Every measurement below traces to a recorded vote or a public filing. Where we have nothing yet, we say so.
Measurements held — 6 of 7 available
75
votes on record
88
attendance
3067
positions scored
17
committees
83
disclosed funders
3
co-voting peers
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Faithfulness — Votr hasn't shipped this measurement yet
Most recent roll-call votes — the raw evidence.
U.S. Senator · senate · US · Incumbent
How consistently stated positions match the voting record.
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How the record reads once it is grouped, counted and compared. The raw votes are above; everything here is derived from them.
Position by issue area, with the confidence range. A wider band means fewer recorded actions there — the width is the honesty, not a hidden penalty.
Band width reflects evidence count only · both parties computed identically
Roll-call days on record. Density = votes cast; ▼ marks days with an explicit not-voting record; outlines are days without a record — gaps in ingestion are never shown as absences.
One question, checked against independent evidence classes. When they agree, that’s a strong signal; when they split, you see exactly where.
Measurements of legislative behavior, not policy positions. Not used in alignment scoring.
Showing the 12 strongest of 380 analyzed positions
Leans against Gun Policy
Who they act with and who funds the work. Disclosure, not judgement — both parties treated identically.
1 of 83 disclosed funders have taken a public position on a bill we have placed on our scale — together about 1.4% of the PAC money this candidate has raised. What follows is those funders in their own filed words, not a score, and not a claim about this candidate.
AT&T INC. FEDERAL PAC$4k
A funder’s position is evidence about the funder. Whether this candidate’s own record follows it is a separate question, and this panel does not answer it.
Organizations with a financial or influence relationship to this politician, sized by total contributions. Tile size reflects dollars given.
Co-voting across shared roll calls — the top of the range and the strongest divergence. A report, never an alliance label.
Organizations with stated support or ratings on record — a disclosure, never a recommendation.
No endorsements on record yet.
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Republican
Voted: Yea
Protect College Sports Act of 2026
Sep 15, 2026
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Republican
Voted: Yea
Digital Asset Market Clarity Act
Sep 15, 2026
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Republican
Voted: Not Voting
21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
Jun 16, 2026
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Leans against Criminal Justice
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Leans toward Entitlement Programs
Leans toward Fiscal Conservatism
