How members of Congress compare

Every current member ranked on the same measures, from official records: where their votes fall left to right, how often they vote with their party, missed votes, the bills they sponsor and pass, and how much of their campaign money comes from PACs. A ranking shows where someone falls on a measure, not whether that's good.

Representatives

Representatives from left to right by voting record
How often representatives vote with their party
Which representatives miss the most votes
Which representatives sponsor the most bills
Representatives whose bills became law
How much of representatives' campaign money comes from PACs

Senators

Senators from left to right by voting record
How often senators vote with their party
Which senators miss the most votes
Which senators sponsor the most bills
Senators whose bills became law
How much of senators' campaign money comes from PACs

House rankings cover the 435 voting members (delegates and the resident commissioner can't vote on the floor). Updated weekly. All members, by state.

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