Families
Contested roll calls on bills the Library of Congress files under Families. Each member's score here is their whole-career share of those votes that sided with the Democratic majority.
Members on Families
Member0%50%100%With Dems · votes
D100% · 27 votesD100% · 25 votesD100% · 23 votesD100% · 23 votesD100% · 22 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 21 votesD100% · 20 votesD100% · 20 votesD100% · 20 votesD100% · 20 votesD100% · 20 votesD95.7% · 23 votesD95.5% · 22 votesD95.2% · 21 votesD95.2% · 21 votesD95% · 20 votesD90.9% · 22 votesD90.5% · 21 votesD90% · 30 votesD89.3% · 28 votesD86.4% · 22 votesD81% · 21 votesD80% · 30 votesD78.9% · 19 votesD77.3% · 22 votesD71.4% · 21 votesD71.4% · 21 votesR50% · 20 votesD36.4% · 22 votesR36% · 25 votesR30% · 30 votesR27.3% · 22 votesR25.9% · 27 votesR23.8% · 21 votesR20% · 20 votesR20% · 20 votesR20% · 20 votesR16.7% · 30 votesR15% · 20 votesR14.3% · 21 votesR9.5% · 21 votesR0% · 25 votesThe 50 members with the most contested Families votes, of 2,011 who have cast one and 686 with enough to score. A further 348 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 Families breaks from the rest of the record
vs. all legislationAll legislationFamilies
Frederick Stephen Upton+21.2 pts
Marcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur−12.6 pts
Donald Edwin Young+9.9 pts
Frank James Sensenbrenner Jr.−7.4 pts
Frederick Stephen Upton sided with Democrats 21 points more often on Families than on legislation overall. Marcia Carolyn (Marcy) Kaptur went the other way by 13.