Who shows up,
and how they vote.

A non-partisan ledger of how members of Congress and state legislatures vote. Every figure links to its official source. One measure is graded — attendance, A–F, against fixed thresholds applied the same way to every member; everything else is the plain recorded number, combined into no overall score.

Data last updated
Sep 26, 2026

97%

of the bills members introduced never got a floor vote.

37,531 of the 38,569 bills members of Congress sponsored in the 118th–119th Congresses never reached a recorded roll-call vote — most died in committee without one. Some bills still advance by voice vote or unanimous consent, which leave no roll call, so this counts recorded floor votes — how this is counted.

Members 639 House and Senate · 118th–119th Congresses Browse members → Graded on attendance 628 11 set aside, each with a published reason How grading works →

Roll calls 3,507 1,913 House · 1,594 Senate

Individual recorded votes 980,967 across 1,038 bills

Attendance, every graded member

628 members · 11 set aside

183

297

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Each bar counts members whose attendance falls in a 2.5-point range; bar colour follows the grade band of that range. Select a band to see those members. Grades use fixed, published thresholds — how attendance is graded.

Roll calls by class

Procedural 1,296
Passage 911
Amendment 812
Nomination 450
Non-position 20
Veto override 14
Other 4

Procedural votes outnumber passage votes — which is why a bare “votes missed” count, without its class breakdown, can mislead.

Roll calls by chamber

House1,913

Senate1,594

States

2026 Regular Session of the Mississippi Legislature — 174 legislators, 1,725 roll calls, 144,007 votes.