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119th Congress

Members of Congress

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435
House
  • Democrats 214
  • Independents 1
  • Vacant 2
  • Republicans 218
100
Senate
  • Democrats 45
  • Independents 2
  • Republicans 53

Updated from Congress.gov and congress-legislators on Nov 3, 2026, 1:23 AM EST.

Party unity: who votes with their party

On roll calls where most Democrats and most Republicans voted on opposite sides, the share of the time each member voted with their own party. Members who voted on fewer than half of those roll calls aren’t ranked; independents aren’t included.

House · 471 party-line roll calls

Democrats · typical member 98.4%

Most often with their party

  1. Summer L. LeePA-12100.0%
  2. Becca BalintVT100.0%
  3. LaMonica McIverNJ-10100.0%
  4. Maxwell FrostFL-10100.0%
  5. Mark TakanoCA-39100.0%

Least often with their party

  1. Henry CuellarTX-2864.8%
  2. Donald G. DavisNC-169.5%
  3. Marie Gluesenkamp PerezWA-370.2%
  4. Jared F. GoldenME-270.4%
  5. Vicente GonzalezTX-3472.6%

Republicans · typical member 98.3%

Most often with their party

  1. Randy K. Weber, Sr.TX-1499.8%
  2. Glenn GrothmanWI-699.8%
  3. Mike JohnsonLA-499.8%
  4. Craig A. GoldmanTX-1299.6%
  5. Rudy Yakym IIIIN-299.6%

Least often with their party

  1. Brian K. FitzpatrickPA-177.0%
  2. Thomas MassieKY-484.8%
  3. Michael LawlerNY-1789.0%
  4. Don BaconNE-290.8%
  5. Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr.PA-892.3%

Senate · 841 party-line roll calls

Democrats · typical member 96.0%

Most often with their party

  1. Chris Van HollenMD100.0%
  2. Tina SmithMN100.0%
  3. Patty MurrayWA99.9%
  4. Edward J. MarkeyMA99.8%
  5. Elizabeth WarrenMA99.8%

Least often with their party

  1. John FettermanPA79.4%
  2. Jeanne ShaheenNH85.5%
  3. Margaret Wood HassanNH87.2%
  4. Jacky RosenNV89.5%
  5. Tim KaineVA90.0%

Republicans · typical member 99.6%

Most often with their party

  1. Bernie MorenoOH100.0%
  2. John CornynTX100.0%
  3. Roger MarshallKS100.0%
  4. James E. RischID100.0%
  5. Bill HagertyTN100.0%

Least often with their party

  1. Susan M. CollinsME83.4%
  2. Lisa MurkowskiAK85.3%
  3. Rand PaulKY88.2%
  4. Josh HawleyMO95.7%
  5. Dan SullivanAK96.1%
Campaign money: top PACs and donors’ employers

From the Federal Election Commission, for the 537 of 539 members whose campaign reports have loaded so far. For each member we keep their 25 largest PAC contributors and the 25 employers whose workers gave the most (10 for reports not yet refreshed since this changed); totals here add those up across members, so they are a floor, not everything a PAC gave. Employer totals are money from people who work there, not from the company.

PACs giving the most

  1. Actblue$1.5M

    66 members · Democrats 100%

  2. American Israel Public Affairs Committee PAC$1.4M

    155 members · Democrats 40%, Republicans 60%, Independents 0%

  3. American Crystal Sugar P. A. C.$1.4M

    180 members · Democrats 65%, Republicans 35%

  4. International Association Of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail And Transportation Workers Political Action League$885K

    120 members · Democrats 99%, Republicans 1%

  5. Machinists Non Partisan Political League Of The International Association Of Machinists &$800K

    141 members · Democrats 99%, Republicans 1%

  6. American Federation Of Teachers, AFL-CIO Committee On Political Education$790K

    95 members · Democrats 100%

  7. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. PAC$772K

    90 members · Democrats 4%, Republicans 95%, Independents 1%

  8. American Federation Of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E$743K

    89 members · Democrats 100%

  9. National Automobile Dealers Association Political Action Committee$660K

    100 members · Democrats 24%, Republicans 76%

  10. Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee United Brotherhood Of Carpenters And Joiners$638K

    98 members · Democrats 91%, Republicans 9%

Employers of donors

  1. Blackstone$1.6M

    85 members · Democrats 34%, Republicans 66%

  2. Anthropic$915K

    42 members · Democrats 57%, Republicans 43%

  3. Apollo Global Management$899K

    54 members · Democrats 50%, Republicans 50%

  4. Kkr$826K

    27 members · Democrats 34%, Republicans 66%

  5. Arnold Ventures$701K

    71 members · Democrats 47%, Republicans 53%

  6. Google$697K

    30 members · Democrats 76%, Republicans 22%, Independents 3%

  7. Entrepreneur$669K

    31 members · Republicans 100%

  8. Bgr Group$662K

    64 members · Democrats 40%, Republicans 60%

  9. Winklevoss Capital Management$646K

    46 members · Democrats 3%, Republicans 97%

  10. Coinbase$614K

    46 members · Democrats 32%, Republicans 68%

All 539 members

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