AL delegation power ranking

a Yourlist ranking · the crowd decides the order

AL's members of Congress by IJR coverage gravity — vote to re-rank.

What counts: Seeded from the congressional record and IJR coverage counts. The crowd decides from here.

Mike Rogers▲ Rising
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRMike Rogers
72
Gary J. Palmer▲ Rising
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRGary J. Palmer
68
Dale W. Strong▲ Rising
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRDale W. Strong
45
Barry Moore▲ Rising
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRBarry Moore
27
Robert B. Aderholt▼ Falling
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRin 2 rankings Robert B. Aderholt
-7
Terri A. Sewell▼ Falling
Party: DemocratChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRTerri A. Sewell
-14
Shomari Figures▼ Falling
Party: DemocratChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRShomari Figures
-24
Katie Boyd Britt▼ Falling
Party: RepublicanChamber: SenateIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRKatie Boyd Britt
-44
Tommy Tuberville▼ Falling
Party: RepublicanChamber: SenateIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRTommy Tuberville
-48

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YYuki Silva1d
History will keep re-ranking this list every decade.
TTariq Okafor23h
Influence and popularity are different questions — this list gets that.
YYara Haddad1d
The long-term impact case for the top pick is airtight.
AAmara Mueller3d
Underrated entries in the middle of this one deserve a look.