Democratic party unity

How often each Democrat in the 119th Congress voted with most Democrats on party-line roll calls, the votes where most Republicans and most Democrats took opposite sides.

Every Democrat, least to most loyal

Not enough party-line votes have been recorded yet.

Counted on roll calls of this Congress where most Republicans and most Democrats voted on opposite sides; members with fewer than 20 such votes are left out, and so are the non-voting delegates. Independents who caucus with the Democrats are counted with them. A low score can mean a member voted with Republicans, or broke left of the party: open a member to see which.

Where the Progressive Caucus split from the other Democrats

No such roll calls in the votes collected so far.

Yea–nay counts. The caucus roster is matched to members by seat (the caucus).

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