Politician
Total votes
890
Missed
9 (1.0%)
Committees
4
Legislative data from the official House/Senate roll-call record via Voteview (UCLA) and the unitedstates/congress-legislators dataset.
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Methodology: stated positions are AI-compiled from cited public sources; conflicts cross-reference them against the official roll-call record. Consistency = 100 − 12 per significant − 6 per moderate − 2 per minor conflict. Severity is editorial-model judgment — every item links its underlying vote so you can decide for yourself.
Supports requiring voter ID and documentary evidence of U.S. citizenship to ensure election integrity.
Votes on voter ID and citizenship measures split between support and opposition in procedural motions.
Supports securing the border first, building the border wall, reforming asylum laws, increasing penalties for fentanyl distributors, and opposes sanctuary cities before pursuing broader immigration reform.
No votes address border security, wall construction, asylum reform, fentanyl penalties, or sanctuary cities.
Supports domestic energy production, permitting reform, and renewable fuels like ethanol and biodiesel, while opposing WOTUS expansion and electric vehicle mandates.
Votes on EPA and BLM rules exist but are procedural and do not demonstrate support for domestic production or opposition to mandates.
Supports cutting taxes and wasteful government spending, citing tax relief delivered as Governor and support for the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' to reduce spending and regulations.
Reconciliation bill votes appear but do not confirm tax cuts or spending reductions.
Supports pro-life policies including banning federal funding for abortion, requiring care for infants who survive abortion, and past state-level restrictions on abortion procedures.
No direct votes on federal abortion funding bans or born-alive protections.
Supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks to prevent insider trading and conflicts of interest.
No votes on stock trading bans for members of Congress.
Supports securing the border and reforming birthright citizenship to prevent exploitation by illegal immigration and birth tourism.
Procedural votes on immigration rules do not address birthright citizenship reform.
Supports reining in big government spending, reducing regulations, and returning to regular order in appropriations to address national debt.
Reconciliation votes present but none confirm spending restraint or regular order.
Supports ensuring energy independence.
No votes directly support energy independence.
Supports protecting the sanctity of life, banning taxpayer-funded abortions, and making adoption more affordable.
No votes on life protections or adoption affordability.
Supports born-alive protections and opposes taxpayer-funded abortion.
One vote on abortion provider funding reserve but motion rejected and procedural.
Opposes sex-change surgeries for children.
No votes on surgeries for children.
Supports parental rights to control what children are taught, including on sexual orientation and gender identity.
No votes on parental rights or curriculum control.
Supports school choice at state and federal levels.
No votes on school choice programs.
Supports protecting girls’ and women’s sports from policies allowing men to compete against female athletes.
No votes on protecting women's sports.
Supports banning members of Congress, spouses, and dependents from purchasing stocks and requiring advance notice for sales.
No votes on banning stock trades by members or families.
Supports cutting taxes, including ending taxes on Social Security and military benefits, and expanding child tax credits.
No votes on cutting taxes, Social Security, military benefits, or child tax credits.
Supports combating the Chinese Communist Party and limiting its ability to exploit U.S. tax incentives or own farmland.
No votes on countering CCP or limiting farmland ownership.