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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Dan Newhouse R-WA · House | Lawyers & lobbyists | $50k | 71% (17) | -11[-35, +5] | +0vs 71% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 152 | Dan Sullivan R-AK · Senate | Transportation | $200k | 65% (52) | +11[-2, +23] | +0vs 65% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 153 | Angie Craig D-MN · House | Financial services | $135k | 45% (29) | +11[-6, +29] | -38vs 83% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 154 | April McClain Delaney D-MD · House | Electric utilities | $50k | 14% (7) | -11[-22, +26] | -66vs 80% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 155 | Bradley Schneider D-IL · House | Financial services | $74k | 45% (29) | +11[-6, +29] | -38vs 83% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 156 | Burgess Owens R-UT · House | Health insurance | $50k | 56% (18) | -11[-33, +8] | -5vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 157 | Christopher Coons D-DE · Senate | Labor unions | $150k | 44% (68) | -11[-22, +1] | -11vs 55% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 158 | Abraham Hamadeh R-AZ · House | Defense & aerospace | $90k | 90% (10) | +11[-19, +19] | +13vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 159 | Andrew Ogles R-TN · House | Financial services | $103k | 79% (29) | -11[-28, +0] | -4vs 83% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 160 | Christopher Coons D-DE · Senate | Auto | $50k | 53% (45) | +11[-3, +25] | -10vs 63% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 161 | Ann Wagner R-MO · House | Lawyers & lobbyists | $50k | 71% (17) | -11[-35, +5] | +0vs 71% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 162 | Blake Moore R-UT · House | Defense & aerospace | $120k | 90% (10) | +11[-19, +19] | +13vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 163 | Beth Van Duyne R-TX · House | Health insurance | $150k | 78% (9) | +11[-22, +27] | +17vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 164 | Brian Babin R-TX · House | Health insurance | $108k | 78% (9) | +11[-22, +27] | +17vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 165 | Chris Pappas D-NH · House | Health insurance | $250k | 50% (18) | +11[-10, +32] | -11vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 166 | Cindy Hyde-Smith R-MS · Senate | Food & beverage | $50k | 22% (9) | -11[-27, +22] | -45vs 67% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 167 | Dale Strong R-AL · House | Lawyers & lobbyists | $65k | 71% (17) | -11[-35, +5] | +0vs 71% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 168 | Darren Soto D-FL · House | Health insurance | $80k | 50% (18) | +11[-10, +32] | -11vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 169 | David Joyce R-OH · House | Defense & aerospace | $405k | 90% (10) | +11[-19, +19] | +13vs 77% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 170 | Derek Schmidt R-KS · House | Agriculture | $205k | 65% (17) | -11[-35, +7] | -11vs 76% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 171 | Elise Stefanik R-NY · House | Agriculture | $50k | 65% (17) | -11[-35, +7] | -11vs 76% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 172 | Ed Case D-HI · House | Health insurance | $75k | 50% (18) | +11[-10, +32] | -11vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 173 | Diana DeGette D-CO · House | Electric utilities | $75k | 14% (7) | -11[-22, +26] | -66vs 80% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 174 | Joe Courtney D-CT · House | Electric utilities | $75k | 14% (7) | -11[-22, +26] | -66vs 80% | CI ∋ 0 |
| 175 | John Joyce R-PA · House | Health insurance | $150k | 78% (9) | +11[-22, +27] | +17vs 61% | CI ∋ 0 |