Crime and Law Enforcement
Contested roll calls on bills the Library of Congress files under Crime and Law Enforcement. Each member's score here is their whole-career share of those votes that sided with the Democratic majority.
Members on Crime and Law Enforcement
Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
D99.6% · 260 votesD99% · 310 votesD98.8% · 251 votesD98.7% · 304 votesD98.4% · 307 votesD98.1% · 260 votesD98% · 306 votesD98% · 248 votesD97.8% · 313 votesD97.6% · 253 votesD97.4% · 271 votesD97.3% · 260 votesD97.2% · 253 votesD97.1% · 315 votesD97.1% · 272 votesD96.8% · 282 votesD96.8% · 248 votesD96.6% · 262 votesD96.5% · 259 votesD96.1% · 310 votesD95.9% · 241 votesD95% · 260 votesD94.8% · 269 votesD94.6% · 367 votesD93.9% · 328 votesD93.7% · 252 votesD91.7% · 242 votesD91.3% · 254 votesD90.9% · 265 votesD90.1% · 343 votesD89.6% · 338 votesD88.6% · 298 votesD86.8% · 272 votesD79.9% · 249 votesD77.7% · 345 votesD71.5% · 312 votesD67.6% · 250 votesD49% · 251 votesR23.3% · 361 votesR23% · 304 votesR15% · 240 votesR14.1% · 255 votesR11.8% · 245 votesR8.5% · 284 votesR7.7% · 286 votesR5.6% · 304 votesR4% · 273 votesR3.6% · 362 votesR3.2% · 250 votesR1.7% · 241 votesThe 50 members with the most contested Crime and Law Enforcement votes, of 2,562 who have cast one and 2,252 with enough to score. A further 20 voted in the area but never on a contested question. Blue bars sided with the Democratic majority more often than not; red bars with the Republican majority.
Where Crime and Law Enforcement breaks from the rest of the record
vs. all legislationAll legislationCrime and Law Enforcement
Nick Joe Rahall II−34.4 pts
John David Dingell Jr.−24.3 pts
Marcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur−15.0 pts
Sanford Dixon Bishop Jr.−14.8 pts
Nick Joe Rahall II sided with Democrats 34 points less often on Crime and Law Enforcement than on legislation overall.