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Voted against their own party most

Share of votes where a member broke with the majority of their own caucus. Their own vote is excluded from that majority before the comparison.

  1. 1Thomas MassieThomas MassieR-KY-4157 of 623 votes25.2%
  2. 2Henry CuellarHenry CuellarD-TX-28164 of 657 votes25.0%
  3. 3Marie Gluesenkamp PerezMarie Gluesenkamp PerezD-WA-3143 of 657 votes21.8%

Where the argument is right now, in Law.

S. 32Signed into lawLaw

LACA

Local Access to Courts Act or LACA

SponsorTed CruzR-TX0 commentsUpdated Sep 16, 2026

How would you vote?

0 yeaNo positions yet0 nay

Congress

Passed in the House

378 – 10 · Aug 31, 2026

S. 3966In the SenateLaw

TREY'S Law

Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements Law or TREY'S Law

SponsorTed CruzR-TX0 commentsUpdated May 20, 2026

How would you vote?

0 yeaNo positions yet0 nay

Congress

No floor vote yet — your position is on the record first.

H.R. 8365In the SenateLaw

Monitor Accountability Act

This bill requires the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts to establish conditions on the appointment of monitors to oversee state and local governmental entities.

SponsorAndy BiggsR-AZ-50 commentsUpdated May 18, 2026

How would you vote?

0 yeaNo positions yet0 nay

Congress

Passed in the House

219 – 204 · May 14, 2026