OCS Y Y Y

Y Y Y

10 F

M 32 A

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau Scor e

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

OCS

S.Re

s.66

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

OCS

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.42

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Joe Donnelly D

s.36

OCS

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

Todd C. Young R

s.29

s.25

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Joe Donnelly D S.Re

Todd C. Young R 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

INDIANA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y

Y Y Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Larry Bucshon

Trey Hollingsworth

Luke Messer

Y-CS

Todd Rokita

Jackie Walorski

Y-CS

* 034

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

H.R .5

H.R .4

Y-CS

H.R .4

H.R .2

.407

Susan W. Brooks

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

Jim Banks

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

Peter J. Visclosky

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

384

123

888

018

H.R .6

819

621

034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .3

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .2

826

061

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

AndrÃ© Carson

HOUSE

H.R .3

INDIANA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

REPUBLICANS

CS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Ahm a

IRF

Cau

S.27

diyy a

S.11

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

.113

.111

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

INDIANA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

AndrÃ© Carson

OCS

Peter J. Visclosky

REPUBLICANS

Jim Banks

Susan W. Brooks

Larry Bucshon

Trey Hollingsworth

Luke Messer

Todd Rokita Jackie Walorski

CS CS

CS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

Joni Ernst R Y

Chuck Grassley R Y

H.R H.R

Y Y Y Y

Scor e Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

OCS

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

Chuck Grassley R

s.64

S.Re

Joni Ernst R

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

IOWA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y-CS

M 12 C

15 C

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

H.R .1 H.R .1

H.R .2

H.R .3 H.R .3

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y

Rod Blum Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y

Steve King Y-CS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

HOUSE

Rod Blum

Steve King OCS

David Young H.Re s.52

David Loebsack

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

aucu

Y-CS

IRF C

diyy a

Ahm a

S.27

11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

H.Re s.11

57*

34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

H.Re s.10

24*

22* s.10

H.Re

6* 9* s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

H.Re s.89

H.Re s.79

s.76

H.Re

s.75

H.Re

H.Re s.74

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53 7*

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y 20 C

Y Y 28 B

Y Y 21 C

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

79*

H.R .3

H.R .6

David Young

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

David Loebsack H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

HOUSE

s.43

IOWA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-OCS Y

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Jerry Moran R

Pat Roberts R OCS CS Y

H.R

Y Y Y 18 C

Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

Scor e

H.R

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

1* s.73

S.Re

H.R

OCS

s.73

S.Re

S.36

Pat Roberts R

s.66

S.27

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

92*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

1* S.90

S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Jerry Moran R

H.R

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

KANSAS

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y-CS Y-CS

Y Y Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Ron Estes (8)

Roger W. Marshall

Kevin Yoder Y

CS CS CS Y

CS CS Y Y Y

CS Y Y Y

S.27

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

S.11

69 74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32*

17*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

s.10

57*

s.10

H.Re

Y-CS

34*

H.Re

s.10

Y OCS

24*

Kevin Yoder Y

H.Re

s.10

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

Roger W. Marshall

H.Re

Lynn Jenkins

s.97

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .3

H.R .2

s.93

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .6

384

19 D

31 B

Y 21 C

Y 22 C

Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y-OCS

Y N Y Y Y Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

REPUBLICANS

Ron Estes (8)

s.89

H.Re

s.79

s.76

s.75

OCS H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

s.67

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.Re

Lynn Jenkins H.Re

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

KANSAS

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (8) Took office 4/11/17; Mike Pompeo vacated 1/23/17, not scored

H.R

H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

SENATE

Mitch McConnell R Y Y Y Y Y 12 C

Rand Paul R Y Y Y Y Y 12 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

Rand Paul R

s.73

S.Re

Mitch McConnell R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

KENTUCKY

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y-PS

Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

KENTUCKY

HOUSE

Andy Barr Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Brett Guthrie Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Thomas Massie Y Y Y Y Y N

Harold Rogers Y Y Y Y Y Y

John A. Yarmuth

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y Y

James Comer Y Y Y

Brett Guthrie Y Y Y

Thomas Massie Y Y

Harold Rogers Y Y

CS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y

Y N Y N N Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

549

384

H.Re s

26 B

23 C

Y 18 D

Y 20 C

N Y 14 F

Y Y 18 D

H.Re s

CS Y

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

034

H.R .6

* *

819 H.R .6

H.R .5

744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

Y-CS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Y Y CS

James Comer Y Y-CS

E Ca

Andy Barr Y

RMM

OCS

cus

Cau

H.R .5

IRF

H.R .4

Y-CS

diyy a

H.R .3

Ahm a

H.R .3

H.R .2

S.27

H.R .1

79*

H.R .3

H.R .1

REPUBLICANS

H.R .6

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

John A. Yarmuth

8* H.Re s.53 7* H.Re s.57 0* H.Re s.65 1* H.Re s.67 3* H.Re s.73 2* H.Re s.74 1* H.Re s.74 3* H.Re s.75 0* H.Re s.76 3* H.Re s.79 7* H.Re s.89 6* H.Re s.93 2* H.Re s.97 6* H.Re s.97 9* H.Re s.10 22* H.Re s.10 24* H.Re s.10 34* H.Re s.10 57* H.Re s.10 91 H.Re s.11 11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

H.Re s.52

HOUSE

s.43 4

KENTUCKY

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Bill Cassidy R

John Kennedy R OCS Y

H.R H.R

Y Y Y Y

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Scor e

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

9* s.57

S.Re

H.R

s.53

OCS

H.R

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

John Kennedy R

S.Re

Bill Cassidy R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

LOUISIANA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

M 17 C

12 C

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y

Ralph Lee Abraham Y Y Y

Garret Graves Y Y

Clay Higgins Y

Mike Johnson Y

Steve Scalise

HOUSE H.R .3 H.R .3

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-OCS

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Mike Johnson

Steve Scalise *

s.52 8 s.53 7*

s.57 0*

Cedric L. Richmond

Clay Higgins

Ralph Lee Abraham CS Y Y Y Y 20 C

Garret Graves CS Y Y Y Y 21 C

Y Y Y Y 18 D

Y Y Y Y

CS Y Y Y

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

S.27 36

H.Re

384

M M

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

16 F

23 C

18 D

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

776

H.R .2

061

911

872 H.R .2

H.R .1

H.Re

79*

H.R .1

Cedric L. Richmond H.R .6

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

HOUSE H.R .3

LOUISIANA

H.Re s.43

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

REPUBLICANS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

S.Re

SENATE

Susan M. Collins R CS CS Y OCS CS

Angus S.King, Jr. I CS CS Y

H.R

H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

OCS Y Y Y Y 27 B

Y Y Y Y 16 C

H.R

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Am

OCS

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96*

S.36

52*

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

OCS

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

Y-CS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

OCS

s.53

S.21

60*

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

s.48

Y-CS

s.46

s.42

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

Susan M. Collins R

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Angus S.King, Jr. I

SENATE

s.21

MAINE

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y-CS

Y Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

HOUSE

Chellie Pingree

Bruce Poliquin H.Re

DEMOCRATS

Y CS

S.27

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y

Y Y Y M

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

H.Re s

OCS Y

33 B

21 C

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

Cau

384

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

H.R .6

* *

034

IRF

H.Re s

diyy a

Ahm a

H.Re s

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32*

17*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

s.11

11*

s.11

H.Re

57*

S.11

s.10

24* 34* s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.R .6

819

H.R .5

OCS

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

H.R .5

744 H.R .5

549 H.R .4

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

OCS

s.97

872

911

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

s.89

Y-CS

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.R .3

Y-CS

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .2

s.75

H.R .1

Y-CS

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

79*

H.R .1

H.R .3

H.R .6

REPUBLICANS

H.Re

CS H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

Bruce Poliquin

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Chellie Pingree

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

MAINE

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

SENATE

Benjamin L. Cardin D

Chris Van Hollen D CS

PS OCS OCS CS Y CS

OCS Y OCS OCS OCS Y Y Y 43 A+

Y Y Y 34 A

Y-CS

x:10

(Ma

OCS

cus

S.Re

Cau

S.Re

PS Y-CS

OCS Y

8* s.17

s.16

S.Re

7* s.16

s.15 S.Re

* s.30

s.10

n.Re

s.13

S.Re

S.Co

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60*

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

Grad e

.390

s.73

Scor e

OCS

H.R

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

OCS

Y-OCS

S.21

S.20

91*

OCS

s.64

92* 74*

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.15

S.12

S.18

Y-CS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

Y-PS

s.36

S.11

OCS

18*

S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

Chris Van Hollen D

s.36

s.35

S.Re

OCS

S.Re

CS s.29

OCS

S.Re

s.25

s.22

S.Re

Benjamin L. Cardin D

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

MARYLAND

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Steny H. Hoyer

Jamie Raskin

Y-OCS

Y-CS

C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger

Y-OCS

Y-CS

John P. Sarbanes

Y-CS

H.A m

H.Re s

John K. Delaney

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

H.R .7

OCS

H.R .7

H.R .6

H.R .5

Y-CS

H.R .5

Y-CS

H.R .4

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

220

.188

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

Elijah E. Cummings

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Anthony G. Brown

HOUSE

H.R .3

MARYLAND

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

OCS

Y CS

OCS

Y CS OCS

Y-CS

OCS

REPUBLICANS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e HR

E Ca

RMM

cus Cau

IRF

diyy a Ahm a

S.27

Y-OCS

s.43 4

H.Re s.52

HOUSE

H.Re

MARYLAND

Andy Harris

DEMOCRATS

Anthony G. Brown

Elijah E. Cummings

John K. Delaney

Steny H. Hoyer

Jamie Raskin

C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger John P. Sarbanes

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Andy Harris

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

Edward J. Markey D

Elizabeth Warren D OCS OCS

CS S.Re

OCS OCS CS OCS Y

CS OCS Y OCS OCS OCS PS

Y Y Y Y M

Y Y Y Y

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

CS Y

8* s.17

s.16 S.Re

7* s.16

s.15

S.Re

Y-CS

Scor e

S.Re

OCS

S.Re

s.30

s.10 s.13

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96*

52*

S.Am

Cau

.206

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

H.R

S.Re

OCS

s.73

92* 74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

S.41

S.19

OCS

H.R

S.Re

OCS

S.36

OCS

s.73

S.Re

OCS

Y-OCS

s.66

OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

Y-OCS

s.42

S.Re

s.37

Elizabeth Warren D

S.Re

Y-OCS

S.90

s.36

S.82

S.13

Edward J. Markey D

S.Re

s.36

s.35

s.29

S.Re

CS S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

SENATE

s.21

MASSACHUSETTS

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

47 A+

31 A

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

H.Re s

.407

H.Re s

.395

.349

Y-CS

H.Re s

.319

.328

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

* 034

* 223

H.A m

Niki Tsongas

384

Richard E. Neal

H.R .3

123

Seth Moulton

H.R .7

888

James P. McGovern

H.R .6

Stephen F. Lynch

Y-CS

018

Y-OCS

H.R .6

OCS

H.R .6

Y-OCS

OCS

819

Joseph P. Kennedy, III

621

H.R .5

Y-OCS

034

Y-OCS

H.R .5

Y-CS

William R. Keating

744

Katherine M. Clark

549

H.R .4

Y-OCS

H.R .4

Y-OCS

856

Y-CS

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

Y-PS

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

Y-CS

826

061

Michael E. Capuano

HOUSE

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

Y-OCS

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

Y-CS

MASSACHUSETTS

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

OCS

CS CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y OCS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y CS CS

Y OCS

Y-CS

Y CS

Y OCS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Y-CS

Y Y-CS

E Ca

OCS

RMM

OCS

Y-CS

cus

Y-CS

iyya

Y-CS

Cau

OCS

IRF

Y Y

s.67 3* H.Re s.73 2* H.Re s.74 1* H.Re s.74 3* H.Re s.75 0* H.Re s.76 3* H.Re s.79 7* H.Re s.89 6* H.Re s.93 2* H.Re s.97 6* H.Re s.97 9* H.Re s.10 22* H.Re s.10 24* H.Re s.10 34* H.Re s.10 57* H.Re s.10 91 H.Re s.11 11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

Ahm ad

Y CS

Y Y-OCS Y

S.27

OCS

H.Re

H.Re s.65

H.Re s.57

H.Re s.53

H.Re s.52

HOUSE

H.Re

MASSACHUSETTS

s.43 4

DEMOCRATS

Michael E. Capuano

Katherine M. Clark

William R. Keating

Y-PS

Joseph P. Kennedy, III

Stephen F. Lynch

James P. McGovern

OCS

CS OCS

OCS

Seth Moulton

OCS

Richard E. Neal

Niki Tsongas

M M

C-C

A+

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

SENATE

Gary C. Peters D CS CS

Debbie Stabenow D CS CS CS Y CS

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 24 B

Y Y Y Y 17 C

H.R

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

H.R

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

S.25

Y-CS Y Y-CS CS Y

Y Y Y OCS Y-CS

S.Re

s.30

s.17

2* s.16

s.16

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65*

20* S.23

S.21

60*

91* S.20

S.Re

92* 74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.Re

Y-OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

H.R

s.46

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

Debbie Stabenow D

S.Re

s.35

S.11

1* S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Gary C. Peters D

SENATE

s.21

MICHIGAN

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

OCS

Brenda L. Lawrence

OCS

Sander M. Levin

Y-CS

OCS

Justin Amash

Jack Bergman

Mike Bishop

Y-CS

Bill Huizenga

Paul Mitchell

Y-CS

H.A m

H.R .7

OCS

H.R .6

Y-OCS

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .3

Dan Kildee

H.R .2

Debbie Dingell

H.R .2

H.R .1

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

* 384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

John Conyers, Jr. (9)

HOUSE

H.R .3

MICHIGAN

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y CS

OCS

REPUBLICANS

John R. Moolenaar

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Fred Upton

Tim Walberg

David A. Trott

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (9) Not scored, resigned 12/5/17; Brenda Jones took office 11/29/18, not scored

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

100

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

diyy a

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

4* 58

S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

MICHIGAN

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

John Conyers, Jr. (9)

Debbie Dingell

(9)

Justin Amash

Jack Bergman

Dan Kildee Brenda L. Lawrence

Sander M. Levin

OCS PS

(9)

REPUBLICANS

Mike Bishop

Bill Huizenga

Paul Mitchell

John R. Moolenaar David A. Trott

OCS

Fred Upton Tim Walberg

CS CS

Y Y

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote (9) Not scored, resigned 12/5/17; Brenda Jones took office 11/29/18, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

101

SENATE

Amy Klobuchar D

Tina Smith D (10) OCS Y CS OCS OCS

H.R

Y Y Y 21 B

Y Y Y Y (10) (10)

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

CS Y

8* s.17

s.16

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

Scor e

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

Y-OCS

H.R

s.46

s.42 S.Re

CS S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Tina Smith D (10)

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Amy Klobuchar D

SENATE

s.21

MINNESOTA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote (10) Not scored, took office 1/3/18; Al Franken resigned 1/2/18, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

102

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

220

.188

.128

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

H.R .7

OCS

H.R .6

H.Re s

* 034

H.R .5

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

888

018

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

Y-OCS

H.R .5

H.R .4

OCS

034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

Y-OCS

911

H.R .2

H.R .1

72 H.R .6

H.R .3

HOUSE

79*

MINNESOTA

872

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

OCS

DEMOCRATS

Keith Ellison Betty McCollum

Y-OCS

Richard M. Nolan

Y-CS

Collin C. Peterson

Timothy J. Walz

Tom Emmer

Y-CS

Jason Lewis

Erik Paulsen

Y-OCS

OCS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

S.27 36

s.57 0*

H.Re

s.53 7*

* s.52 8

H.Re

HOUSE

H.Re s.43

MINNESOTA

REPUBLICANS

DEMOCRATS

Keith Ellison Betty McCollum

OCS CS

Richard M. Nolan Collin C. Peterson

OCS

Timothy J. Walz

Y Y

REPUBLICANS

Tom Emmer Jason Lewis Erik Paulsen

Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

103

SENATE

Roger F. Wicker R

Cindy Hyde-Smith R (11)

CS Y

.390

Y Y Y (11) (11)

Y Y Y 15 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

Y-CS

H.R

s.73

Roger F. Wicker R

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

Grad e

s.57

Cindy Hyde-Smith R (11)

Scor e

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

MISSISSIPPI

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (11) Not scored, took office 4/9/18; Thad Cochran resigned 4/1/18, not scored

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

104

HOUSE

Bennie G. Thompson 0*

Gregg Harper Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Trent Kelly Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y

Steven M. Palazzo Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y Y

Gregg Harper Y Y Y

Trent Kelly Y Y

Steven M. Palazzo Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

H.R .3

aucu

H.R .3

IRF C

H.R .2

diyy a

H.R .1

Ahm a

H.R .1

384

20 C

Y 19 D

Y Y 18 D

Y Y 19 D

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y Y

Y Y Y

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

79*

H.R .3

H.R .6

REPUBLICANS

S.27 36

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Bennie G. Thompson

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

MISSISSIPPI

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

105

SENATE

Roy Blunt R H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y Y Y 14 C

Y Y Y Y Y 13 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

Y-CS

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Claire McCaskill D

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

s.22

S.Re

H.R

CS S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Roy Blunt R

H.R

Claire McCaskill D 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

MISSOURI

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

106

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Blaine Luetkemeyer Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Jason Smith Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y

Ann Wagner Y Y Y Y Y Y-PS Y-OCS Y Y-CS Y Y-CS

HOUSE

Ann Wagner s.53 7

Y Y Y

Sam Graves Y Y Y

Vicky Hartzler H.R .3 H.R .3

H.R .4

H.R .5

Y Y Y CS

Y Y Y

Wm. "Lacy" Clay

Vicky Hartzler CS

Billy Long CS

OCS CS

H.Re s

Y Y Y Y CS

Y Y Y Y Y

Blaine Luetkemeyer

OCS

Y-CS

Emanuel Cleaver

Sam Graves

Jason Smith

OCS

384

H.Re s

CS Y Y

Y-CS Y-CS Y

Y Y-CS Y

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y 20 C

Y Y Y Y 21 C

Y Y Y Y 18 D

Y Y Y 39 A

C-C

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

.274

220

.188

.128 H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

H.R .5

H.Re s

549 744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911 H.R .2

872

H.R .1

Y Y

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Emanuel Cleaver Y

S.27 36

79*

H.R .3

Wm. "Lacy" Clay

H.Re

s.57 0

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .1

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .6

H.Re s.52

HOUSE H.R .3

MISSOURI Y-CS

Billy Long

s.43 4*

MISSOURI

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS Y

Y Y

Y-CS Y

DEMOCRATS

23 C

22 C

20 C

28 B

107

SENATE

Steve Daines R

Jon Tester D CS Y

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 16 C

Y Y Y Y 10 F

H.R

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

1* s.73

S.Re

H.R

OCS

s.73

S.Re

S.36

Jon Tester D

s.66

S.27

OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

92*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

1* S.90

S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Steve Daines R

H.R

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

MONTANA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y-CS

Y Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

108

HOUSE

Greg Gianforte (12) CS Y

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

58 S.27

74*

s.11

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

3* 7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

0* s.76

H.Re

s.75

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

s.67

872 911

H.R .1

H.Re

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .1

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

Greg Gianforte (12)

s.52

H.Re

MONTANA 4*

HOUSE

s.43

MONTANA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote (12) Took office 5/25/17; Ryan Zinke vacated 3/1/17, not scored

109

H.R

H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

SENATE

Deb Fischer R Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Ben Sasse R Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NEBRASKA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Deb Fischer R Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Ben Sasse R Y Y Y Y Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

110

HOUSE

Don Bacon CS CS

Jeff Fortenberry Y

Adrian Smith Y

PS Y Y Y

Y Y Y

CS Y-CS

M C-C

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

Cau

IRF

Y-CS

diyy a

Ahm a

69 74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

17* 32*

s.11 H.Re

S.27

REPUBLICANS

S.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

Y-OCS

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .2

s.75

H.R .1

Y-CS

384

OCS

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

29 B

18 D

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

s.67

H.Re

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s. 70

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

Adrian Smith

Don Bacon

s. 28

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Jeff Fortenberry

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

NEBRASKA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

111

SENATE

Catherine Cortez Masto D

Dean Heller R CS CS Y

CS Y OCS Y Y Y 16 C

Y Y Y Y 19 C

x:10

(Ma

Y CS

Grad e

cus

Dean Heller R

Scor e

Cau

.206

.187

Catherine Cortez Masto D

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

s.73 S.Re

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NEVADA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

112

HOUSE

Mark E. Amodei H.R .6 H.R .1 H.R .1

H.R .2

H.R .3 H.R .3

H.R .4

H.R .5

Y-CS Y Y-CS Y Y OCS

Jacky Rosen Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y-OCS Y-CS Y-CS

Dina Titus Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

57*

REPUBLICANS

Ruben J. Kihuen Y Y

Jacky Rosen Y Y

Dina Titus Y Y Y

Y Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

Y Y Y CS Y Y

Y Y Y CS Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y Y

549

384

H.Re s

CS Y

Y 26

Y 24 C

Y 26 B

Y 20 C

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

034

H.R .6

* *

819 H.R .6

H.R .5

744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

Y-CS

aucu

IRF C

CS Y

diyy a

Ahm a

S.27

11* H.Re s.11 17* H.Re s.11 32* H.Re s.11 56* H.Re s.11 69 H.Re s.11 74* S.11 58

H.Re s.11

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

H.Re s.10

s.10

H.Re

22*

OCS

s.10

H.Re

s.97

OCS

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

H.Re s.89

H.Re s.79

s.76

H.Re

s.75

H.Re

H.Re s.74

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53 7*

79*

H.R .3

H.Re s.52 H.Re

Mark E. Amodei

Ruben J. Kihuen

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

HOUSE

s.43

NEVADA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

113

SENATE

Margaret Wood Hassan D CS CS Y

Jeanne Shaheen D CS CS Y OCS

H.R

Y Y Y 12 C

Y Y Y Y 28 B

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

Scor e

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

OCS

S.Re

s.46

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Margaret Wood Hassan D

s.36

OCS

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

Jeanne Shaheen D

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

Y Y Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NEW HAMPSHIRE

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

114

HOUSE

Carol Shea-Porter

Ann M. Kuster

CS Y

Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y-CS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

Cau

H.R .6

384

CS Y

OCS Y

25 C

29 B

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395 H.Re s

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819

OCS

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

69 74*

s.11 58 S.27

DEMOCRATS

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32*

17*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

11*

57*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .5

OCS

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

Y-OCS

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

Carol Shea-Porter

s.79

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .3

Y-CS

s.76

H.R .2

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .1

s.75

H.R .6

Y-CS

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

Ann M. Kuster

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

NEW HAMPSHIRE

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115

SENATE

Cory A. Booker D OCS

Robert Menendez D OCS PS OCS OCS S.Re

OCS CS Y CS

Y CS

H.R

Y Y Y 31 A

Y Y Y Y 42 A+

Grad e

Scor e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

S.Re

OCS CS

Y-CS CS CS

S.Re

s.30

s.17

2* s.16

s.16

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Re

OCS

H.R

.672

.390

H.R

OCS

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

s.73

92* 74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

S.41

S.19

OCS

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

OCS

H.R

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

OCS

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

s.42

S.Re

Y-OCS

s.37

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.36

OCS

S.Re

OCS

s.36

OCS

S.Re

Robert Menendez D

S.90

s.35

S.82

S.13

Cory A. Booker D

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

NEW JERSEY

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

116

Bonnie Watson Coleman

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Rodney Frelinghuysen

Leonard Lance

Y-CS

Frank A. LoBiondo

Y-CS

* 034

.407

Y-CS

.395

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

.349

Y-CS

H.Re s

.328

Albio Sires

.319

Donald M. Payne, Jr.

H.Re s

.274

Y-CS

H.Re s

220

Y-CS

.188

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

Bill Pascrell, Jr.

H.Re s

OCS

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

Y-CS

123

Y-CS

H.R .7

Y-CS

H.R .7

Y-CS

OCS

888

H.R .6

018

Frank Pallone, Jr.

H.R .6

Donald Norcross

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

* 034

H.R .5

H.R .4

Y-CS

H.R .5

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Josh Gottheimer

HOUSE

H.R .3

NEW JERSEY

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y OCS

Y Y OCS

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-CS

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Thomas MacArthur Christopher H. Smith

Y-PS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-CS

Y CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y Y PS

Y PS

OCS

Y CS

Y-OCS

Y CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

117

OCS

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

S.27

S.11

diyy a

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

NEW JERSEY

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Josh Gottheimer Donald Norcross Frank Pallone, Jr.

Bill Pascrell, Jr.

Donald M. Payne, Jr.

Albio Sires

Bonnie Watson Coleman

OCS

23 24

REPUBLICANS

Rodney Frelinghuysen Leonard Lance

Frank A. LoBiondo

CS CS

Thomas MacArthur Christopher H. Smith

CS PS

A+

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

118

SENATE

Martin Heinrich D

Tom Udall D CS Y

H.R

Y Y Y 13 C

Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

Scor e

H.R

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

S.36

s.66

S.27

Tom Udall D

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

H.R

s.53

92*

S.Re

Y Y-CS Y

Y Y Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

1* S.90

S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Martin Heinrich D

H.R

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

NEW MEXICO

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

119

HOUSE

Ben Ray Lujan

Stevan Pearce

Michelle Lujan Grisham (13)

CS CS CS

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

Cau

IRF

diyy a

H.Re s

Ahm a

H.Re s

384

Y M

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y Y

Y Y-CS Y

Y Y Y

24 C

26 B

17 D

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.188

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018

H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

549 744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

S.27

S.11

69 74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

s.11

17*

H.Re

s.11

11*

s.11

Y CS

H.Re

OCS

H.Re

s.10

57*

s.10

Y-CS

H.Re

34*

H.Re

s.10

Ben Ray Lujan

24*

H.Re

H.R .5

s.10

H.R .5

22*

H.R .4

s.10

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .3

H.R .2

Y-CS

H.Re

H.R .1

s.97

H.R .1

Y-CS

79*

H.R .3

H.R .6

REPUBLICANS

Michelle Lujan Grisham (13)

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.Re

s.75

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Stevan Pearce

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

NEW MEXICO

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (13) Vacated 12/31/18

120

SENATE

Kirsten E. Gillibrand D s.22

CS Y CS

CS Y

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 24 B

Y Y Y Y 14 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.187 .206

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

H.R

OCS

S.Re

Y-CS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

OCS

s.46

s.42

s.37

S.Re

s.36

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.36

Charles E. Schumer D

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

CS S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Charles E. Schumer D S.Re

Kirsten E. Gillibrand D

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NEW YORK

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y Y Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

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OCS

Y-CS

OCS

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

220

.188

H.Re s

Y-PS

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

OCS

Y-OCS

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

H.R .7

H.R .6

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .5

H.R .6

819

621

Y-CS

H.R .5

034

H.R .5

Y-OCS

744

Y-OCS

549

Y-OCS

223

Y Y-OCS

856

030

Y-CS Y-OCS

H.R .4

Y-CS

H.R .4

776

Adriano Espaillat

H.R .3

Y-CS

H.R .3

Y-OCS

826

H.R .3

Eliot L. Engel

061

Joseph Crowley

H.R .2

Y-CS

911

H.R .2

H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Yvette D. Clarke

HOUSE

H.R .3

79*

NEW YORK

872

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

OCS

DEMOCRATS

Brian Higgins

Y-PS

Y-CS

Y OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Hakeem S. Jeffries

Y-CS

Nita M. Lowey

Y-PS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Carolyn B. Maloney

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Sean Patrick Maloney

Y-CS

OCS

Gregory W. Meeks

Y-CS

Grace Meng

Y-CS

OCS

Jerrold Nadler

Y-CS

Kathleen M. Rice

Y-CS

OCS

José E. Serrano

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Thomas R. Suozzi

Y-CS

Paul Tonko

Nydia M. Velázquez

Y-CS

Louise Slaughter (14)

OCS CS

CS CS

Y-CS

CS OCS

OCS

Y-CS

Y OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y Y

PS OCS

Y Y

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (14) Not scored, died 3/16/18; Joseph Morelle took office 11/6/18, not scored

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cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

Y-OCS

S.27

Y-OCS

diyy a

OCS

S.11

.117

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

.116

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

NEW YORK

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Yvette D. Clarke

Joseph Crowley Eliot L. Engel

Y-OCS PS

Adriano Espaillat

Brian Higgins

OCS

A+

Hakeem S. Jeffries

Nita M. Lowey

Jerrold Nadler

Kathleen M. Rice

José E. Serrano

(14)

Carolyn B. Maloney

OCS

Sean Patrick Maloney

Gregory W. Meeks

Grace Meng

Louise Slaughter (14) Thomas R. Suozzi

M CS

Paul Tonko Nydia M. Velázquez

Y Y

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote (14) Not scored, died 3/16/18; Joseph Morelle took office 11/6/18, not scored

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Y-CS

Claudia Tenney

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Lee M. Zeldin

Y-CS

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

Elise M. Stefanik

.328

Tom Reed

.319

Y-CS

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

Y-CS

.188

H.Re s

Y-CS

.128

H.Re s

Peter T. King

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

034

Y-CS

888

Y-CS

H.R .6

018

H.R .6

John Katko

H.R .5

John J. Faso

H.R .5

Y-CS

H.R .5

H.R .4

Y-CS

H.R .4

Y-CS

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

Y-CS

H.R .2

H.R .1

H.R .3

826

061

911

872

H.R .1

Y Y-CS

H.R .3

Y Y-CS

HOUSE

H.R .3

H.R .6

NEW YORK

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

E Ca

RMM

Cau

IRF

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Y Y

cus

Y Y

iyya

Y Y

Ahm ad

OCS

S.27

Y OCS

H.Re s.52

s.43 4

HOUSE

H.Re

NEW YORK

Daniel M. Donovan, Jr.

Chris Collins

REPUBLICANS

Chris Collins Daniel M. Donovan, Jr.

CS CS

John J. Faso

CS CS

Tom Reed Elise M. Stefanik

Claudia Tenney Lee M. Zeldin

John Katko Peter T. King

M C-C

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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SENATE

Thom Tillis R OCS OCS S.Re

CS OCS Y OCS

OCS

Y Y Y Y

x:10

(Ma

Y OCS

13 C

C-C 28 B

Grad e

cus

Scor e

Y-OCS

Cau

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

s.37

s.36

S.Re

PS S.Re

Richard Burr R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Richard Burr R S.Re

Thom Tillis R

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NORTH CAROLINA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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Mark Meadows

Y-OCS

Robert Pittenger

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

220

.188

* 034

.128

H.Re s

Patrick T. McHenry

H.Re s

Walter B. Jones, Jr.

H.Re s

Richard Hudson

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

George Holding

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

888

Virginia Foxx

H.R .6

Ted Budd

H.R .2

018

H.R .6

819

David E. Price

621

G.K. Butterfield

H.R .5

* 034

H.R .5

H.R .4

744

549

223

856

H.R .4

H.R .1

776

H.R .3

Alma S. Adams

HOUSE

030

H.R .3

826

061

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

NORTH CAROLINA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y-CS

Y Y OCS

REPUBLICANS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

David Rouzer

Mark Walker

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

diyy a

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

4* 58

S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

* .976

H.Re s

.979

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

NORTH CAROLINA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Alma S. Adams

G.K. Butterfield David E. Price

REPUBLICANS

Ted Budd

Virginia Foxx George Holding

Richard Hudson Walter B. Jones, Jr.

Patrick T. McHenry Mark Meadows

Y CS

OCS

Robert Pittenger David Rouzer Mark Walker

CS CS

CS CS CS

OCS

Y Y

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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SENATE

Heidi Heitkamp D H.R H.R

Y Y Y Y Y 12 C

Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

Scor e

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

H.R

CS H.R

John Hoeven R 0*

S.Re

Heidi Heitkamp D Y Y Y Y-CS Y

John Hoeven R Y Y Y Y-CS Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

NORTH DAKOTA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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HOUSE

Kevin Cramer

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

cus

H.Re s

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

Y-CS

Cau

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

384

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* *

223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776 H.R .3

* 030

826

061

911

872

H.Re s

58 S.27

74*

s.11

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

H.R .3

s.76

H.R .3

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .2

s.75

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.74

H.Re H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Kevin Cramer

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

NORTH DAKOTA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

129

SENATE

Sherrod Brown D

Rob Portman R OCS CS Y OCS Y Y Y Y 26 B

Y OCS Y Y Y Y 16 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

92*

OCS Y

8* s.17

s.16

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

S.12

S.Re

Y-CS

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.36

OCS

S.11

S.27

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Y-OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

Grad e

OCS Scor e

CS S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

s.25

S.Re

Rob Portman R

s.22

OCS

S.Re

Sherrod Brown D

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

OHIO

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

* 034

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

888

H.R .6

Tim Ryan

018

Y-CS

H.R .6

819

Y-CS

Marcy Kaptur

621

Marcia L. Fudge

H.R .5

* 034

H.R .5

Y-CS

H.R .5

H.R .4

744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

Joyce Beatty

HOUSE

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

OHIO

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y Y

OCS

Y-CS

Y OCS

Y Y

REPUBLICANS

Troy Balderson (15) Steve Chabot

Y OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Warren Davidson

OCS

Bob Gibbs

Y-CS

Bill Johnson

Y-CS

Jim Jordan

Y-OCS

David P. Joyce

Y-CS

Robert E. Latta

Y-CS

James B. Renacci

Y-CS

Steve Stivers

Michael R. Turner

Brad R. Wenstrup

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (15) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 8/7/18; Pat Tiberi resigned 1/15/18, not scored

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cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

diyy a

4* 58

S.11

.117

H.Re s

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

OHIO

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Joyce Beatty

Marcia L. Fudge

Y OCS

Marcy Kaptur

Tim Ryan

Y OCS

(15)

Y-PS

Y-OCS

A+

REPUBLICANS

Troy Balderson (15) Steve Chabot

Warren Davidson Bob Gibbs

Bill Johnson

Jim Jordan David P. Joyce

Robert E. Latta

James B. Renacci Steve Stivers

Michael R. Turner

Brad R. Wenstrup

*Item has not been brought to a vote (15) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 8/7/18; Pat Tiberi resigned 1/15/18, not scored

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SENATE

James M. Inhofe R

James Lankford R CS CS Y OCS

Grad e

Scor e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

James M. Inhofe R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

James Lankford R

S.Re

Y-CS PS

OCS Y Y Y Y 14 C

CS Y Y Y Y 25 B

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

OKLAHOMA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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HOUSE

Steve Russell 0*

Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y

Markwayne Mullin Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Steve Russell Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Tom Cole Y Y Y Y 20 C

Frank D. Lucas Y Y Y Y 19 D

Markwayne Mullin Y Y Y Y 19 D

Y Y Y 26 B

CS CS

Y OCS

Jim Bridenstine (16) M

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

RMM

aucu

IRF C

Frank D. Lucas

diyy a

Tom Cole Y

Ahm a

H.R .6

384

(16)

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* 223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776 H.R .3

H.R .3

* 030

826 H.R .3

H.R .2

061

911

872 H.R .2

H.R .1

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

REPUBLICANS

Jim Bridenstine (16)

S.27 36

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

OKLAHOMA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y

N Y Y-OCS Y-CS Y Y

REPUBLICANS

(16)

*Item has not been brought to a vote (16) Not scored, vacated 4/23/18; Kevin Hern took office 11/6/18, not scored

134

SENATE

CS OCS OCS CS PS Y PS

OCS Y OCS

OCS Y Y Y Y M

Y Y Y Y

x:10

(Ma

cus

S.36

S.Am

OCS OCS Y Y-CS OCS

CS Y CS OCS Y Y-PS OCS

S.Re

35 A

29 B

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96*

52*

22*

28*

S.36

S.25

65*

20* S.23

S.21

60*

S.20

S.27

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

OCS

Grad e

Scor e

Cau

.206

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

s.73 S.Re

OCS

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

Y-CS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

Y-OCS

s.36

Ron Wyden D

s.36

s.35

s.29

S.Re

Ron Wyden D S.Re

Jeff Merkley D S.Re

Jeff Merkley D

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

OREGON

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

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Earl Blumenauer Y

Suzanne Bonamici Y

Peter A. DeFazio Y

Kurt Schrader

HOUSE H.R .6 H.R .1 H.R .1

H.R .2

H.R .3 H.R .3

H.R .4

H.R .5

H.R .6

Y CS Y CS OCS Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y CS Y CS OCS Y Y Y-CS Y Y-CS

Y Y-OCS Y Y Y-CS Y CS Y CS Y Y Y Y Y-CS

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Suzanne Bonamici

Peter A. DeFazio

Kurt Schrader

Greg Walden CS

Earl Blumenauer

REPUBLICANS

Y Y

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y

OCS

Y-CS CS

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

S.27 36

s.57 0

H.Re

H.Re *

549

384

Y M 29 B

M 32 B

29 B

Y 20 C

Y 18 D

CS OCS Y

CS Y

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

.349

.319 .328

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

034

H.R .6

* *

819

H.R .5

744

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

s.53 7

79*

H.Re s.52

Y-CS

REPUBLICANS

s.43 4*

Greg Walden

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

HOUSE H.R .3

OREGON

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS Y

DEMOCRATS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

136

SENATE

Robert P. Casey, Jr. D

Patrick Toomey R CS CS CS CS Y CS

CS Y OCS

H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y 26 B

Y Y Y 16 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

Y-CS

.206

.187

Y-CS CS Y-CS

s.17

2* s.16 S.Re

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

9 s.15

s.13

* s.30 9*

n.Re s.10

S.Re

S.Co

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52*

OCS

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.36

OCS

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

Y-CS

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Patrick Toomey R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

s.22

S.Re

CS S.41

S.19

OCS

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

S.13

Robert P. Casey, Jr. D

SENATE

s.21

PENNSYLVANIA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

137

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

888

* 223

034

H.R .6

018

H.R .6

Dwight Evans

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

Michael F. Doyle

034

Y-CS

H.R .5

Y-CS

H.R .5

744

549

Y-OCS

Matt Cartwright

H.R .4

Robert A. Brady

H.R .4

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

Y-CS

H.R .3

Y-CS

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

H.R .2

Y-OCS

H.R .1

Y-CS

Brendan F. Boyle

HOUSE

826

061

911

872

H.R .1

Y-OCS

H.R .6

H.R .3

PENNSYLVANIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Conor Lamb (17)

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

REPUBLICANS

Lou Barletta

Ryan A. Costello

Charles W. Dent (18)

Y-CS

Mike Kelly

Tom Marino

Patrick Meehan (19)

Scott Perry

Keith J. Rothfus

Bill Shuster

Lloyd Smucker

Glenn Thompson

Brian K. Fitzpatrick

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-CS Y

Y-CS

OCS CS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

(17) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 3/13/18; Tim Murphy resigned 10/21/17, not scored (18) Not scored, resigned 5/12/18; Susan Wild took office 11/6/18, not scored (19) Not scored, resigned 4/27/18; Mary Gay Scanlon took office 11/6/18, not scored

Continued on next page

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

138

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

diyy a

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

4* 58

S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

PENNSYLVANIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Brendan F. Boyle

Robert A. Brady

Michael F. Doyle

Dwight Evans

Conor Lamb (17)

(17)

Matt Cartwright

REPUBLICANS

Lou Barletta

Ryan A. Costello

Charles W. Dent (18) Brian K. Fitzpatrick

Mike Kelly

Y-CS

Tom Marino Patrick Meehan (19)

Scott Perry Keith J. Rothfus

M M

CS CS

Bill Shuster

Lloyd Smucker

Glenn Thompson

(18)

(19)

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

139

SENATE

Jack Reed D H.R

CS Y Y Y Y Y 15 C

CS Y Y Y Y Y 14 C

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau Scor e

.206

H.R

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

Y-OCS

Sheldon Whitehouse D

s.64

S.Re

Y-CS

Jack Reed D

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

H.R

CS H.R

Sheldon Whitehouse D 0*

S.Re

Y Y Y

Y Y-CS Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

RHODE ISLAND

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

140

HOUSE

David N. Cicilline

DEMOCRATS

CS CS OCS Y Y

Y Y

S.11 S.27

OCS Y Y M 47 A+

Y Y M 26 B

Y-CS

Y Y Y Y Y CS Y-CS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Y-CS

E Ca

RMM

Y-CS

cus

H.Re s

Cau

H.Re s

384

H.Re s

OCS OCS Y

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

220

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

* *

034 888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

018

819

621 H.R .6

* *

034 H.R .5

H.R .5

OCS

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

69 74*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

56*

32*

17* s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

11*

57*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

9* s.10

H.Re

s.97

OCS

H.Re

s.97

OCS

744 H.R .5

549 H.R .4

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

Y-CS

H.Re

s.93

Y-OCS

H.Re

s.89

Y CS

H.Re

s.79

H.R .3

James R. Langevin

H.Re

H.R .3

Y-CS

s.76

H.R .2

Y-CS

H.R .1

s.75

H.R .1

Y-CS

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

s.67

H.R .6

Y-CS

H.Re

OCS H.Re

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

Y-CS

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

David N. Cicilline

H.Re

James R. Langevin H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

RHODE ISLAND

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

141

H.R

H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

SENATE

Lindsey Graham R Y Y Y Y Y 17 C

Tim Scott R Y Y Y Y Y 13 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

OCS

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

Y-CS

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Tim Scott R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

Lindsey Graham R

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

SOUTH CAROLINA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

CS Y-OCS

CS Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

142

SOUTH CAROLINA

HOUSE

Joe Wilson H.R .1

H.R .2

H.R .3 H.R .3

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Jeff Duncan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Trey Gowdy Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y

Mark Sanford Y Y Y

Joe Wilson Y Y Y

CS Y

Y-CS Y N Y

Y-CS Y-CS Y-CS

Jeff Duncan

Ralph Norman (20)

*Item has not been brought to a vote (20) Took office 6/20/17; Mick Mulvaney vacated 2/16/17, not scored

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y-CS Y Y-CS

Y CS

James E. Clyburn

Trey Gowdy

Tom Rice

Mark Sanford

CS CS

Ahm adiy ya IRF Cau cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

H.R .1

384

REPUBLICANS

Y Y 20 C

Y Y Y Y 20 C

Y Y Y Y 16 F

Y-CS Y Y Y 32 B

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y M

Y M

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

18 D

22 C

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

.188

.128

220

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

79*

H.R .6

REPUBLICANS

S.27 36

Tom Rice

s.57 0

Ralph Norman (20)

H.Re

s.53 7

H.Re

James E. Clyburn H.R .3

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

SOUTH CAROLINA

H.Re s.52

s.43 4*

HOUSE

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y CS Y

Y-CS CS Y

Y-OCS

DEMOCRATS

143

SENATE

Mike Rounds R

John Thune R CS Y CS

H.R

Y Y Y 17 C

Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Scor e

Cau

.206

.187

H.R

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

s.73 S.Re

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

H.R

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

92*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96* S.Am

S.36

52*

22* S.36

S.36

28* S.27

S.25

65*

20* S.23

S.21

60*

91* S.20

S.18

74*

S.15

S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

John Thune R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Mike Rounds R

SENATE

s.21

SOUTH DAKOTA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

144

HOUSE

Kristi L. Noem Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e HR

H.Re s

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

E Ca

cus

Cau

384

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* *

223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776 H.R .3

* 030

826

061

911

872

RMM

IRF

diyy a

Y-CS

Ahm a

S.27

S.11

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22* s.10

H.Re

6* 9* s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

H.R .3

s.76

H.R .3

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .2

s.75

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.74

H.Re H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Kristi L. Noem

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

SOUTH DAKOTA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

145

SENATE

Bob Corker R H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Y Y Y Y Y 14 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

H.R

PS H.R

Lamar Alexander R S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

Lamar Alexander R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

Bob Corker R

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

S.Re

Y Y Y Y-CS Y

Y Y Y Y Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

TENNESSEE

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

146

Y-CS

Marsha Blackburn

Scott DesJarlais

John J. Duncan, Jr.

Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann

David Kustoff

Y-CS

David P. Roe

H.R .6

H.R .5

Diane Black

.407

H.Re s

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

H.R .5

384

H.R .4

123

H.R .7

H.R .4

OCS

H.R .7

Jim Cooper

H.R .3

H.R .2

888

Y-OCS

H.R .3

034

H.R .6

Y-CS

018

Y-CS

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

Y-CS

OCS

Steve Cohen

HOUSE

H.R .3

TENNESSEE

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y-CS

REPUBLICANS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

147

diyy a

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

S.27

Ahm a

S.11

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

.113

.111

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

TENNESSEE

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Steve Cohen Jim Cooper

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Diane Black Marsha Blackburn

Scott DesJarlais

John J. Duncan, Jr. Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann

David Kustoff David P. Roe

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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148

SENATE

Ted Cruz R CS

John Cornyn R

PS CS Y-OCS Y CS

x:10

(Ma

Grad e

cus

OCS Y-CS

OCS Y Y Y Y 25 B

8* s.17

s.16

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

40 s.29 n.Re

n.Re S.Co

S.Co

dt.2 2

96* S.Am

S.36

52*

22*

S.36

S.Re

Scor e

Cau

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

OCS

S.36

s.66

S.27

OCS

28*

S.25

65*

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

OCS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

OCS

John Cornyn R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

Ted Cruz R

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

TEXAS

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

149

Brian Babin

Joe Barton

Jodey C. Arrington

H.R .3

Filemon Vela

* 034

.407

.395

H.Re s

Y-CS

.349

Y-OCS

H.Re s

Marc A. Veasey

.328

Beto O'Rourke

.319

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

.274

Eddie Bernice Johnson

H.Re s

220

Y-CS

.188

H.Re s

.128

Sheila Jackson Lee

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

384

Y Y-CS

Gene Green

123

Y Y-CS

Al Green

H.R .7

888

Y-CS

H.R .6

018

Vincente Gonzalez

OCS

H.R .6

819

OCS

621

H.R .5

034

Y Y

Lloyd Doggett

H.R .5

Y Y-CS

Henry Cuellar

H.R .4

H.R .5

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

Joaquin Castro

HOUSE

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.R .1

TEXAS

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-OCS

OCS

CS CS

Y-CS

Y CS

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Kevin Brady Michael C. Burgess John R. Carter

Y-CS

Michael Cloud (21)

Michael K. Conaway

John Abney Culberson

Bill Flores

Y-CS

Louie Gohmert

Y-CS

Y CS

Y Y

OCS

Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote (21) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 6/30/18; Blake Farenthold resigned 4/6/18, not scored

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Y OCS CS

Y-CS

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

Y Y Y

150

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

S.27

S.11

diyy a

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

.113

.111

H.Re s

OCS

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

TEXAS

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Joaquin Castro

Henry Cuellar

Lloyd Doggett

Vincente Gonzalez

Al Green

Gene Green

Sheila Jackson Lee

Eddie Bernice Johnson Beto O'Rourke

OCS

Marc A. Veasey

Filemon Vela

33 M M

Y Y

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Jodey C. Arrington Brian Babin

Joe Barton Kevin Brady Michael C. Burgess

John R. Carter

Michael Cloud (21) Michael K. Conaway

John Abney Culberson

Bill Flores Louie Gohmert

*Item has not been brought to a vote (21) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 6/30/18; Blake Farenthold resigned 4/6/18, not scored

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115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

151

.407

.395

* .349

.328

.319

.274

220

.188

.128

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

* 384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

819

621

* 034

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

Y-CS

Kenny Marchant

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-PS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Michael T. McCaul

Y-CS

John Ratcliffe

Y-CS

Pete Sessions

Y-OCS

Lamar Smith

Mac Thornberry

Y-OCS

Pete Olson Ted Poe

Randy K. Weber, Sr. Roger Williams

CS CS OCS

Y-CS

Y CS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-PS

OCS

H.A m

OCS

PS CS OCS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Sam Johnson

H.Re s

Will Hurd

H.Re s

Y-OCS

H.R .7

H.R .6

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .3

030

H.R .2

Y-CS

H.R .2

H.R .3

826

061

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

Y-OCS

Kay Granger

H.R .3

Y-CS

Jeb Hensarling

HOUSE

H.R .3

H.R .1

TEXAS

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-CS

Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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152

Kay Granger Jeb Hensarling

Will Hurd

Sam Johnson

Kenny Marchant Michael T. McCaul Ted Poe

John Ratcliffe

Pete Sessions

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

OCS

A+

Mac Thornberry CS

diyy a

C C

OCS

IRF

24 20

Ahm a

36 S.27

4* 58

S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

Y Y

Y CS

.109

Y Y

Roger Williams

.105

Y Y

Lamar Smith Randy K. Weber, Sr.

OCS

H.Re s

Y Y

Pete Olson

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

TEXAS

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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153

SENATE

Mike Lee R

Orrin G. Hatch R

CS Y Y PS

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau Scor e

.206

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

S.36

S.Re

Y Y Y Y 21 B

Y Y Y Y 11 D

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

s.66

92* 74* S.18

S.15

S.12

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.11

18*

S.Re

Mike Lee R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.11

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

OCS

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Orrin G. Hatch R

SENATE

s.21

UTAH

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y-CS Y-CS

Y Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

154

HOUSE

John R. Curtis (22)

Chris Stewart

Rob Bishop

Mia B. Love

REPUBLICANS

Y Y Y 19 D

Y Y Y (22) (22)

Y 17 D

Y Y 23 C

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Ahm a

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32*

17*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

s.11

11*

s.11 H.Re

S.27

S.11

H.Re

s.10

57*

Y-CS

s.10

H.Re

34*

Y-OCS

H.Re

s.10

Y CS

24*

Chris Stewart Y

H.Re

s.10

22*

s.10

Y-CS

H.Re

s.97

Mia B. Love

H.Re

John R. Curtis (22)

s.97

H.R .3

H.Re

H.R .3

H.R .2

s.93

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .6

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

* 030

826

061

776

H.R .2

911

872

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

REPUBLICANS

Rob Bishop

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.Re

s.75

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.67

s.73

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

UTAH

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote (22) Not scored, served less than 75% of term, took office 11/7/17; Jason Chaffetz vacated 6/30/17, not scored

155

SENATE

Patrick J. Leahy D

Bernard Sanders I OCS OCS CS Y

H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

OCS Y Y Y Y 25 B

OCS Y Y Y Y 17 C

x:10

(Ma

92*

S.Re

s.30

s.16

CS Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

S.12

18* S.11

S.11

S.41

S.19

S.Re

OCS

cus

Cau

Y-CS

OCS

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

H.R

Y-PS

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

S.90

Bernard Sanders I

s.35

S.82

S.13

Patrick J. Leahy D

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re 0*

SENATE

s.21

VERMONT

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

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HOUSE

Peter Welch CS CS Y

DEMOCRATS

Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

58 S.27

74*

s.11

S.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11*

57*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

22*

H.R .6

384

OCS Y

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

.407

* .395 H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123 H.A m

H.R .7

888

034

018 H.R .6

621

034

H.R .6

* *

819

H.R .5

OCS

H.Re

6* 9* s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

H.R .5

744

OCS

s.97

549 H.R .4

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

H.Re

3* 7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

0* s.76

H.Re

s.75

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .1

Y-OCS

s.73

s.67

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

DEMOCRATS

H.R .3

Peter Welch

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

VERMONT

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

157

SENATE

Tim Kaine D

Mark R. Warner D OCS S.Re

CS OCS

CS Y

.390

H.R

Y Y Y 28 B

Y Y Y 13 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

Y-CS

S.Re

OCS

s.17

2* s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

9 s.15

s.13

* s.30 9*

n.Re s.10

S.Re

S.Co

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

OCS

H.R

.187

H.R

.672

H.R

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

Grad e

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

Y-CS

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

OCS

Scor e

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

s.36

Mark R. Warner D

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

CS S.Re

OCS

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Tim Kaine D

SENATE

s.21

VIRGINIA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

158

Barbara Comstock

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Thomas A. Garrett, Jr.

Y-CS

Bob Goodlatte

Y-CS

H. Morgan Griffith

Scott Taylor

Robert J. Wittman

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

H.Re s

Robert C. "Bobby" Scott

.328

Y-CS

.319

OCS

H.Re s

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

.274

Y-CS

H.Re s

Y-CS

220

Y-CS

.188

H.Re s

Y-OCS

.128

H.Re s

A. Donald McEachin

H.Re s

Gerald E. Connolly

OCS

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

Y-CS

H.R .6

H.R .5

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

384

123

* 888

034

018

H.R .6

* 819

621

H.R .5

034

H.R .4

744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

H.R .3

826

061

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

Donald S. Beyer, Jr.

HOUSE

H.R .3

VIRGINIA

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y Y

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Dave Brat

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y CS

Y-CS Y-OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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159

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

36 S.27

diyy a

4* 58

S.11

.117

H.Re s

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

VIRGINIA

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Donald S. Beyer, Jr.

Gerald E. Connolly

A. Donald McEachin

OCS

Y Y

OCS

Y-OCS Y

OCS

Robert C. "Bobby" Scott

OCS

A+

REPUBLICANS

Dave Brat

Barbara Comstock

Thomas A. Garrett, Jr.

CS OCS

CS CS

H. Morgan Griffith

Y Y

Scott Taylor Robert J. Wittman

Bob Goodlatte

OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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SENATE

Maria Cantwell D H.R H.R

Y Y Y Y Y 15 C

Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Grad e

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

Scor e

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

Y Y CS Y

S.Re

s.17

2* s.16

s.16

9 s.15

s.13

s.30

40 s.29 n.Re s.10

S.Re

S.Co

n.Re

OCS

S.Co

dt.2 2

96*

52*

S.Am

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

S.36

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Patty Murray D

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

H.R

CS S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Maria Cantwell D

H.R

Patty Murray D 0*

SENATE

s.21

WASHINGTON

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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.407

OCS

Y-CS

H.Re s

.395

H.Re s

.349

.328

.319

Y-CS

H.Re s

* 034

H.Re s

.274

OCS

H.Re s

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

220

David G. Reichert

.188

H.Re s

.128

Dan Newhouse

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

Jaime Herrera Beutler

H.A m

384

123

H.R .7

Y Y

Adam Smith

H.R .7

Y Y-CS

Rick Larsen

888

H.R .6

Y-CS

018

H.R .6

Y-CS

Derek Kilmer

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

034

H.R .5

Y Y

Pramila Jayapal

H.R .4

Y Y-CS

Denny Heck

H.R .4

H.R .5

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

H.R .2

Susan K. DelBene

HOUSE

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .1

H.R .3

WASHINGTON

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

OCS

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

Y OCS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

S.27

Ahm a

S.11

diyy a

4* 58

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

WASHINGTON

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

DEMOCRATS

Susan K. DelBene

Rick Larsen Adam Smith

Denny Heck

Pramila Jayapal Derek Kilmer

OCS

M M

REPUBLICANS

Jaime Herrera Beutler Dan Newhouse

David G. Reichert

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Y Y

M M

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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SENATE

Shelley Moore Capito R H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Y Y Y Y Y 16 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

OCS

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

OCS

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

H.R

CS S.Re

s.36

S.Re

Joe Manchin, III D

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Shelley Moore Capito R

H.R

Joe Manchin, III D 0*

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

WEST VIRGINIA

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y Y

Y Y-CS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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HOUSE

Alexander X. Mooney

David B. McKinley

CS CS Y Y Y Y

CS Y Y Y Y

Evan H. Jenkins (23)

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

S.27

S.11

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11

32*

17*

s.11

H.Re

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22* s.10

H.Re

6* 9* s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.93

H.Re

H.R .3

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

034

744

* *

223 549 H.R .5

H.R .4

856

776 H.R .3

* 030

826 H.R .3

H.R .2

061

911

872 H.R .2

H.R .1

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

s.76

H.Re

s.75

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.73

s.67

H.Re

David B. McKinley

s.65

H.R .1

H.Re

H.R .6

79*

H.R .3 H.R .3

REPUBLICANS

Evan H. Jenkins (23)

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

s.52

H.Re

WEST VIRGINIA 4*

HOUSE

s.43

WEST VIRGINIA

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

(23) (23)

20 C

*Item has not been brought to a vote (23) Not scored, vacated 9/30/18

24 C

165

SENATE

Tammy Baldwin D OCS CS S.Re

CS Y PS CS

OCS Y

H.R

Y Y Y 38 A

Y Y Y Y 12 C

x:10

(Ma

cus

Grad e

Scor e

Cau

S.Re

Y-CS

.206

.187

S.Re

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15 S.Re

S.Re

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

OCS

H.R

.672

H.R

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.36

S.27

28*

65*

OCS

H.R

OCS

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.25

s.61

S.Re

s.57

OCS

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

s.46

s.42

s.37

S.Re

s.36

Y-OCS

S.Re

Ron Johnson R

s.36

S.Re

s.35

s.29

S.Re

1* S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

OCS

S.Re

CS S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

Ron Johnson R S.Re

Tammy Baldwin D

s.22

S.Re

SENATE

s.21

WISCONSIN

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

Y-OCS Y

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

* 034

* 223

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

Y-CS

H.A m

384

Y-CS

123

H.R .7

Y-CS

888

Glenn Grothman

H.R .6

018

H.R .6

819

Mike Gallagher

621

H.R .5

034

H.R .5

Y-OCS

H.R .5

Y-OCS

744

549

H.R .4

Mark Pocan

H.R .4

Gwen Moore

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

Y Y

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

Y Y

H.R .3

061

Ron Kind

HOUSE

H.R .2

911

872

H.R .1

H.R .6

H.R .3

WISCONSIN

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

OCS

DEMOCRATS

Y Y

OCS

Y N

Y-CS

Y-PS

Y-CS

OCS

REPUBLICANS

Sean P. Duffy

Y-CS

Y-OCS

Y-CS

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e HR

E Ca

RMM

cus Cau

IRF

diyy a Ahm a

S.27

s.43 4

H.Re s.52

HOUSE

H.Re

WISCONSIN

James F. Sensenbrenner, Jr.

Paul D. Ryan (24)

DEMOCRATS

Ron Kind

Gwen Moore

Mark Pocan

OCS

Sean P. Duffy

Mike Gallagher

M M

(24)

REPUBLICANS

Glenn Grothman

OCS

M M

Paul D. Ryan (24) James F. Sensenbrenner, Jr. *Item has not been brought to a vote (24) Not scored, Speaker of the House

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SENATE

John Barrasso R H.R H.R

Scor e Grad e

Y Y Y Y Y 11 D

Y Y Y Y Y 10 F

x:10

(Ma

cus

Cau

.206

.187

.672

.390

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.73

S.Re

s.66

S.Re

s.64

S.Re

s.61

S.Re

s.57

S.Re

s.53

S.Re

s.48

S.Re

s.46

S.Re

s.42

S.Re

s.37

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.36

S.Re

s.35

S.Re

s.29

S.Re

s.25

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

s.22

S.Re

H.R

CS H.R

Michael B. Enzi R 0*

S.Re

John Barrasso R Y Y Y Y Y

Michael B. Enzi R Y Y Y Y Y

8* s.17

s.16

s.16 S.Re

S.Re

s.30 9*

s.15

s.13

s.10

S.Re

n.Re

40 s.29

dt.2 2 n.Re S.Co

S.Co

S.Am

96*

52* S.36

S.36

22*

36 S.36

S.27

28*

65* S.25

S.23

20*

60* S.21

S.20

91*

74* S.18

S.15

92*

58 S.12

S.11

18*

5* S.11

S.90

7* S.82

S.41

S.19

S.13

SENATE

s.21

WYOMING

S.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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HOUSE

Liz Cheney CS CS Y Y

ucus Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

E Ca

cus

Cau RMM

IRF

diyy a

Ahm a

S.27

S.11

74*

s.11

H.Re

56*

s.11 s.11

H.Re

32*

H.Re

17*

s.11

H.Re

11* s.11

H.Re

57*

s.11

H.Re

24* 34* s.10 s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

s.10

H.Re

22*

s.10

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

s.97

H.Re

3* 7* s.93

H.Re

s.89

H.Re

s.79

H.Re

0* s.76

H.Re

s.75

384

115th CONGRESS FINAL IRF CONGRESSIONAL SCORECARD

* .407

H.Re s

* * .395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.319 .328

H.Re s

* .274

H.Re s

220

H.Re s

.128 .188

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

123

888

H.A m

H.R .7

H.R .6

034

018 H.R .6

621 819 H.R .6

H.R .5

* *

034

744

549 H.R .5

H.R .4

* 223

856 H.R .4

H.R .3

776

H.R .3

* 030

826

061 H.R .3

H.R .2

911

872

H.Re

s.74

H.Re

s.74

H.R .2

H.Re

H.R .1

s.73

s.67

H.R .1

79*

H.R .6

H.R .3

H.Re

s.65

H.Re

s.57

H.Re

s.53

H.Re

REPUBLICANS

H.R .3

Liz Cheney

s.52

H.Re

HOUSE

s.43

WYOMING

H.Re

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

REPUBLICANS

*Item has not been brought to a vote

169

CS-NL

* 034

.407

.395

H.Re s

.349

H.Re s

.328

.319

H.Re s

.274

OCS

H.Re s

220

.188

H.Re s

.128

H.Re s

dt.6 51 H.C on.R es.8 9* H.C on.R es.9 0 H.C on.R es.9 2 H.Re s.65 *

H.A m

OCS

384

123

H.R .7

CS-NL

H.R .7

888

CS-NL

H.R .6

CS-NL

018

H.R .6

819

621

H.R .5

* 034

CS-NL

H.R .5

H.R .4

H.R .5

* 744

549

223

856

H.R .4

776

H.R .3

030

826

H.R .3

061

H.R .2

H.R .1

911

872 H.R .1

72 H.R .6

H.R .3

HOUSE

H.R .3

NON-VOTING TERRITORIES

79*

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

AMERICAN SAMOA

Amata Radewagen R

CS-NL

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Eleanor Holmes Norton D

OCS

CS-NL

OCS

GUAM

Madeleine Bordallo D NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Gregorio Sablan D PUERTO RICO

Jenniffer Gonzรกlez-Colรณn R VIRGIN ISLANDS

Stacey Plaskett D *Item has not been brought to a vote

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diyy a

cus RMM E Ca ucus HR Com miss ion Scor e (M ax:1 51) Grad e

Cau

IRF

Ahm a

S.27

4* S.11

.117

.116

H.Re s

.115

H.Re s

.113

.111

H.Re s

.111

H.Re s

.109

.105

H.Re s

.103

.102

H.Re s

2* .102

H.Re s

.979

.976

H.Re s

.932

H.Re s

.896

H.Re s

.797

H.Re s

.763

.750

H.Re s

.743

H.Re s

.741

.732

H.Re s

.673

H.Re s

.651

.570

H.Re s

.537

H.Re s

.528

.434

H.Re s

HOUSE

H.Re s

NON-VOTING TERRITORIES

CONGRESSIONAL VOTES BY STATE

AMERICAN SAMOA

Amata Radewagen R

N/A

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Eleanor Holmes Norton D

OCS

GUAM

Madeleine Bordallo D

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Gregorio Sablan D PUERTO RICO

Jenniffer Gonzรกlez-Colรณn R

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Stacey Plaskett D

*Item has not been brought to a vote

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MISSION

21Wilberforce is a Christian, human rights organization dedicated to defending the universal rights of religion, belief, and conscience for all people. We took our name from 19th Century British parliamentarian William Wilberforce who identified the slave trade as the single greatest violation of human rights. Responding to this seemingly impossible challenge, he led a successful abolition movement using a â&#x20AC;&#x153;top-down, bottom-upâ&#x20AC;? strategy featuring collaborative partnerships, grassroots empowerment, and policy campaigns. 21Wilberforce is employing this powerful model to mobilize grassroots networks to aid the persecuted and advance freedom worldwide. The 21Wilberforce team has developed programs designed to defend, equip, mobilize, and inform persecuted groups and their leaders with resources, training, and tools needed to guard against harassment, intimidation, discrimination, and repression based on religion or belief.

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