Money-Vote Gap
Leaderboard
Two views into the gap between PAC dollars in and votes out. Members ranks (member, industry) cells by how far the member's Yes-rate diverges from the median for their own party in the same chamber. Bills ranks bills by revealed-preference subterfuge — industries lobbying to pass the bill while not appearing in its stated subject tags.Methodology →
| # | Member | Industry | PAC $ | Yes / n | Party Δ (95% CI) | Chamber Δ | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | Brian Mast R-FL · House | Auto | $50k | 83% (6) | -17[-56, -3] | -17vs 100% | Preliminary |
| 27 | Lauren Boebert R-CO · House | Auto | $50k | 83% (6) | -17[-56, -3] | -17vs 100% | Preliminary |
| 28 | Mark Messmer R-IN · House | Auto | $110k | 83% (6) | -17[-56, -3] | -17vs 100% | Preliminary |
| 29 | Laurel Lee R-FL · House | Health insurance | $215k | 33% (9) | -34[-55, -2] | -28vs 61% | Preliminary |
| 30 | Elijah Crane R-AZ · House | Financial services | $84k | 76% (29) | -14[-32, -2] | -7vs 83% | Preliminary |
| 31 | Daniel Meuser R-PA · House | Financial services | $129k | 76% (29) | -14[-32, -2] | -7vs 83% | Preliminary |
| 32 | Andy Barr R-KY · House | Financial services | $400k | 76% (29) | -14[-32, -2] | -7vs 83% | Preliminary |
| 33 | Cindy Hyde-Smith R-MS · Senate | Agriculture | $60k | 66% (41) | +18[+2, +30] | +6vs 60% | Preliminary |
| 34 | Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate | Agriculture | $50k | 13% (8) | -35[-46, -1] | -47vs 60% | Preliminary |
| 35 | Byron Donalds R-FL · House | Electric utilities | $70k | 70% (40) | -13[-28, -1] | -10vs 80% | Preliminary |
| 36 | Carlos Gimenez R-FL · House | Electric utilities | $56k | 70% (40) | -13[-28, -1] | -10vs 80% | Preliminary |
| 37 | Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate | Oil & gas | $150k | 75% (162) | +9[+1, +14] | +11vs 64% | Preliminary |
| 38 | Cynthia Lummis R-WY · Senate | Agriculture | $150k | 67% (30) | +19[+0, +32] | +7vs 60% | Preliminary |
| 39 | John Barrasso R-WY · Senate | Oil & gas | $285k | 60% (258) | -6[-12, 0] | -4vs 64% | Preliminary |
| 40 | Cynthia Lummis R-WY · Senate | Tech | $50k | 20% (5) | -40[-56, +2] | -40vs 60% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 41 | Adelita Grijalva D-AZ · House | Education | $50k | 20% (5) | -37[-53, +5] | -37vs 57% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 42 | Susie Lee D-NV · House | Defense & aerospace | $300k | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 43 | André Carson D-IN · House | Defense & aerospace | $90k | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 44 | Adam Smith D-WA · House | Defense & aerospace | $1.1M | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 45 | April McClain Delaney D-MD · House | Defense & aerospace | $50k | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 46 | Linda Sánchez D-CA · House | Defense & aerospace | $90k | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 47 | Joe Courtney D-CT · House | Defense & aerospace | $590k | 20% (10) | -29[-43, +2] | -57vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 48 | Andrew Garbarino R-NY · House | Labor unions | $525k | 71% (7) | +28[-7, +49] | +0vs 71% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 49 | Adam Smith D-WA · House | Tech | $375k | 29% (7) | -28[-49, +7] | -54vs 83% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 50 | Linda Sánchez D-CA · House | Tech | $68k | 29% (7) | -28[-49, +7] | -54vs 83% | CI ∋ 0 |