1.9Years in office1 term on record, merged so overlapping service is not double counted. Source: congress-legislators.
300Recorded votes299 Yea or Nay, 1 Present, 0 not voting, Jan 6, 2026 to Sep 15, 2026.
0%Missed votes0 of 300 imported roll calls had no vote cast.
22.4%With most voting DemocratsShare of comparable Yea/Nay votes matching the Democratic side’s majority on that exact roll call. Voting against a party is not automatically good or bad.
0 good · 0 badRecord items0 accomplishments and 0 controversies, ethics or legal matters confirmed by two editors, plus 0 other. Same evidence standard for both.
Not disclosedNet worth (latest range)No confirmed range yet.
House Committee on the Judiciary: The Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust (majority, house)
House Committee on the Judiciary: The Constitution and Limited Government (majority, house)
House Committee on Education and Workforce: Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education (majority, house)
House Committee on Education and Workforce: Higher Education and Workforce Development (majority, house)
House Committee on Agriculture: Nutrition and Foreign Agriculture (majority, house)
House Committee on Agriculture: General Farm Commodities, Risk Management, and Credit (majority, house)
House Committee on Agriculture: Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry (majority, house)
Source: committee membership snapshot as of Sep 24, 2026 (congress-legislators). Current assignments only.
Votes
Participation
Voted Yea or Nay: 299
Present: 1
Not voting: 0
Denominator: 300 recorded roll calls, Jan 6, 2026 to Sep 15, 2026 (only the roll calls imported into this site). Not voting is not the same as absent: it includes any reason the member did not cast a vote.
Where they stand: blue to red
With most voting Democrats on 22.4% of comparable votes, and with most voting Republicans on 91.6%.
With most voting Democrats only: 3 (1%)
With both parties' majorities: 64 (21.4%)
With most voting Republicans only: 210 (70.2%)
Against both parties' majorities: 22 (7.4%)
Split / no comparison: 0 (0%)
Methodology
For each recorded roll call we compare a member with most voting Democrats and, separately, with most voting Republicans. The larger side among a party's Yea and Nay votes on that exact roll call is that party's majority, using each member's party at the time of the vote. A tie, or a roll call where that party cast no Yea/Nay votes, has no majority. Present and Not Voting are counted separately and never as for or against. We say "most voting Democrats" and "most voting Republicans" rather than "the majority" because the party that controls the House differs by Congress. Voting against most members of a party is not automatically good or bad: it can reflect district interests, the content of an amendment, or a procedural motion.
By issue
No published issue has a roll call this member voted on yet.
Recorded votes
House roll calls imported into this site. A vote that is not listed is “not recorded”, not a zero. Source: House Clerk roll-call records, linked on each vote.
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Net worth: Not disclosed. No range has been coded and confirmed by two editors for this person yet.
Disclosure filings
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Trade dates: Not recorded. Filing timeliness is shown only when editors have entered and confirmed the trade dates.
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Record
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No confirmed record entries yet. Nothing here means nothing has been confirmed, not that nothing happened.
Promises
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0 published questions, 0 delivered, 0 answered. Answer rate: not yet measurable (nothing delivered); unanswered after delivery: 0.
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Terms, party history, committees and links: congress-legislators, record updated Nov 13, 2026.
Votes: House roll calls, Jan 6, 2026 to Sep 15, 2026; each vote links to its official record.
Disclosures: House Clerk filings, linked per year. Not disclosed means no confirmed range yet. Informational use only (5 U.S.C. 13107).
Record and promises: each entry lists its own sources and appears only after a second editor confirms it. Questions appear after an editor reviews them. Methodology.