2020 DEMOCRACY SCORECARD

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Introduction by Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynn

HISTORIC 116TH CONGRESS Two Chambers Offer Contrasting Views for Our Future

The 116th Congress was historic for many reasons Historians will point to the obvious--the third impeachment of a president in US history and the underwhelming Special Counsel Report by Robert Mueller that led up to it The surprisingly revealing Senate Select Committee on Intelligencersquos 1000+ page bipartisan report which outlines Russiarsquos concerted attempt to sway the 2016 presidential election should be highlighted for seeing the light of day in a Senate that has been devoid of substantive action with scant exceptions Majority Leader Mitch McConell proudly claims the Senate is a ldquolegislative graveyardrdquo earning his title as the ldquogravedig-ger of democracyrdquo

But for the long term interest of the republic the 116th Congress should be noted as a harbinger of change What that change looks like depends on which chamber you look at and which path voters decide to follow in November 2020

In the House of Representatives the 116th Congress will be known for the largest and most diverse class of new members in a dramatic shift in the balance of power They came to Washington on a mission reflected in the For the People Act Designated as HR 1 a statement of the highest priori-ty given to the most sweeping democracy reform bill ever introduced this comprehensive democracy reform package includes a bold set of solu-tions already working in cities and states across the country The newly elected representatives were of the people had seen these local laws passed by the people and seem determined to work toward a Congress that will win them for the people so democracy works for all of us not just the wealthy special interests

As dynamic diverse and hopeful as the House was the Senate was a harbinger of a different kind of change darker a dearth of ideas and grim foreshadowing of a time when dissent and debate arenrsquot allowed The GOP with the exception of Sen Mitt Romney (UT) moved in near

lock-step under Leader McConnellrsquos iron grip fearful that the presidentrsquos tweets could lead to a primary opponent from their right

The Senate failed to stand up to President Trumprsquos continued abuses of power and disregard for the rule of law They turned a blind eye toward the Trump administrationrsquos ongoing attempts to hijack the government for his own personal and political gain Other than President Trumprsquos own actions the GOP-controlled Senatersquos complicity created the second biggest threat to our democracy

The Senatersquos decision not to convict President Trump on charges of abuse of power or obstruction of Congress at the impeachment trial embold-ened him and his administration From suppressing votes to reduce voter turnout in predominantly Black and Brown communities through voter purges to excluding undocumented individuals from the Census to ordering federal troops onto American streets in a move repudiated by the Chair of the Joint Chiefs of staff and his own Secretary of Defense to disrupting the United States Postal Service to create confusion and cast doubt on voting by mail to the Office of the Director of National Intel-ligence no longer doing in-person briefings for Congress about foreign interference in our elections and thus provide an open invitation to infiltrate our elections President Trump has shown that he will use every lever of government to benefit himself

President Trumprsquos abuses of power are especially egregious when seen in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic At a time when a leader should pull us together Trump continues to tear us apart The pandemic created a health and economic crisis exacerbated by the Trump administrationrsquos in-eptitude but he alone has created a crisis for our democracy As he stokes fears about nearly non-existent vote fraud his party files multiple lawsuits in swing states against common-sense voting reforms such as expanded vote-by-mail and ballot drop boxes Now millions of Americans will be

2020 COMMON CAUSE DEMOCRACY SCORECARD | 2 DEMOCRACYSCORECARDORG | COMMONCAUSEORG

Introduction by Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynn

HISTORIC 116TH CONGRESS Two Chambers Offer Contrasting Views for Our Future

The 116th Congress was historic for many reasons Historians will point to the obvious--the third impeachment of a president in US history and the underwhelming Special Counsel Report by Robert Mueller that led up to it The surprisingly revealing Senate Select Committee on Intelligencersquos 1000+ page bipartisan report which outlines Russiarsquos concerted attempt to sway the 2016 presidential election should be highlighted for seeing the light of day in a Senate that has been devoid of substantive action with scant exceptions Majority Leader Mitch McConell proudly claims the Senate is a ldquolegislative graveyardrdquo earning his title as the ldquogravedig-ger of democracyrdquo

But for the long term interest of the republic the 116th Congress should be noted as a harbinger of change What that change looks like depends on which chamber you look at and which path voters decide to follow in November 2020

In the House of Representatives the 116th Congress will be known for the largest and most diverse class of new members in a dramatic shift in the balance of power They came to Washington on a mission reflected in the For the People Act Designated as HR 1 a statement of the highest priori-ty given to the most sweeping democracy reform bill ever introduced this comprehensive democracy reform package includes a bold set of solu-tions already working in cities and states across the country The newly elected representatives were of the people had seen these local laws passed by the people and seem determined to work toward a Congress that will win them for the people so democracy works for all of us not just the wealthy special interests

As dynamic diverse and hopeful as the House was the Senate was a harbinger of a different kind of change darker a dearth of ideas and grim foreshadowing of a time when dissent and debate arenrsquot allowed The GOP with the exception of Sen Mitt Romney (UT) moved in near

lock-step under Leader McConnellrsquos iron grip fearful that the presidentrsquos tweets could lead to a primary opponent from their right

The Senate failed to stand up to President Trumprsquos continued abuses of power and disregard for the rule of law They turned a blind eye toward the Trump administrationrsquos ongoing attempts to hijack the government for his own personal and political gain Other than President Trumprsquos own actions the GOP-controlled Senatersquos complicity created the second biggest threat to our democracy

The Senatersquos decision not to convict President Trump on charges of abuse of power or obstruction of Congress at the impeachment trial embold-ened him and his administration From suppressing votes to reduce voter turnout in predominantly Black and Brown communities through voter purges to excluding undocumented individuals from the Census to ordering federal troops onto American streets in a move repudiated by the Chair of the Joint Chiefs of staff and his own Secretary of Defense to disrupting the United States Postal Service to create confusion and cast doubt on voting by mail to the Office of the Director of National Intel-ligence no longer doing in-person briefings for Congress about foreign interference in our elections and thus provide an open invitation to infiltrate our elections President Trump has shown that he will use every lever of government to benefit himself

President Trumprsquos abuses of power are especially egregious when seen in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic At a time when a leader should pull us together Trump continues to tear us apart The pandemic created a health and economic crisis exacerbated by the Trump administrationrsquos in-eptitude but he alone has created a crisis for our democracy As he stokes fears about nearly non-existent vote fraud his party files multiple lawsuits in swing states against common-sense voting reforms such as expanded vote-by-mail and ballot drop boxes Now millions of Americans will be

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forced to choose between risking their health and their right to vote this year If the primaries are any indication it appears the people are ready to overcome any obstacle to make sure their voices are heard in 2020

As if to underscore the need for transformational change in our politics and society the pandemic also highlighted the vast racial disparities in health care jobs access to education policing and criminal justice If people were unaware of these glaring problems before the pandemic it became impossible to ignore them as they played out in the news to a global audience sheltering in place to curtail the spread of coronavirus George Floydrsquos murder by police and the Black Lives Matter protests that followed led to a dramatic shift in public opinion and quick action in many jurisdictions to fundamentally change policing It is only a start and just as Common Cause has worked to open government and remove barriers to full participation in our democracy for 50 years now we are committed to seeing the end of systemic racism and working to ensure our system of self-governing truly works for everyone

Common Cause founder John W Gardner sought to bring the energy and passion of the 1960rsquos civil rights womenrsquos liberation and anti-war pro-tests and merge the outsider power evident in protests with an insiderrsquos knowledge of Washington and Congress He saw citizens engaging in the democratic process made a difference As a Republican he served in Pres-ident Johnsonrsquos cabinet as Secretary of Health Education and Welfare and is considered by historians as one of the chief architects of the Great Society It was his profound faith in the people and our ability to adapt and change with the times that focused him on the political process and the need for systemic change

After leaving the administration respectfully though in disagreement over resources going to war that should have been invested in the Great Society he continued his work at the National Urban Coalition in the late 1960rsquos Gardner and other members of the board saw the need for a citi-zens lobby to open up government and introduce more transparency and accountability making sure the people were as organized with a voice in Washington as were the special interests On August 18 1970 Gardner

placed a full-page ad in the New York Times with the headline ldquoIn Wash-ington everybody is organized but the peoplerdquo inviting people to join in Common Cause Within six months 200000 members began charting a new path to engage in self-governing bringing protest and pragmatism together

ldquoWe want public officials to have literally millions of American citizens looking over their shoulders at every move they makerdquo Gardner wrote

ldquoWe want phones to ring in Washington and state capitols and town halls We want people watching and influencing every move that government makesrdquo

Common Cause kicked open the doors to the smoke-filled back rooms flung open the curtains to let sunshine laws light the way for more reform helped pass the 26th Amendment that gave 18-year-olds the right to vote and helped bring the VietNam War to an end We followed the money that led to the Watergate break-in and used the scandal-ridden Nixon admin-istration to catalyze significant reforms such as the Ethics in Government Act the Federal Election Campaign Act and the presidential small-donor matching fund system that gave us two of the cleanest elections in histo-ry in 1976 and 1980

THE 2020 DEMOCRACY SCORECARDGardnerrsquos idea continues to animate our work The principles and values of a government as good and as diverse as its people guides the selec-tion of issues in this 2020 Democracy Scorecard As we enter our next 50 years of holding power accountable we continue to build support for comprehensive reforms that would correct some of the most egregious abuses of power from the Trump administration

Common Causersquos 2020 Democracy Scorecard

bull Provides data on every current member of Congress based on their votes for or cosponsorship of key democracy reform bills

bull Amplifies the voices of everyday Americans who have been silenced by big money in politics voter suppression and other tactics to block people from participating and

bull Reflects a commitment to ensuring that all Americansrsquo voices can be heard in our government and that everyone plays by the same set of common-sense rules

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When enacted the legislation outlined in this Scorecard would

bull Overturn the Supreme Courtrsquos disastrous Citizens United decisionbull Strengthen our voting laws by updating provisions of the Voting

Rights Act gutted by the Shelby v Holder rulingbull Ensure that all residents are counted in the censusbull Provide automatic registration so that voters are added to voter rolls

when they do business with state agenciesbull Create independent citizensrsquo commissions to draw new legislative

districts to end gerrymandering and make sure voters choose their representatives not the other way around

bull Enhance transparency requirements for political contributions and spending

bull Break the power of big money in our elections by incentivizing small-dollar contributions and crack down on foreign influence in our election and

bull Tighten the prohibition on political spending by foreign entities

Cosponsorships are just one metric to gauge support for democracy reform and there are democracy reform champions in Congress who this Scorecard might not fully recognize The House of Representatives has passed hundreds of bills many of which have bipartisan support but which Senator McConnell refuses to consider Senate Republican leader-ship and committee chairs have blocked debate and mark-ups on dozens of key democracy bills that are desperately needed to give all Americans a greater voice in our democracy so there are very few Senate votes to consider for this Scorecard

In fact the Senatersquos inaction has the 116th Congress on track to be the least productive in history with just one percent of the bills becoming law as this Scorecard is published

Despite its limitations we believe the Scorecard provides a useful tool for voters to see that there are solutions for strengthening our democracy In recent months we sent multiple staff in each congressional office four letters listing the bills included in this yearrsquos Scorecard we wanted to make sure every member of Congress knew which bills he or she was be-ing evaluated on Since these letters were sent a combined total of more than 150 cosponsors have been added to these collective bills as a result of our Scorecard

Common Cause is nonpartisan and never endorses or opposes candi-dates for elected office We publish this Scorecard as a guide so con-cerned citizens can evaluate the records of their members of Congress on key democracy reform issues and build support for these solutions We urge all readers to check the performance of their senators and represen-tatives on issues covered in the Scorecard In Gardnerrsquos spirit all citizens should work to hold power accountable by making the phones ring in Washington their state capitals and local government offices to ensure that government will truly be of by and for the people

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe author of Common Causersquos 2020 Democracy Scorecard is Aaron Scherb and this is our third biennial Democracy Scorecard Many thanks to designer Kerstin Diehnrsquos creativity and flexibility which were integral to its completion We very much appreciate Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynnrsquos continued leadership and support for this project as well as Vice President for Communications Scott Swensonrsquos guidance and input We also want to thank the dozens of congressional offices that replied to the Democracy Scorecard letters that we sent to all Capitol Hill offices several times this year

While other worthy legislation certainly could have been included in this Scorecard we had to limit its scope and were only able to incorporate a fraction of the many democracy reform bills that have been introduced in the 116th Congress We didnrsquot include a handful of Members of Congress who won special elections due to a vacancy and joined partway through the session because they were not in office for a majority of the votes Members who were absent for a vote didnrsquot cosponsor the initial bill and didnrsquot publicly indicate how they wouldrsquove voted for the bill were counted as a no All cosponsors listed in this Democracy Scorecard were taken from the Congressgov website as of September 8 2020 If you have feedback on this Democracy Scorecard or have ideas about what should be included in a future scorecard please feel free to share those com-ments with Aaron Scherb Common Causersquos Director of Legislative Affairs at ascherbcommoncauseorg

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Democracy ScorecardBill descriptions

HOUSEBILLS WITH VOTES

HJ Res 46 a joint resolution that would terminate the national emergen-cy related to the US-Mexico border declared by the President on Febru-ary 15 2019

HR 1 For the People Act a comprehensive and transformative anti-cor-ruption and pro-voting reform bill that would help amplify the voices of everyday Americans

HR 1644 Save the Internet Act would restore the open internet order of the Federal Communications Commission that was passed on February 26 2015 and revoke the FCC rule from December 14 2017

HR 2722 Securing Americarsquos Federal Elections (SAFE) Act would in-centivize states to replace outdated and vulnerable voting equipment mandate paper ballot voting systems risk-limiting post-election audits and strict cybersecurity requirements for election technology vendors and voting systems

H Res 660 a resolution formalizing the impeachment inquiry into Presi-dent Trump

HR 4617 Stopping Harmful Interference in Elections for a Lasting De-mocracy (SHIELD) Act would protect our elections from foreign interfer-ence and disinformation campaigns

HR 4 Voting Rights Advancement Act a bill to modernize and strengthen the Voting Rights Act to prohibit discriminatory voter suppression tactics and ensure that all eligible voters can have their voices heard and votes counted

H Res 755 votes on the two articles of impeachment for President Trump

HR 51 Washington DC Admission Act would provide statehood and full representation for the more than 700000 residents of the District of Columbia

BILLS TO COSPONSOR

HR 2977 DISCLOSE Act would require all corporations unions other outside groups and Super PACs to report to the FEC within 24 hours of making a $10000 campaign expenditure or financial transfer to oth-er groups which can then be used for campaign-related activity would require leaders of entities engaging in political spending gt$10000 to ldquostand by their adsrdquo

HJ RES 2 Democracy for All Amendment would overturn the Citizens United decision and authorize Congress and the states to set reasonable limits on the raising and spending of money by candidates and others to influence elections

HR 645 Automatic Voter Registration Act would ensure that eligible individuals interacting with certain government agencies would automat-ically be registered to vote

HR 3572 Redistricting Reform ActJohn Tanner Fairness and Indepen-dence in Redistricting Act (HR 124HR 130) would create independent redistricting commissions and outline criteria for states to create inde-pendent redistricting commissions to help eliminate partisan gerryman-dering

HR 732 2020 Census IDEA Act would prohibit future censuses from add-ing any question that has not been researched studied and tested for at least three years before the date on which the applicable census occurs or including on the questionnaire for the census any subject type of infor-mation or question that was not submitted to Congress

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SENATECOMPREHENSIVE

S 949 For the People Act a comprehensive and transformative anti-cor-ruption and pro-voting reform bill that would help amplify the voices of everyday Americans

MONEY-IN-POLITICS

S 1147 DISCLOSE Act would require all corporations unions other out-side groups and Super PACs to report to the FEC within 24 hours of mak-ing a $10000 campaign expenditure or financial transfer to other groups which can then be used for campaign-related activity would require leaders of entities engaging in political spending gt$10000 to ldquostand by their adsrdquo

S 2257 Fair Elections Now Act would create a small donor citizen-fund-ed election system for congressional elections to amplify the voices of everyday Americans and help get big money out of politics

S 2269 Stopping Harmful Interference in Elections for a Lasting Democ-racy (SHIELD) Act would protect our elections from foreign interference and disinformation campaigns

SJ Res 51 Democracy for All Amendment would overturn the Citizens United decision and authorize Congress and the states to set reasonable limits on the raising and spending of money by candidates and others to influence elections

VOTING AND ELECTIONS

S 4263 John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act a bill to modernize and strengthen the Voting Rights Act to prohibit discriminatory voter sup-pression tactics and ensure that all eligible voters can have their voices heard and votes counted

S 631 Washington DC Admission Act would provide statehood and full representation for the more than 700000 residents of the District of Columbia OR S 549 the Voter Empowerment Act would provide compre-hensive voter protections modernize voter registration processes and incentivize risk-limiting audits

S 624 Same-Day Registration Act would require states with a voter registration requirement to make same-day voter registration available at the polling place on any day voting is permitted

S 1540 Election Security Act would require backup paper ballots pro-vide $1 billion in election security grants to states for cybersecurity im-provements and audits strengthen federal response to election security interference and establish accountability measures for election technol-ogy vendors

S 1068 Democracy Restoration Act would restore voting rights for previ-ously incarcerated individuals who have served their time

S 2238 Securing Americarsquos Federal Elections (SAFE) Act would incentivize states to replace outdated and vulnerable voting equipment mandate pa-per ballot voting systems risk-limiting post-election audits and strict cyber-security requirements for election technology vendors and voting systems

S 3529 Natural Disaster and Emergency Ballot Act would ensure that voters have 20 days to vote through early in-person voting or by mail provide self-sealing return envelopes with prepaid postage for voter reg-istration applications absentee-ballot applications and blank absentee ballots allow voters to cure certain signature discrepancies and accept voter registration applications at least 21 days before the date of the elec-tion OR S 3725 VoteSafe Act would bill expand vote-by-mail and early in-person voting during the 2020 elections and directs polling places to follow certain guidance related to COVID-19

ETHICS CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AND ABUSE OF POWER

Vote to allow additional evidence and witnesses in the impeachment trial of President Trump

Vote on the first article of impeachment against President Trump

Vote on the second article of impeachment against President Trump

S 882 Presidential Conflicts of Interest Act would require the President and Vice President to submit to Congress and the Office of Government Ethics a disclosure of financial interests and a disclosure of tax returns by the incumbent President and presidential nominees of a major political party for the three most recent taxable years

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S 393 Supreme Court Ethics Act would require the Supreme Court to establish a judicial code of conduct for justices to comply with similar to all other federal judges

MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY

S 682 Save the Internet Act would restore the open internet order of the Federal Communications Commission that was passed on February 26 2015 and revoke the FCC rule from December 14 2017

REDISTRICTING AND CENSUS

S 2226 Redistricting Reform Act would create independent redistricting commissions and outline criteria for states to create independent redis-tricting commissions to help eliminate partisan gerrymandering OR S 1972 Fair Maps Act would prohibit partisan gerrymandering and en-sure that any redistricting of congressional district boundaries results in fair effective and accountable representation for all people

S 201 Every Person Counts Act would require the census to tabulate the total number of persons in each state and prohibits the Census Bu-reau from including any question or otherwise eliciting any information regarding US citizenship or immigration status OR S 358 Census IDEA Act would prohibit future censuses from adding any question that has not been researched studied and tested for at least three years before the date on which the applicable census occurs or including on the questionnaire for the census any subject type of information or question that was not submitted to Congress OR S 4048 Fair and Accurate Census Act would extend the deadline for the US Census Bureau to complete the 2020 Census and provide $400 million to address the impacts of COVID-19

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pro-democracy reform position anti-democracy reform position

Ralph Abraham LA05 R 015

Alma Adams NC12 D 1115

Robert Aderholt AL04 R 015

Pete Aguilar CA31 D 1415

Rick Allen GA12 R 015

Colin Allred TX32 D 1215

Justin Amash MI03 L 415

Mark Amodei NV02 R 015

Kelly Armstrong NDAL R 015

Jodey Arrington TX19 R 015

Cynthia Axne IA03 D 1215

Brian Babin TX36 R 015

Don Bacon NE02 R 015

James Baird IN04 R 015

Troy Balderson OH12 R 015

Jim Banks IN03 R 015

Andy Barr KY06 R 015

Nanette Barragaacuten CA44 D 1315

Karen Bass CA37 D 1315

Joyce Beatty OH03 D 1515

Ami Bera CA07 D 1415

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pro-democracy reform position anti-democracy reform position

Jack Bergman MI01 R 015

Donald Beyer VA08 D 1215

Andy Biggs AZ05 R 015

Gus Bilirakis FL12 R 015

Dan Bishop NC09 R NA NA NA NA 011

Rob Bishop UT01 R 015

Sanford Bishop GA02 D 1115

Earl Blumenauer OR03 D 1515

Lisa Blunt Rochester DEAL D 1315

Suzanne Bonamici OR01 D 1415

Mike Bost IL12 R 015

Brendan Boyle PA02 D 1415

Kevin Brady TX08 R 015

Anthony Brindisi NY22 D 1315

Mo Brooks AL05 R 015

Susan Brooks IN05 R 015

Anthony Brown MD04 D 1215

Julia Brownley CA26 D 1515

Vern Buchanan FL16 R 015

Ken Buck CO04 R 015

Larry Bucshon IN08 R 015

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pro-democracy reform position anti-democracy reform position

Ted Budd NC13 R 015

Tim Burchett TN02 R 015

Michael Burgess TX26 R 015

Cheri Bustos IL17 D 1315

GK Butterfield NC01 D 1115

Bradley Byrne AL01 R 015

Ken Calvert CA42 R 015

Salud Carbajal CA24 D 1515

Tony Caacuterdenas CA29 D 1215

Andreacute Carson IN07 D 1315

Earl Carter GA01 R 015

John Carter TX31 R 015

Matt Cartwright PA08 D 1315

Ed Case HI01 D 1315

Sean Casten IL06 D 1515

Kathy Castor FL14 D 1415

Joaquin Castro TX20 D 1115

Steve Chabot OH01 R 015

Liz Cheney WYAL R 015

Judy Chu CA27 D 1515

David Cicilline RI01 D 1315

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Gilbert Cisneros CA39 D 1515

Katherine Clark MA05 D 1315

yvette Clarke NY09 D 1315

William Lacy Clay MO01 D 1515

Emanuel Cleaver MO05 D 1315

Ben Cline VA06 R 015

Michael Cloud TX27 R 015

James Clyburn SC06 D 1215

Steve Cohen TN09 D 1415

Tom Cole OK04 R 015

Doug Collins GA09 R 015

James Comer KY01 R 015

Mike Conaway TX11 R 015

Gerald Connolly VA11 D 1315

Paul Cook CA08 R 015

Jim Cooper TN05 D 1515

Lou Correa CA46 D 1215

Jim Costa CA16 D 1315

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Eric Crawford AR01 R 015

Dan Crenshaw TX02 R 015

Charlie Crist FL13 D 1315

Jason Crow CO06 D 1515

Henry Cuellar TX28 D 1115

Joe Cunningham SC01 D 1315

John Curtis UT03 R 015

Sharice Davids KS03 D 1215

Warren Davidson OH08 R 015

Danny Davis IL07 D 1315

Rodney Davis IL13 R 015

Susan Davis CA53 D 1415

Madeleine Dean PA04 D 1315

Peter DeFazio OR04 D 1515

Diana DeGette CO01 D 1315

Rosa DeLauro CT03 D 1315

Suzan DelBene WA01 D 1315

Antonio Delgado NY19 D 1215

Val Demings FL10 D 1315

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Theodore Deutch FL22 D 1515

Mario Diaz-Balart FL25 R 015

Debbie Dingell MI12 D 1315

Lloyd Doggett TX35 D 1315

Michael Doyle PA18 D 1315

Jeff Duncan SC03 R 015

Neal Dunn FL02 R 015

Tom Emmer MN06 R 015

Eliot Engel NY16 D 1415

Veronica Escobar TX16 D 1315

Anna Eshoo CA18 D 1515

Adriano Espaillat NY13 D 1515

Ron Estes KS04 R 015

Dwight Evans PA03 D 1315

Drew Ferguson GA03 R 015

Abby Finkenauer IA01 D 1215

Brian Fitzpatrick PA01 R 215

Charles Fleischmann TN03 R 015

Lizzie Fletcher TX07 D 1015

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Bill Foster IL11 D 1415

Virginia Foxx NC05 R 015

Lois Frankel FL21 D 1315

Marcia Fudge OH11 D 1215

Russ Fulcher ID01 R 015

Tulsi Gabbard HI02 D 1115

Matt Gaetz FL01 R 015

Mike Gallagher WI08 R 115

Ruben Gallego AZ07 D 1215

John Garamendi CA03 D 1515

Sylvia Garcia TX29 D 1315

Jesuacutes Garciacutea IL04 D 1515

Greg Gianforte MTAL R 015

Bob Gibbs OH07 R 015

Louie Gohmert TX01 R 015

Jared Golden ME02 D 1215

Jimmy Gomez CA34 D 1515

Anthony Gonzalez OH16 R 015

Vicente Gonzalez TX15 D 1115

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Josh Gottheimer NJ05 D 1215

Kay Granger TX12 R 015

Garret Graves LA06 R 015

Sam Graves MO06 R 015

Tom Graves GA14 R 015

Al Green TX09 D 1315

Mark Green TN07 R 015

Morgan Griffith VA09 R 015

Rauacutel Grijalva AZ03 D 1315

Glenn Grothman WI06 R 015

Michael Guest MS03 R 015

Brett Guthrie KY02 R 015

Debra Haaland NM01 D 1515

Jim Hagedorn MN01 R 015

Josh Harder CA10 D 1315

Andy Harris MD01 R 015

Vicky Hartzler MO04 R 015

Alcee Hastings FL20 D 1215

Jahana Hayes CT05 D 1515

Denny Heck WA10 D 1415

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Jaime Herrera Beutler WA03 R 115

Jody Hice GA10 R 015

Brian Higgins NY26 D 1315

Clay Higgins LA03 R 015

French Hill AR02 R 015

Jim Himes CT04 D 1515

George Holding NC02 R 015

Trey Hollingsworth IN09 R 015

Kendra Horn OK05 D 1415

Steven Horsford NV04 D 1215

Chrissy Houlahan PA06 D 1215

Steny Hoyer MD05 D 1315

Richard Hudson NC08 R 015

Jared Huffman CA02 D 1515

Bill Huizenga MI02 R 015

Will Hurd TX23 R 115

Sheila Jackson Lee TX18 D 1515

Pramila Jayapal WA07 D 1315

Hakeem Jeffries NY08 D 1315

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Dusty Johnson SDAL R 115

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Eddie Bernice Johnson TX30 D 1215

Hank Johnson GA04 D 1515

Mike Johnson LA04 R 015

Jim Jordan OH04 R 015

David Joyce OH14 R 015

John Joyce PA13 R 015

Marcy Kaptur OH09 D 1215

John Katko NY24 R 115

William Keating MA09 D 1115

Fred Keller PA12 R 015

Mike Kelly PA16 R 015

Robin Kelly IL02 D 1315

Trent Kelly MS01 R 015

Joseph Kennedy MA04 D 1515

Ro Khanna CA17 D 1515

Daniel Kildee MI05 D 1315

Derek Kilmer WA06 D 1515

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Adam Kinzinger IL16 R 015

Ann Kirkpatrick AZ02 D 1315

Raja Krishnamoorthi IL08 D 1515

Ann Kuster NH02 D 1215

David Kustoff TN08 R 015

Darin LaHood IL18 R 015

Doug LaMalfa CA01 R 015

Conor Lamb PA17 D 1215

Doug Lamborn CO05 R 015

James Langevin RI02 D 1415

Rick Larsen WA02 D 1315

John Larson CT01 D 1515

Robert Latta OH05 R 015

Brenda Lawrence MI14 D 1415

Al Lawson FL05 D 1215

Barbara Lee CA13 D 1515

Susie Lee NV03 D 1215

Debbie Lesko AZ08 R 015

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Daniel Lipinski IL03 D 1315

David Loebsack IA02 D 1315

Zoe Lofgren CA19 D 1415

Billy Long MO07 R 015

Barry Loudermilk GA11 R 015

Alan Lowenthal CA47 D 1515

Nita Lowey NY17 D 1415

Frank Lucas OK03 R 015

Blaine Luetkemeyer MO03 R 015

Ben Ray Lujaacuten NM03 D 1415

Elaine Luria VA02 D 1215

Stephen Lynch MA08 D 1215

Tom Malinowski NJ07 D 1315

Carolyn Maloney NY12 D 1315

Sean Maloney NY18 D 1415

Kenny Marchant TX24 R 015

Roger Marshall KS01 R 015

Thomas Massie KY04 R 115

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Kevin McCarthy CA23 R 015

Michael McCaul TX10 R 015

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Jerrold Nadler NY10 D 1315

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Donald Norcross NJ01 D 1315

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Donald Payne NJ10 D 1215

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Greg Pence IN06 R 015

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Janice Schakowsky IL09 D 1515

Adam Schiff CA28 D 1415

Bradley Schneider IL10 D 1315

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Mikie Sherrill NJ11 D 1315

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Adrian Smith NE03 R 015

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Abigail Spanberger VA07 D 1215

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Glenn Thompson PA15 R 015

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